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GET HELP NOW
Are you or someone you love in immediate need of help?
Below is a guide to help you understand what options you can take in extreme risk, moderate risk, or low risk situations.
HOW TO GET HELP
Taking the first step to admit you or a loved one is struggling and asking for help takes enormous courage. Concerns about treatment, cost, stigma, and a general sense of overwhelm can often keep us from asking for the help we need. When we are struggling, even making a phone call can feel daunting. Scroll below to understand which resources are appropriate for your situation.
Here’s where to start:
Building Hope offers mental health navigation services and scholarships when needed. Please call us at 970-485-6271 (not meant for crisis response) or email us at info@buildinghopesummit.org to get connected to a member from our Care Team or use the prompts below to find information to take the next step.
My loved one/I am experiencing a crisis & are an imminent risk to self/others.
Call 911 & ask for the SMART team if in immediate danger – if someone has a weapon, is violent, has ingested something, is bleeding, incurring property damage, is at risk for suicide.
My loved one/I am experiencing suicidal or self harm thoughts but not in imminent risk or immediate danger.
Call the Colorado Mental Health Line: 9-8-8, or Paragon Behavioral Health Connections: 720-610-2670
I am looking for a therapist.
Building Hope’s searchable provider database to see a list of local and telehealth therapists. You can also inquire about a therapy scholarship.
I am looking for medication for mental health.
Vail Health Behavioral Health – 970.445.2489
Elevated Community Health – 970.668.4040
Porchlight Health – 866.628.7828
Health Solutions West – 877.603.7045
Mile High Psychiatry – 346.306.8919
Colorado Mountain Medical – 970.470.7170
I am looking for therapy for someone under 18.
Elevated Community Health School Based Health Centers – 970.668.4040
I am uninsured, my insurance doesn’t cover mental health, or I cannot afford mental health care.
Vail Health Behavioral Health – 970.445.2489
Mile High Behavioral Healthcare – 970.485.6676
Elevated Community Health – 970.668.4040
Denver Recovery Group – 720.769.3794
Health Solutions West – 877.603.7045
Building Hope Scholarship Program – 970-485-6271
Necesito alguien que habla Espanol.
Call our Bilingual Program Coordinator – 970.485.6271
I am looking for support groups and resources.
Visit Support Groups on Building Hope’s website or call our Care Team for more information about available groups: 970.485.6271
I am looking for connection and community around mental health.
Join us for a Connectedness Event, Family Connectedness Event, or HYPE Event. For more information, visit Building Hope’s events page.
I just need to talk to someone - I am lonely or sad.
Call or text the Colorado Mental Health Line: 9.8.8
Need help navigating these mental health resources?
Mental health navigation is a unique service that helps Summit County residents walk through the complex system of mental health care and gets people connected to the appropriate resource when they experience barriers to access.
Use our self-service mental health navigation tool or call us to get connected to a member of our Care Team to find the services that would be most beneficial for you.
TAKE A SCREENING
How are you feeling? Do you know that mental health is an important part of our medical health? Taking a mental health screening is the quickest way to help you assess whether you or someone you love should connect with a mental health professional. We call it a check-up from the neck-up. Screening can help you decide what support may be beneficial for you moving forward.
PHONE NUMBERS TO CALL
EXTREME RISK – DIAL 9-1-1 (SMART Team)
MODERATE RISK – DIAL 9-8-8 (CO Mental Health Line)
LOW RISK and Other Numbers:
- Building Hope: 970-485-6271
- Elevated Community Health: 970-668-4040
- ARISE: 970-668-3906
- Vail Health Behavioral Health: 970-445-2489
- Non-emergent Dispatch: 970-668-8600
TAKE A SCREENING
Mental health is an important part of our medical health. Taking a mental health screening is the quickest way to help you assess whether you or someone you love should connect with a mental health professional. We call it a check-up from the neck-up.
Screenings are always confidential and anonymous. Immediately following the screening you will be provided with the results of your screening and local resources you can connect with to support you moving forward.
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BUILDING HOPE CANNOT SUPPORT CRISIS CALLS. IF YOU ARE IN CRISIS, PLEASE CALL 911 AND ASK FOR SMART TEAM ASSISTANCE. OR FOR NON-EMERGENT NEEDS CALL COLORADO CRISIS SERVICES AT 844-493-8255 OR Text “TALK” to 38255.
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