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Find trusted health and well-being support across Colorado. This page connects you with comprehensive tools, information, and services to help you or a loved one navigate mental health challenges, understand your rights, build resilience, and access screenings, stories, and practical toolkits.

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Mental Health Colorado is an advocacy organization, not a service provider. Please call 988 if you are experiencing a mental health crisis, or 911 if you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency.
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Know Your Rights

Information for self-advocacy, for better health outcomes, and for shared understanding among patients, families, and providers.
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Mental Health Tips

Taking small steps to improve your health can have a huge impact on your overall well-being. We hope these free tips for good health will help you on your wellness journey.

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Monthly Dispatch

Monthly Dispatch is the evolution of Mental Health Colorado’s Monthly Reports & Updates meeting, which convened Coloradans across the state working to disentangle mental health and criminal justice.
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Screenings

Taking a screening is one of the quickest and easiest ways to determine whether you are experiencing symptoms of a mental health condition.
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Stories

Mental health is not an abstract concept. It is lived, felt, and carried every day by real people. Behind every diagnosis, treatment plan, or conversation about discrimination, there are voices with stories worth hearing.

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Toolkits

Explore our comprehensive library of downloadable toolkits designed to empower schools, workplaces, families, and individuals with practical strategies to advance health and wellness.

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Caregivers Compass

This virtual weekly support group provides a place for parents and caregivers of adults with serious mental health conditions to support each other in sharing & processing experiences, as well as engaging in problem-solving and conceptualizing potential interventions.

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If you or someone you know needs immediate support, do not use any of the inquiry forms on this website. Help is available 24/7, for free, and is confidential using the options below.

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.