Having worked with Dr. Fink for several years, I can say he is a competent, professional…read morepractitioner. As a psychologist, not a psychiatrist, his focus is not conversational counseling. The difference may seem trivial, but is crucial. Discussion is diagnostic, not counseling, and is focused on determining if there is an underlying physical component. As a psychologist the doctor can prescribe medications to address the physical portion of a problem. A psychiatrist will address emotional and psychiatric components. Dr. Fink is very good at his side of addressing a patients need. If counseling is the need, seek a psychiatric doctor.

If you want to go to see a doctor that genuinely cares little to nothing about you and your general…read morewell-being than Dr Fink's your guy!

Our experience with Dr. Adler helping our teenage daughter has been excellent. She delivers a very…read moredifficult topic with the proper amount of serious discussion and ease in style. She has even made herself available after hours and outside of office appointments in a very caring and timely manner.

This was in 2020 but when my adult son came out as transgender, Dr. Levine called me and said he…read morewould no longer treat him in his practice, and he told me he was on too many psychiatric medications. The bizarre thing is that he had prescribed every one of them! I was flabbergasted and just hung up the phone in dismay. To this day I wish I had reported him to Colorado Department of Regulations for discriminating, but never did. He comes across as a cool Boulder MD but clearly has LGBTQ acceptance issues. I paid him a xxxx load of money to just get dumped because my son came out as trans.

From the owner: Call today at (720) 389-5619 to schedule your first evaluation! Dr. Levine specializes in…read moreco-occurring medical and psychiatric illnesses (psychosomatic medicine), developmental issues, complex and unclear presentations, anxiety disorders, mood disorders, psychotic disorders and pharmacology.