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 has extended remote services using video and telephone through January 23, 2021. If you have not received services with us before, visit our Access Services page to get started.
Gifts of Joy, our annual winter gift drive, provides toys for the children we serve, gift cards for the teens and adults we serve, as well as gift bags for those in our residential treatment facilities.
Gifts of Joy, our annual winter gift drive, provides toys for the children we serve, gift cards for the teens and adults we serve, as well as gift bags for those in our residential treatment facilities.
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Programs and Services
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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.
Check Out Our Programs
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
The Colorado Sun | October 6, 2020
When patients sign up for the newest kind of therapy at the Mental Health Center of Denver, here’s what comes in their welcome packet:
A biofeedback device that clips to their ear to measure pulse and blood-oxygen levels. A phone stand to prop up a smartphone during therapy sessions. And directions for downloading an app to chat with a therapist.
It’s a new era in technology for the community mental health center, a key step toward “preparing for the next generation,” said Alires Almon, the center’s director of innovation. The 12-week, virtual therapy program isn’t meant to replace traditional face-to-face counseling — it’s a contemporary option for people who would rather work on their mental health at home with their smartphone than walk into a mental health center.
Wholesome Wave Program Increases Access to Produce
The Mental Health Center of Denver teamed up with Wholesome Wave – a program funded by WW (Weight Watchers) –
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Tips for Handling Election Stress & Rebuilding Relationships in a Charged Political Climate
By: Zaneta Evans, Healthy Living Program Manager If you’re feeling anxious and overwhelmed about the 2020 election, you’re not alone.
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The Mental Health Center of Denver’s Statement on DACA
The Mental Health Center of Denver understands that during these uncertain times there may be anxiety surrounding what may be
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Proposition EE – Tobacco Tax: Our Statement
The Mental Health Center of Denver supports public health policies that improve the health and well-being of the people we
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Register to Vote
Read in: Español | ASL | عربى | Kiswahili | नेपाली As a community mental health center, we at the
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3-Digit National Suicide Hotline by 2021
People in the United States know to call 911 in an emergency, but what about the National Suicide Hotline number?
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Addressing Incidents of Youth Violence
This message is available in English, Spanish, and ASL. Este mensaje está disponible en inglés, español y ASL. English The
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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.
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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.
