As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, it’s important to know that staying at home can help minimize the risk of exposure to COVID-19. The Mental Health Center of Denver is providing remote services using video and telephone. If you have not received services with us before, visit our Access Services page to get started. If you are in an immediate crisis and need help now, please visit our Colorado Crisis Services information page.
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This is your confidential space to own your well-being. From mental and physical health, to friendships and finding balance. It’s all here.
Right Start for Colorado is pleased to announce we are now accepting applications from agencies seeking to have their infant and early childhood mental health clinicians trained in Child-Parent Psychotherapy.
Right Start for Colorado is pleased to announce we are now accepting applications from agencies seeking to have their infant and early childhood mental health clinicians trained in Child-Parent Psychotherapy.
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Mental Health Center of Denver offers programs and services for the entire life cycle. Call our Access Center today to get started.
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Mental Health Center of Denver offers programs and services for the entire life cycle. Call our Access Center today to get started.
News and Events
NPR | March 8, 2021
ARI SHAPIRO, HOST:
Let's turn now to Denver, where mental health teams have been subbing in for police on certain calls. That six-month experiment has now been dubbed a success, and city leaders are poised to expand it in a big way with an infusion of tax money. Some advocates say spending on police alternatives needs to include a reduction in police funding overall. Colorado Public Radio's David Sachs reports.
DAVID SACHS, BYLINE: It's 5 degrees in downtown Denver. Chris Richardson just helped a man who was hallucinating and walking around with nothing on his feet. So he gave him some shoes.
CHRIS RICHARDSON: All he needed in that moment was shoes. And we just built a relationship that hopefully, if he sees us again, that we can have that ongoing conversation about connecting under that long-term support.
Why Substance Use Can Make Coping with Stress More Difficult
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Mental Health First Aid Helps You “Say the Right Thing”
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Tips for Coping with a Tragedy
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Women’s History Month & Community Advocacy
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COVID-19 Relief Packages Signed into Law
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Black History is American History: Part 2
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So You Want to Learn About Advocacy
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Your generosity can help the people in our services affected by COVID-19. Through your donation to our well-being fund, we can keep everyone connected to the life-saving services we provide.
