Mental Health Resources
Supporting emotional health and addressing mood concerns are an important part of medical care. Here are some resources to help you find mental health support.
I Matter Colorado
On the website, you will take a brief, confidential survey that will match you with a mental health provider. You will be eligible to receive 6 free sessions, no matter your responses. If you are 11 or younger, your parent will need to fill out the survey with you. Parents can also use the site and survey to connect with a mental health professional.
If you have health insurance, go to their website, and use the “Find a provider” feature to locate an in-network therapist.
Here are some popular options that offer in person and telehealth options:
Lifestance Health
Regional provider of mental health services. Insurance coverage is always dependent on your plan but they accept most private insurances, Medicaid, and Medicare.
Telephone: (970) 310-3406
Sondermind
Regional provider of mental health services. Insurance coverage is always dependent on you plan but they accept many private insurances.
Telephone: (720) 330-3713
Colorado Behavioral Healthcare Council (CBHC)
Find your local Community Mental Health Center. No insurance necessary.
University of Colorado School of Medicine Resources:
Pediatric Mental Health Institute
Offers services to children, adolescents, and families.
Telephone: (720) 777-6200
CU Medicine Psychiatry - Outpatient Clinic
Offers a general outpatient psychiatry clinic and many sub-specialty clinics (children, adolescents, adults, couples, families).
Telephone: (303) 724-1000
Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Depression Center
Focus on treating depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, and related conditions. Offers services to children, adults, families, and couples.
Telephone: (303) 724-3300
