RESOURCES

Wellness begins with education and awareness

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WELLNESS GUIDES

Better understanding leads to better health outcomes

Each person’s wellness journey looks different. At the same time, social stigma and systemic inequities cause collective harm and barriers for large groups of people based on their age, race, gender, sexual orientation, culture, mental health diagnosis, or other identities. By confronting these barriers directly through education, awareness, and ultimately action, we can achieve better health outcomes for all. Browse these Wellness Guides below to expand your knowledge and deepen your understanding. 

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BIPOC Mental Health

Learn how the cultural identity and history of collective trauma experienced by communities of color continue to impact their safety, health, and well-being.
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LGBTQIA2S+ Mental Health

Learn about LGBTQIA2S+ identity and how various risk factors contribute to added health challenges for members of these communities.
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You Can Prevent Overdose

You can help prevent overdoses and save lives. NARCAN and Fentanyl Test Strips: locations and resources in Boulder and Broomfield, Colorado
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Latine/Hispanic Mental Health

More Information Coming Soon!
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Mental Health for Unhoused Individuals & Families

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Teen Mental Health

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Mental Health for Children & Families

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TESTIMONIALS

Lifesaving impact through education

Many of our clients have been on suicide precaution while in custody and have attempted suicide and self-harm in their past. We are so grateful to receive the ASIST training to best support our clients when they are at their most vulnerable.

Boulder County, Community Justice Services team member

CONTINUE LEARNING

Become a mental health advocate

Attend an expert-led training by yourself, as a group, or with your colleagues.
Visit Our Trainings Page
Join us for community-focused events, activities, and webinars.
Visit Our Community Page
National Suicide & Crisis LifelineCall or text 988, anytime day or night.
Walk-In Crisis CenterGet immediate, in-person help near you.
Sexual Assault HotlineCall our 24-hour hotline at (303) 433-7300.