Large-scale traumatic events, such as natural disasters, mass shootings or other acts of violence, can increase anxiety or other mental health concerns, even if you or someone you know is not directly affected. If you are experiencing anxiety or other…
If you suffer with mental illness in our society, there’s a large chance that you’ve been made to feel uncomfortable about your illness. It could be being blamed for your mental health, being mocked with names or being told that…
MHP Represented at National Council for Behavioral Health Conference It was an honor to have staff represent Mental Health Partners at the recent National Council for Behavioral Health Conference (NatCon19). For 50 years, the National Council for Behavioral Health has…
For Immediate Release | April 18, 2019 Mental Health Partners is Offering FREE Suicide Prevention Trainings in May In honor of National Mental Health Awareness Month, community members in Boulder and Broomfield Counties are encouraged to build a suicide-safer community…
From the Equitas Project Individuals with mental health and substance use concerns need access to earlier support and care, rather than criminalization and punishment. April 3, 2019 – (DENVER, COLO.) – Colorado leaders in mental health and criminal justice jointly…
NATIONWIDE STUDY HIGHLIGHTS THE NEED FOR ADEQUATE FUNDING FOR COLORADO’S COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS Study strengthens request for a 10% increase to address the community behavioral health workforce crisis Mental Health Partners is a proud member of Colorado Behavioral Healthcare…
Be A Part of the Community Working to Prevent Suicide BE 1 OF 4098 How to recognize when someone may be reaching out for help Download the flier Approach • Choose a time when you are alone • Begin the…
Having a long day at the office? A week that won’t end? Don’t feel alone. Most Americans are suffering from moderate to high stress, with 44 percent reporting that their stress levels have increased over the past five years. And unfortunately,…
On January 16, 2019, Mental Health Partners participated in Colorado Behavioral Healthcare Council’s (CBHC) Capitol Hill Day. The group of sixteen MHP representatives included MHP staff and board members who joined in CBHC’s efforts to continue to develop support among…
Mental Health Partners (MHP) is pleased to announce one of its clinicians, Lucy Larbalestier, has received the Chief’s Commendation Award from the Broomfield Police Department for her work in their EDGE (Early Diversion Get Engaged) program. This award is given…