Book an Appointment With Jesse Fister, Ph.D.

Schedule a consultation for therapy, psychological assessment, or another service and choose a time that works for you.

Book Your Appointment

Choose a Time That Works for You

Use the calendar below to select an available consultation time.

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Getting Started

What Happens Next?

1. Choose a Time

Select an available consultation time from the calendar above.

2. Tell Me What Brings You Here

Share a brief description of what you're looking for so I have some context before we connect. You do not need to explain your entire history or have everything figured out.

3. See If We're a Good Fit

The consultation gives us a chance to clarify what you need, answer initial questions, and determine whether working together makes sense.

Scheduling a consultation is a first step—not a commitment to ongoing services.

Care Options

In Person or Online

In-person location

Denver Metro

Psychotherapy and psychological assessment are available in person in the Denver Metro area.

Telehealth

Colorado Telehealth

Psychotherapy is available online for clients located throughout Colorado.

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 PSYPACT Telehealth

Eligible clients located in 40+ participating PSYPACT states may also be able to receive telepsychology services, subject to current authorization requirements.

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Permaculture

Remote permaculture consultation is available more broadly, with in-person site work available in Colorado and Montana.

Professional Referrals

Referring Someone for Assessment?

Physicians, therapists, senior-service organizations, families, caregivers, and other professionals are welcome to contact me about psychological or neuropsychological evaluation.

You do not need to know which testing battery to request. Start with the question you need answered, and we can determine the appropriate assessment from there.

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Take the First Step

Sometimes the first step toward change is simply starting the conversation. Reach out to see whether working together feels like the right fit.