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Dr. Doug Weiss / Heart to Heart Counseling Center

By Dr. Douglas Weiss

Thirty years of practice in Colorado Springs — 3- and 5-day intensives, individual and couples counseling, and a large catalogue of books and classes. Weiss coined the term 'intimacy anorexia,' which he treats as a distinct problem from addiction.

Information last checked: 2026-08-29
FORMATCounseling Provider
PRICEPaid — pricing not published; products sold separately
TIMEOngoing / weekly
BEST FORMen, women, couples
Directory overview

What it is

Dr. Doug Weiss has run Heart to Heart Counseling Center in Colorado Springs for over 30 years, and it is one of the few places offering a short intensive — 3 or 5 days with a personalized recovery plan — as an alternative to the two-week residential model. The practice covers sexual addiction, betrayal trauma, intimacy anorexia, marriage counseling and infidelity, with individual and couples work, teen intensives, and support groups including the Clean Class and Sexual Freedom Class. Weiss coined 'intimacy anorexia' — the active withholding of emotional, spiritual and sexual intimacy from a partner — which is a genuinely useful distinction for couples where the problem is not what he is doing but what she is not getting. A large product catalogue of books, workbooks, DVDs and digital content backs the clinical work, plus an app and podcast. In person at 720 Elkton Dr, Colorado Springs, and digitally. Pricing is not published; call 719-278-3708.

What it may help with

  • I need professional counseling
  • We're rebuilding our marriage
  • My spouse's porn use has hurt me

How to access it

3- and 5-day intensives in Colorado Springs, individual and couples counseling, online classes, app, podcast, books and DVDs Call 719-278-3708 to schedule; store and online classes open

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