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Get Help Now:
For someone with an immediate life-threatening emergency, dial 9-1-1 for assistance.
- Call Colorado Crisis Services at 1.844.493.TALK (8255) | Text TALK to 38255
- Get connected to a crisis counselor or trained professional 24/7 who will assess risk and determine if a mobile response is necessary. There is no wrong reason to call - from suicidal thoughts to anxiety, loneliness, or substance use, someone will be there to talk you through it.
- Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifelineat 800.273.8255(TALK) or 800.SUICIDE
- The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline connects you with a crisis center in the Lifeline network closest to your location. Your call will be answered by a trained crisis worker who will listen empathetically and without judgment. The crisis worker will work to ensure that you feel safe and help identify options and information about mental health services in your area. Your call is confidential and free.
- Local walk-in crisis services are available through Community Reach Center and Mental Health Partners.
| Community Reach Center Center for Detox 2551 W. 84th Avenue, Westminister, CO 80031 303.280.4000 Behavioral Health Urgent Care 8440 N. Bryant St., Westminster, CO 80260 844.493.8255 www.communityreachcenter.org | Mental Health Partners 3180 Airport Road, Boulder, CO 80301 Walk-in Crisis Phone: 1.844.493.TALK Addictions/Detox Phone:303.441.1281 www.mhpcolorado.org |
- Call the Colorado Spirit Warm Line at 303.545.0852
- Sometimes you need to talk to someone but aren't in crisis--that's where the Warm Line comes in! Leave a voicemail with your request for information or resource. Messages will be returned within one-business day. This is not a crisis line or an appointment scheduling line.
- Any non-COVID related requests are directed to a Community Health Worker who is a local community member focusing to reduce stigma, serve as cultural liaisons, and assist community members in understanding and navigating available resources for behavioral health, physical health, housing, food, and benefits.
- Visit or call SAMHSA’s National Helpline– 1.800.662.HELP (4357)
- LGBTQIA+ Crisis Resources
Trevor Project
Lifeline: 866.488.7386
www.thetrevorproject.orgTrans Lifeline
877.565.8860
www.translifeline.org
Clinical Support for Mental and Behavioral Health
| CO LADDERS
Search by zip code for providers of mental health, substance use, and provides crisis line information.
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CO Spirit Crisis Counseling and Training (CCP)
Email: ccpteam@mhpcolorado.org Phone: 303.443.8500
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| Mental Health Partners (MHP)
Broomfield Clinic 899 US Hwy 287 – Suite 300, Broomfield
Phone: 303.443.8500 Walk-in Crisis Center & Addiction Services (24/7)
3180 Airport Rd. Boulder, CO 80301
Walk-in Crisis Phone: 1.844.493.TALK
Addictions/Detox Phone: 303.441.1281
Addictions/Detox Fax: 303.441.1576
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Community Reach Center (CRC)
CRC Broomfield Outpatient Center Crisis/non-crisis walk-in, first come, first serve
100 Spader Way. #267 Broomfield, CO
Walk-in CRC Detox program (24/7)
Complete coverage by Medicaid
2551 W. 84th Ave. Westminster, CO
24/7 walki-in crisis services |
Judi's House/JAG Institute
Helping children and families grieving a death find connection and healing through grief counseling. Services are free.
1741 Gaylord St, Denver, CO
720.941.0331
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Natural Highs FREE trauma and mental health support for all teens and adults affected by the trauma Located in Boulder 303.859.5778 avani@naropa.edu |
| Alcoholics (AA), Narcotics (NA), Cocaine (CA) Anonymous
AA (Boulder)
Boulder County Central Office
Main: 303.447.8201
NA (Boulder)
Phone: 303.412.2884
CA (National)
Online support meetings: www.ca-online.org
Gay & Sober
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Low or No Cost Clinical Services (including Student Supports)
Regis Center for Counseling and Family Therapy
Phone: 303.964.5786 (office in Thornton)
Email: macplab@regis.edu
Naropa Community Counseling Center
Phone: 303.546.3589 (office in Boulder)
Email: counselingclinic@naropa.edu
Open Path Psychotherapy Collective
Affordable in-office and online psychotherapy appointments serving clients who lack health insurance or whose health insurance doesn’t provide adequate mental health benefits.
Email: info@openpathcollective.org
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LGBTQIA+ Clinical ResourcesQueer Astrisk - nonprofit organization providing queer-informed counseling services, educational trainings, and community programming. Specializes in LGBTQIA+Phone: 720.507.6161 Youth Seen - Specialized support for LGBTQ+
Support including mental health counseling, gender affirming support and family counseling
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Alternative Therapy for Mental and Behavioral Health
Wilderness TherapyBluefire Wilderness – Family therapy focused on teens844.413.1999 Somatic Wilderness Therapy Institute – Counseling & coaching
2727 Pine St, St 11, Boulder 720.507.6247
Choice House Colorado – Wilderness therapy for men facing addiction
303.578.4773 hello@choicehouse.com
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Yoga TherapyYoga with Dr. Arielle Schwartz – Yoga therapy ranging from trauma recovery to parenting a sensitive child
303.819.0623 Whole Heart Way - Individual and couples yoga therapy
954 North St, #301, Boulder 818.568.8785
Sashi.gerzonrose@gmail.com
www.wholeheartway.com/ Moving to End Sexual Assault – Trauma informed yoga therapy for those overcoming assault
Hotline: 303.443.7300 Office: 303.443.0400
1455 Dixon Ave, St 210, Lafayette
info@movingtoendsexualassault.org
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Equine TherapyRocky Mountain Riding Therapy – Children & adult services
66 S Cherryvale Rd. Boulder 303.494.1299 Wild at Heart – a variety equine therapy from women's groups to individual equine psychotherapy
720.308.2728
jackieashley9@gmail.com
Body n Soul – Equine facilitated psychotherapy
720.899.0120
Email: brittany@bodynsoulequestrian.com
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Touch TherapyBoulder Healing Touch Therapy – Meditations, spiritual practices, and touch therapy
303.440.9181 National Acupuncture Detoxification Association (NADA) Encourages community wellness through the use of a standardized auricular acupuncture protocol for behavioral health, including addictions, mental health, and disaster & emotional trauma Locations: https://acudetox.com/programs/ Healing Warriors Program (Veterans) - Non-narcotic therapy services: acupuncture, craniosacral therapy and Healing Touch therapy to alleviate pain
Veterans Crisis line: 800.273.8255
Each individual received 3 sessions, free of charge, for members, spouses, partners, or parents.
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Peer SupportNAMI – Adult led peer support groups for those living with a mental illness or family and friends with loved ones struggling with a mental illness. info@namibouldercounty.org Crisis line: 800.273.8255
University of Colorado - Talk with students who have been through what you are going through
303.492.9642
Envision: You - Colorado LGBTQ+ mental and behavioral health support and resources
Out Boulder - programs and support for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer communities through activities, support groups and events 303.499.5777 |
Local Support Services and ResourcesBroomfield Community Resource GuideIncludes a calendar of events to support residents Broomfield Youth Resources COVID-19 Resources developed by Youth for Youth Boulder Resilience Includes trauma resources and support. |
Toolkits for Organizations
Free, online toolkits are available for schools, workplace wellness sites, or any venue to promote positive mental health and well-being. The toolkit include easy-to-use resources, such as posters, flyers, fact sheets, social media images and content. For assistance accessing or promoting these campaigns in your agency, please contact Broomfield Public Health and Environment at publichealth@broomfield.org or 720.887.2220.