Offers telehealth
Marta Puchalla, LMFT works in Colorado Springs, CO as
This provider offers telehealth appointments. Call the office to schedule.
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Marta was the therapist assigned to my family. We had a high profile case and she was open to learn all about me as a person, and mother. Maybe my case changed her, she risked a lot to stand up for me and by my side in and out of court. I am very disgusted by the comments about her. Everything wasn't great, we started with a struggle because of where I was... Eventually we developed a relationship and she became a huge support to me.. From my experience, anyone in a situation where they HAVE to go to the Family Place is in a serious, defensive situation. Your character is in question, your ability to parent, and you're custodianship and rights are usually at risk. It's hard not to be overwhelmed. My suggestion is to take it all in, and retain what works for you, at the end of the day.... It's not all about you!
Marta Puchalla accepts telehealth appointments. Please call Marta Puchalla's office to make an appointment.
Marta Puchalla accepts Aetna, Anthem and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others. See all of the insurances Marta Puchalla accepts here.
Marta Puchalla's office is located at 1751 S 8th St Colorado Springs, CO 80905.
Marta Puchalla has a star rating of 1.6/5 and has been reviewed 14 times.
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