Your Search Tools For Mental Health Resources
Use our self-service mental health navigation tool or connect with a mental health navigator to find the services that would be most beneficial for you.
Find the Best Resources For You
What Is Mental Health Navigation?
Mental health navigation is a new and 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.
Walk through the guided questions below on your own with the self-service tool, or fill out this referral form to get connected with one of our mental health navigators who can guide you through the process.
SELF-SERVICE TOOL
Walk Thru These Guided Questions Yourself
To start finding the services you need today, choose your language below.
CONNECT WITH A MENTAL HEALTH NAVIGATOR
Building Hope is excited to announce that Summit County now has several Community Mental Health Navigators to help you determine the best resources for yourself (including bilingual support in English and Spanish).
PLEASE CLICK HERE AND FILL OUT AN ENGLISH REFERRAL FORM to get connected to a mental health navigator and obtain navigation services.
Please note that the Community Mental Health Navigator is NOT AN EMERGENCY RESOURCE.
If you are in crisis or needing support immediately, please dial 911 or call Colorado Crisis Services 1-844-493-8255.
What Can a Mental Health Navigator Do For You?
- Help reduce or eliminate barriers to finding a therapist and accessing mental health care
- Guide you to the community resources and support groups to help you get the care you need when you need it
- Coordinate your care with various service providers
- Assist you with understanding insurance, seeking mental health scholarships and affordable prescriptions
- Connect you to drug and alcohol treatment or inpatient treatment
- Educate you about available treatment options
- Follow-up with you and your mental health providers to be sure that your care is on track and you are getting what you need
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE MENTAL HEALTH NAVIGATOR
WHERE IS THE NAVIGATION PROGRAM LOCATED
The Mental Health Navigator is housed at the Family Intercultural Resource Center (FIRC) but also travels around to different partner agencies to support other agency’s clients.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO USE THE MENTAL HEALTH NAVIGATOR?
Mental health navigation services are supported in partnership between Building Hope and the FIRC with grant and county support. It is completely free for folks working or living in Summit County to access the services.
IS NAVIGATION AVAILABLE IN SPANISH?
Yes, we have full-time Spanish speaking navigators on staff.
DOES THE NAVIGATOR PROVIDE THERAPY?
No, while the program is meant to feel supportive and our staff are trained extensively in the field, it is not designed to be a substitute for professional mental health counseling or substance use treatment.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE MENTAL HEALTH NAVIGATOR
WHERE DOES THE NAVIGATOR WORK?
The Mental Health Navigator will be housed at the Family Intercultural Resource Center (FIRC) but will also travel around to different partner agencies to support other agency’s clients.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO USE THE MENTAL HEALTH NAVIGATOR?
The Mental Health Navigator’s services are supported through the Building Hope budget in conjunction with a Colorado Health Foundation grant, so it is completely free for the community to use!
IS THE NAVIGATOR BILINGUAL?
Yes, our Mental Health Navigator is fully bilingual in both Spanish and English.
DOES THE NAVIGATOR PROVIDE THERAPY?
No, this is a non-clinical position which means that while the Mental Health Navigator will provide supportive services, they are not therapy services. While our Mental Health Navigator has an extensive background in mental health, she is not licensed as a therapist.
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