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Mental Health Resources
State & Regional Resources
As of July 1st, 2025 the Colorado Crisis Services line at 1-844-493-8255 or 38255 will take you to the 988 Colorado Mental Health Line.
Free, immediate, human support 24/7 for mental health or substance use concerns via call, text, or live chat at 988.
I Matter provides 3+ free behavioral health sessions for Colorado youth ages 18 or younger or 21 or younger if receiving special education services.
Spread positive messages and give you real-life tools to find and connect with your people.
Services in Weld County
Services along the Front Range
Serving Northeastern Colorado
Services in Larimer County
Imagine Zero of Weld County (IZWC) began in August 2018 to unify multiple similar non-profits dedicated to preventing suicide.
Services in Morgan County
CTRAC provides resilience-based trauma assessments, trainings, and recommendations that focus on helping youth and families responding to and healing from trauma.
Rural Colorado mental health statistics and toolkit.
Resources to support the mental health of rural communities.
NCHD partnered with CredibleMind to bring convenient online access to a full mental wellbeing toolkit.
Help teens and their families achieve long-lasting recovery and healing through clinical innovation, data analytics, and compassion.
Dedicated to supporting the lives of professional and volunteer first responders and frontline workers.
National Resources
Men's health and wellbeing: Understanding the relationship between male body image and mental health.
Man Therapy® is a resource to help men with any problem that life sends their way, something to set them straight on the realities of suicide and mental health.
At Ease provides first responders, and their family members, with access to free, professional, confidential, local, trauma-informed counseling and therapy.
Essential recommendations for the institutions that surround young people and shape their day-to-day lives.
Classroom WISE is a FREE 3-part training package that assists K-12 educators in supporting the mental health of students in the classroom.
Project HOPE is implementing mental health and resiliency trainings for frontline workers.
What is Social Media Addiction?
A source for mental health research, trainings, self screenings, and resources.
Dharmaseed.org is a collection of 30,000+ FREE dharma talks and meditations.
Learn about therapy options and find what's right for you.
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