Open and free to the northern Colorado community, Mental Health Matters is a symposium of experts and resources in the field of mental health brought together to provide education and support for families, educators, and community members. This year’s event will include a resource fair, keynote address by Mental Health Colorado Research Director Sarah Davidon, […]

  Writing the Story of Well-Being Innovation What role does innovation in well-being play in the stories of real people? How can you improve your well-being through innovations that are being developed right here in Colorado? Join us for an evening of conversation with leaders who are pioneering new ways of improving the everyday lives […]

Nearly half a million Coloradans don’t get the mental health or substance use treatment they need, and the shortage is most prominent in rural parts of our state. Mental Health Colorado’s theme for Mental Health Month is “Navigating the System: Access for all Coloradans.” Lieutenant Governor Dianne Primavera, Colorado Commissioner of Agriculture Kate Greenberg, Mental […]

One million Coloradans face a mental health or substance use disorder each year, and only half get the care they need. Mental Health Colorado Director of Advocacy Moe Keller will discuss what you can do to get your community more involved in advocacy. She will also discuss mental health and substance use policy decisions from […]

    Come join us with an afternoon of Zen! CorePower Yoga is hosting a donation-based C2 class, benefiting Mental Health Colorado. This is a free class, open to members or non-members and all donations go to Mental Health Colorado. Plus, all new students get a free week of yoga at CorePower. Turn stress into […]

Mental Health Colorado is committed to helping advocates implement mental health strategies to support young children and their families across Colorado. We have launched our Early Childhood Mental Health Toolkit, created to help families, community advocates, Early Childhood Councils, early childhood professionals and other local leaders to assess, identify, prioritize and fund early childhood mental health […]

The Lone Tree Youth Commission is proud to present It’s Not Nothing: A night dedicated to de-stigmatizing mental health for high school aged students. The audience will hear from four engaging speakers covering mental health and suicide prevention. The Youth Commission will then facilitate a Q&A discussion with the speakers. This event is made possible […]

In order to be happy, healthy and productive human beings, we must address the mental health challenges that affect us and those we love. We must recognize that unaddressed mental health challenges can contribute to crime, violence, depression and suicide. And we must be present for ourselves and others. Bringing together the mental health and […]

"When we talk about making schools mentally healthier, there’s still opposition to that—and I think we need to get over it,” says Mental Health Colorado Research Director Sarah Davidon, who is featured in the documentary. “This is over the top, off-the-scales important.”   The message of American Tragedy is that love is not enough to […]

The mission for the Brain Run is to raise money for mental health research, education, and awareness. Thanks to generous private donors who will cover the expense of hosting the Brain Run, 100% of your race registration fee will be donated to leading mental health organizations. So create a team, invite others, let's get together […]