There are countless reasons why someone may not want to talk about an experience of sexual assault: it feels invasive to share intimate details about your life, uncertainty about whether unwanted sex counts as sexual assault, a desire to leave…
Mental Health Partners Discontinues DUI-Related Services As of July 1, 2018, Mental Health Partners (MHP) has decided to no longer provide DUI-related services to individuals who have received a DUI citation. MHP will, however, still provide therapy and medication-related services…
MHP Featured in “SAMHSA Road to Recovery program: Justice Intervention: Bringing Services to Scale” series Mental Health Partners (MHP) is grateful to Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) for including us in Justice Intervention: Bringing Services to Scale,…
The recent Daily Camera editorial proclaims suicide a “painful riddle.” True, when we hear world-renowned chefs, celebrities and successful business leaders who seem to “have it all” complete suicide, our first reaction is to ask “why?” However, studies have provided…
Mental Health Partners (MHP) is partnering with the City and County of Broomfield’s Police Department to bring the “Early Diversion, Get Engaged” (EDGE) co-responder program to the Broomfield community. EDGE is a law enforcement and behavioral health co-response program that…
Elena Aranda, Mental Health Partners (MHP) Community Infant Program (CIP) psychotherapist, was select to receive the Harmon Award by the Colorado Association for Infant Mental Health in recognition of her leadership and contributions that elevate the infant mental health field…
Earlier this year, Boulder’s legendary extreme trail runner Bill Briggs challenged Samantha Mangum, Mental Health Partners (MHP) Wellness Coach and extreme mountain climber (she summited Mt. Aconcagua last year to raise funds for MHP’s “End the Stigma” campaign), to a…
Boulder’s Mental Health Partners plans suicide prevention campaign for fall By Madeline St. Amour Resources for those in crisis If facing an emergency: Call 911 Mental Health Partners: To request services, 303-443-8500; walk-in center, 3180 Airport Road, Boulder, 303-447-1665 COACT Colorado’s crisis…
With a Wagging Tail, Facility Dog Fievel is Happy to Help OCEANSIDE, CA – Mental Health Partners Director of Trauma Services Janine D’Anniballe and Bilingual Victim Advocate Martha Hawkinson recently graduated from two weeks of training and received their first…
Local community mental health center named as ‘health care innovator’ by Gov. Hickenlooper Denver – June 2018 – Mental Health Partners was accepted into the Colorado State Innovation Model (SIM), a federally funded, governor’s office initiative that helps health care…