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• Mental Health First Aid Training

  May 24, 2013

  Upcoming two-day workshop June 6th and June 13th, 2013

• Crisis Response Bill Signed

  May 17, 2013

  Governor Hickenlooper signs Senate Bill 13-266, a major statewide plan for a behavioral crisis response system.

• 7th Annual Bridging the Divide: Suicide Awareness and Prevention Summit

  March 20, 2013

  Denver – More than 200 suicide prevention and mental health professionals, survivors of suicide, clinicians, educators and others will gather at the Denver Tech Center Marriott Hotel on Friday, May 17, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., to learn more about how they can have an impact on lowering the suicide rate in Colorado at the Bridging the Divide: Suicide Awareness and Prevention Summit.

• Guest Column: Understanding Mental Illness by Barbara Ryan and Susan Marine

  March 17, 2013

  By Barbara Ryan and Susan Marine in the Boulder Daily Camera

   

  When we are confronted with unfathomable tragedy, tragedy that strikes at the heart of our belief in humanity and in one another, we understandably seek any avenue to prevent its recurrence. This is how mental illness and violence have become linked in our public discourse.

   

• Governor Hickenlooper introduces plan to redesign Colorado's mental health services

  December 19, 2012

  Barbara Ryan, CEO of Mental Health Partners commends the plan put forth by Gov. Hickenlooper's plan to redesign and strengthen Colorado's mental health services and support system.

• Resources available to people in emotional crisis

  December 18, 2012

  Holiday Season Snowballing People’s Emotions
  Resources available to people in emotional crisis during and after holidays

   

• Health-care reform uncertainty remains

  November 5, 2012

  BOULDER - Health care - how patients get it and how much they pay for it - still appears to be in flux both locally and around the nation.
   

• Mental Health Partners buys medical building on Alpine Avenue in Boulder

  October 29, 2012

  By Alicia Wallace, Boulder Daily Camera Business Writer

  As published in the Boulder Daily Camera on 10/29/2012

  Mental Health Partners, a local nonprofit provider of mental health and wellness services, has purchased a medical office building in Boulder that eventually will serve as the new home for its Chinook Clubhouse recovery services program.

• Broomfield Rotary honoring heroes in three local charities

  September 29, 2012

  FRIENDS, Mental Health Partners and Young Life to benefit from fundraising event

  By Megan Quinn Broomfield Enterprise Staff Writer

  As published in the Broomfield Enterprise on 9/29/2012.

• Mental Health Partners serving for 50 years

  September 18, 2012

  Mental Health Partners has been serving low-income clients in Boulder and Broomfield counties for 50 years.

• Boulder County Families on "Dateline NBC"

  June 22, 2012

  Boulder County families, agencies will be featured on "Dateline NBC" special that airs at 7pm Sunday.

• Partners in caring for mental health

  June 8, 2012

  Mental Health Partners celebrating 50th anniversary of providing treatment and care to restore mental health, irrespective of personal income or circumstance.

• Universities training RAs in "mental health first aid"

  February 20, 2012

  Universities training RAs in "mental health first aid" to spot depression and anxiety.

• One-fifth of Americans suffer from mental illness, report says

  January 20, 2012

  National survey reports 1 in 5 Americans struggle with mental illness.

• Mental Health Partners Employment Program

  December 15, 2011

  Employment Programs benefit everyone.

• Study: Suicidal Teens Rarely Receive Treatment

  September 26, 2011

  Few suicidal teens receive the treatment and care they need, a new study reports.

   

• Camera guest column: Understanding suicide

  September 18, 2011

  Suicide is a major health problem in Colorado; in fact, the Rocky Mountain States have the highest rates in the country. In Colorado, 940 people died by suicide in 2009, exceeding the number of deaths caused by motor vehicle accidents. Last year in Boulder County 50 persons died of suicide. Many of these deaths could have been prevented if people had received the help they needed.