A woman (Dr. Rebecca Tuttle, psychologist) with long brown hair sitting cross-legged on a couch, smiling at the camera; wearing a white blazer over a black top and blue jeans. Individual therapy and couples therapy in Florida, Colorado, and PSYPACT.

Relationships help us heal, grow, and find purpose.

If our relationships make life feel meaningful, why do they often feel so hard?!

From early in life, we learn what relationships “should” look like through family, culture, media, and lived experience. Because being human is complex, much of what we learn is shaped by imperfect models, intergenerational patterns, and relational wounds. As adults, we may find ourselves repeating painful cycles of protection and avoidance - even when we care deeply about the people in our lives - which often leaves us feeling misunderstood, disconnected, and lonely.

This is why my work is dedicated to helping people identify and break unhelpful relational patterns: so they can create more intentional, fulfilling relationships with themselves and others and find greater meaning in their lives.

Therapeutic Approach

Therapy with me is a collaborative process. I’ll ask you to bring motivation for change, self-reflection, and openness to trying new things, and you can expect me to show up with curiosity, compassion, evidence-based theories and tools, and a sense of humor - because therapy doesn’t have to be serious all the time!

In our work, we’ll explore who and what is most important to you, identify patterns that are keeping you stuck, and work together to build a life that’s more aligned with your values. I aim to help you feel more grounded, connected, and intentional in your relationships with yourself and others, while also supporting and challenging you to take meaningful steps toward change.

My work is grounded in an integrated humanistic, relational, and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) approach. With couples or multi-partnered folks, I also draw on the Gottman Method for Couples Therapy and Prepare/Enrich, an approach designed for premarital couples. Across all of my work, I maintain a sex-positive, trauma-informed, and multicultural lens, and I am affirming of LGBTQ+, consensually non-monogamous (CNM), and kink-identified clients.

A woman (Dr. Rebecca Tuttle, psychologist) with long brown hair, wearing a black sleeveless top and tan pants, sitting on a wooden table in an office. She is smiling at the camera. Individual therapy and couples therapy in Florida, Colorado, PSYPACT.

Training, Certification, and Licensing

I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in Florida and Colorado and am authorized to provide interjurisdictional telepsychology services across PSYPACT states. I earned my Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.) from the Florida School of Professional Psychology at National Louis University and completed my pre-doctoral internship at Regis University, through the University of Denver’s Internship Consortium.

As a lifelong student, I regularly pursue advanced training to deepen my clinical work and better support my clients. I have completed specialized trainings in depression, anxiety, grief and loss, shame, trauma, and couples therapy, including Prepare/Enrich and the Gottman Method for Couples Therapy (Level 3).