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Mental Health Support for Every Stage of Life in Colorado
Navigating the mental health system can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. We believe that well-being is a lifelong journey, which is why we’ve organized these Colorado-based resources to support you at every stage, from early childhood to aging. Whether you are seeking crisis support, housing, therapy, or legal aid, explore the categories below to connect with trusted Colorado organizations ready to help you.
The resources listed on this page are provided for informational purposes only. Mental Health Colorado does not endorse, recommend, or guarantee any of the services, providers, or organizations referenced.
Access Housing
Safe, stable housing is essential for mental health. A safe place to live is the first step toward stability and recovery. This section connects you with housing and shelter directories, including specific resources for unhoused youth and navigation services to help you find a place to call home.
Support for Unhoused Youth
Youth Housing Services
Housing & Shelter Resources
Housing and Shelter
Access Mental Health Care
Finding the right care should be easy. Whether you are looking for a therapist, a warmline to talk to someone, or specialized care for specific communities (LGBTQ+, Black, Native American, or Veterans), help is available. Use these tools to navigate the system, find providers, and connect with services that respect your identity and needs.
Suicide Prevention
Suicide Prevention Tools
Native American Mental Health
Native American Counseling Services
LGBTQ+ Mental Health
LGBTQ+ Mental Health Resources
Black Mental Health
Black Health Resource Directory
Youth Mental Health
Free Therapy for Youth
Youth Mental Health Tools
Warmlines (for someone to talk to)
National Directory of Warmline Support Lines
General Mental Health Care
Guide to Levels of Care
Own Path Care Directory
Therapist Directory
Access Supports & Services
Targeted support for your unique journey. Mental health is not one-size-fits-all. Explore resources tailored to specific conditions—such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, and eating disorders—along with specialized support for college students, sexual abuse survivors, and employment services to help you live a full and meaningful life.
Psychiatric Advance Directive
Psychiatric Advance Directive
Sexual Abuse Survivors
Support Services
Employment Support Services
Individual Placement & Support Program
BIPOC Mental Health
BIPOC Resource Center
College Students
Mental Health in College
Veterans
Military Mental Health
Veteran Mental Health Providers
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
Seasonal Affective Disorder
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Psychosis
Psychosis
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Decriminalize Health Conditions
Justice, advocacy, and legal support. Mental health conditions should be treated with care, not criminalization. This section provides access to legal aid, mental health court programs, and diversion resources that help disentangle mental health from the criminal justice system, ensuring people get the treatment they need rather than punishment.
Law Enforcement Training
Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Training
Co-Responder Programs
Diversion Programs
Diversion Programs & Contacts
Legal Aid Services
Legal Assistance Program
Advocacy & Policy Change Initiatives
Mental Health Colorado Legislative Priorities
Mental Health Court Programs
Adult & Juvenile Mental Health Courts
Course Corrections Initiative
Mental Health Colorado Course Corrections
Reduce Harm from Drugs & Alcohol
Compassionate paths to recovery and safety. We believe in reducing harm and supporting recovery without judgment. Find behavioral health care, recovery support groups, harm reduction services (including safe disposal and prevention), and educational resources to help you or a loved one navigate substance use challenges safely.
Psychedelics Resources
Psychedelic Peer Support
Public Education & Resources
Therapeutic Use of Psychedelics
Disposal of Prescriptions
Household Medication and Sharps Takeback Program
Educational Resources
Overdose Prevention & Response Toolkit
Recovery Support
Peer Support Meetings & Recovery Events
Harm Reduction Services
Syringe Access Programs
Prevention & Early Intervention
Prevention Services
Find Behavioral Health Care
Behavioral Health Resources
Own Path Care Directory
Servicios en Español
Conéctese con atención en su idioma. Acceda a una red dedicada de apoyo en español, que incluye líneas de crisis, centros de salud mental y organizaciones comunitarias con enfoque culturalmente sensible. Ya sea que esté buscando terapia, servicios para familias o asistencia inmediata, aquí puede encontrar ayuda que comprende su idioma y su cultura.
Servicios para Familias
El Centro de las Familias – WellPower
Propio Camino (OwnPath) – Parents Thrive Colorado
Servicios para Latinos
Servicios de la Raza
Recursos de Salud Mental
Centro de recursos de salud mental en español | Mental Health America
Servicios de Crisis
Servicios En Español – Línea 988
Strong Start for All Children
Nurturing healthy minds from the very beginning. From early childhood education to youth crisis support, every child deserves the opportunity to thrive. Explore resources designed to support the mental well-being of infants, children, and teens, including school-based toolkits, unhoused youth services, and specialized support for Black youth health.
Black Youth Health
Black Youth Health Directory
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
ACEs Screening
Back to School Resources
Family & Student Support
Mental Health Colorado School Mental Health Toolkit
Supporting Young Minds Toolkit
Early Childhood Health Education
Childcare Programs & Assistance
Unhoused Youth Resources
Youth Housing Support Programs
General Youth Mental Health
Advice for Kids & Teens
Free Therapy for Youth
Support for Families
Strengthening the relationships that matter most. Families are the foundation of well-being, but they face unique challenges. Find compassionate support for parenting, healthy relationships, and family dynamics, as well as specialized resources for domestic violence survivors, perinatal care, and coping with grief or generational trauma.
Psychiatric Advance Directive
Psychiatric Advance Directive
Workplace Mental Health
Promoting Well-Being in the Workplace Toolkit
Black Maternal Health
Black Maternal Health Directory
Postpartum Depression
Pregnancy-Related Depression
Respite Care
Respite Care Benefits for Medicaid Members
Caregiving
Caregiver Mental Health
Supporting a Loved One with Mental Illness
Guide for Friends & Family
Generational Trauma
BIPOC Generational Trauma
Coping with Loss/Grief
Bereavement & Grief
Healthy Relationships
Nurturing Relationships Through Recovery
Wellness in Aging
Thriving through every chapter of life. Aging brings new opportunities and challenges for mental wellness. Discover resources dedicated to older adults, including senior wellness programs, memory care, and geriatric mental health services, as well as vital support for caregivers navigating the complexities of aging.
Psychiatric Advance Directive
Psychiatric Advance Directive
Black Health Resources
Provider Directory for Black Seniors
Coping with Loss/Grief
Bereavement & Grief Resources
Aging Educational Resources
Older Adult Services
Memory Care Resources
Alzheimer’s Disease
Memory Care Facilities
Caregiver Support Resources
National Family Caregiver Support Program (NFCSP)
Senior Centers and Wellness Programs
Senior Care Directory
Suicide Prevention
Suicide Prevention Tools
Geriatric Services
Colorado Area Agencies on Aging (AAA)
Community-Based Services
Understanding Your Mental Health Starts Here
Mental health conditions, such as depression or anxiety, are real, common, and treatable. And recovery is possible. But not all of us think about our mental health enough.
If you’ve had trouble sleeping lately, if you’ve been experiencing racing thoughts, or if you’re just curious, the screenings can help you understand more about your mental health.
In Crisis? Help is Available Now.
Mental Health Colorado is an advocacy organization. We do not provide crisis services, clinical care, or direct mental health support. The organization’s contact information is for non-crisis inquiries and is monitored during business hours only.