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Feeling Down? Have a Deep Conversation

Jeremy Sharp, PhD March 8, 2010 relationships 2 Comments

According to a recent study, titled “Eavesdropping on Happiness,” increased well-being is associated with more “substantive” conversation. Authors found that happier individuals spend less time alone and engage in deeper conversations …

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Parents? Who Needs ‘Em?

Jeremy Sharp, PhD January 28, 2010 relationships Leave a Comment

You can divorce an abusive spouse. You can call it quits if your lover mistreats you. But what can you do if the source of your misery is your own …

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Couples Series #4: The Full Catastrophe

Jeremy Sharp, PhD January 22, 2010 relationships, therapy Leave a Comment

Hello again, everyone! After a long break to take care of a new puppy (a little golden retriever named Bentley, if you’re wondering), I’m back and ready to round out …

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Couples Series #3: To Go or Not To Go (to Therapy)

Jeremy Sharp, PhD January 7, 2010 relationships, therapy Leave a Comment

Hello again! Some of you may know that I’m in the midst of a four-part Couples Series inspired by Elizabeth Weil’s NYT article, “Married (Happily) With Issues.” This is the third …

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Couples Series #2: Mighty Morphin…Emotions

Jeremy Sharp, PhD December 21, 2009 relationships, therapy Leave a Comment

Here’s the second post in my ongoing Couples Series – a string of pieces inspired by Elizabeth Weil’s Married (Happily) With Issues. Who remembers the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers? If you …

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Couples Series #1: Debate Team – We’re Not in High School Anymore

Jeremy Sharp, PhD December 14, 2009 relationships, therapy 1 Comment

This post marks the first in a short series on couples issues, inspired by Elizabeth Weil’s article in the NYT documenting her experience trying to improve her already good marriage. A …

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About the Practice

After several years in solo practice, Dr. Jeremy Sharp founded the Colorado Center for Assessment & Counseling in 2014 with the intention of providing knowledgeable, strengths-based assessment and counseling services for children and adults. Our team continues to grow so that we can keep meeting the mental health needs of our community.

Contact Info

3500 John F. Kennedy Pkwy, Suite 200
Fort Collins, Colorado 80525

P: (970) 889-8204
F: (888) 494-3756
E: contact@coloradocac.com

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  • Mental Fatigue: Our Minds are Like a Battery
  • PTSD vs. Complex PTSD
  • Raising Children with Compassion
  • What Can a 250-year-old Philosopher Tell Us About Empathy?

About the Practice

After several years in solo practice, Dr. Jeremy Sharp founded the Colorado Center for Assessment & Counseling in 2014 with the intention of providing knowledgeable, strengths-based assessment and counseling services for children and adults. Our team continues to grow so that we can keep meeting the mental health needs of our community.


Contact Info

3500 John F. Kennedy Pkwy, Suite 200
Fort Collins, Colorado 80525

P: (970) 889-8204
F: (888) 494-3756
E: contact@coloradocac.com

verified by Psychology Today verified by Psychology Today Directory

RSS Blog

  • Mental Fatigue: Our Minds are Like a Battery
  • PTSD vs. Complex PTSD
  • Raising Children with Compassion
  • What Can a 250-year-old Philosopher Tell Us About Empathy?
  • About
    • Our Staff
    • Location
  • Services
    • Psychological Assessment
      • ADD & ADHD
      • Dyslexia
      • Autism & Asperger’s Testing
    • Individual Counseling
    • Group Therapy
    • Substance Use Evaluation
  • Billing
    • Insurance
    • Medicaid
  • Contact
  • Referrals
    • Crisis Resources
    • Case Management
    • Psychological Assessment
    • Medication Management
    • Primary Care
    • Individual Counseling
    • Marriage and Family Counseling
    • Trauma-Informed Care
  • Blog
  • Get Started