Envision:You and Out Front Magazine invites you to participate in a 90 minute LGBTQ+ Mental Health Virtual Town Hall. They will focus on the immediate impact the COVID-19 public health crisis is having on the mental health of Colorado’s LGBTQ+ community. Moreover, the long-term behavioral health concerns that disproportionately impact queer individuals will also be considered. Highlights of this discussion will be featured in the May 6, 2020, Out Front Magazine mental health awareness edition. April 15 6:30 - 8:00…

Young Invincibles is hosting a mental health webinar on April 24th from 1:00-2:00 pm and inviting young adults from across the state to join!  Learn more about Young Invincibles’ mental health campaign and how you can get involved in their work. Mental Health Colorado's Director of Advocacy, Moe Keller, will also join to discuss and share mental health resources and services that are available to young adults in Colorado. You will also hear from Colorado State Representative Dafna Michaelson Jenet.…

You’re Invited. This Sunday, April 26, at 6 pm, we are co-hosting a Virtual Vigil for Community Mental Wellness in partnership with Restoring Connections. Vigil comes from the Latin word for “awake.”  A vigil involves a gathering of the community in an attitude of reverence for a need that exists and a desire to alert other members of the community. We hope you will join us for an hour of reflection with ordinary people and community leaders. Your commitment to…

Join Mental Health Colorado to virtually declare May as Mental Health Month! In the midst of this global pandemic, there are many uncertainties right now. But what is certain is that all Coloradans—and everyone in the world—now have a much keener understanding of the vital way in which our mental and our physical health are connected. Because of our strength, compassion, and foresight, we’ve been able to put our entire system of life on hold for the sake of saving…

COVID-19 is already one of the biggest stories of our lifetime. Every facet of life has been interrupted, although the true outcome will not be fully realized for years to come. Beyond the obvious physical and economic tolls of this unprecedented pandemic is something deeper: mental health. It’s more important now than ever to come together as a community to tackle these obstacles. That is why BizWest and Delta Dental of Colorado are launching a new BW Webinars series called Life Interrupted, which will explore the short- and long-term…

Addressing racism is a mental health priority. The systemic inequities that permeate all our lives prevent any of us from achieving healthier minds—and they cannot be ignored. Join us for the virtual event, where you'll hear from Dr. Apryl Alexander, D.U. Graduate School of Professional Psychology; Jason Vitello, Denver Public Health; and Neva Martinez-Ortega, Servicios de La Raza.\ REGISTER Some questions our speakers will discuss include: How do systemic racism and cultural incompetence within systems of care affect Black, Indigenous, and People…