Pictured above: Some of the staff at the 24/7 Walk-In Crisis Center who help with the family reunification program. From left
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Family Reunification Program Sends People Back to Their Loved Ones
2018 Excellence Award Goes to Dahlia Campus for Health & Well-Being
On Tuesday, April 24, the National Council for Behavioral Health awarded Mental Health Center of Denver with the 2018 Excellence
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PHASE Bridges Gap Between Probation/Parole & Mental Health Care
Picture a large CrossFit gym in downtown Denver. Inside, there’s a small yoga class of about 10 participants. You see
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Affordable Housing and its impact on mental health & a community’s well-being
By Carl Clark, MD, President & CEO, Mental Health Center of Denver Many people believe that “home is where the
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Dahlia Campus Supports Veterans to Farmers Program
The aquaponics greenhouse at Dahlia Campus for Health & Well-Being was already a staple source for healthy food for the
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Sanderson Apartments Library Filled by Donors
Contributed by Lauren Anderson, Development Officer of Philanthropy Generous donors recently filled the Mental Health Center of Denver’s Sanderson Apartments library
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Meet Our Social Impact Bond Team
The Mental Health Center of Denver knows people need their basic needs covered before they can focus on their well-being,
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September: Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
The Mental Health Center of Denver is a trauma-informed organization. This means we understand, recognize and respond to the trauma
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The Greenhouse at Dahlia Campus: Providing Food Boxes in a Food Desert
Contributed by Lauren Anderson, Development Officer of Philanthropy Before the Mental Health Center of Denver’s Dahlia Campus for Health
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Colorado Voices Can Shape Better Healthcare
By Carl Clark, MD, President & CEO of the Mental Health Center of Denver As a physician and as the
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Pharmacogenetics: Assessing Medication Tolerance
Medical research has worked to make psychiatric drugs more effective, but the “trial and error” approach to prescribing has long frustrated
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