In This Together
May 14, 2020
Mental Health Colorado initiated In This Together to provide a little bit of social contact for you by phone. So if you’re struggling right now, complete this form and they’ll reach out to you as soon as possible just to talk!
If you do feel you need additional support, visit their resource page at mentalhealthcolorado.org. If you are more seriously concerned about your own mental health or that of someone close to you,
Read More » Read MoreNAMI High Country Virtual Support Group
NAMI High Country Colorado offered our FSG last Tuesday night via Zoom. We will continue this for now on every 2nd and fourth Tuesday’s at 7:00 MDT.
NAMI High Country Colorado – Family Support Group
Join Zoom Meeting on your computer:
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Meeting ID: 620 011 3987
One tap mobile for telephone access:
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Meeting ID: 620 011 3987
Find your local number: https://us04web.zoom.us/u/fbODWNbvNm
In person NAMI Connections and NAMI Family Support Groups are cancelled for April.
Read More » Read MoreLeadville Education Night
Free Peer-to-Peer Class
Happy New Year – Start New Year with Mental Health
On the evening of February 3rd, we will be offering education on Women and the Path to Recover from Women’s Recovery (Summit & Denver). See flyer for details. 2020-02-03_NAMI_HCC_EducationNight-Summit
Join us for an evening of education about women and overcoming substance use disorder. You will learn:
— Fundamentals of substance use disorder (signs of distress, diagnostic criteria)
— How gender-specific treatment for women differs from general treatment — American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Levels of Care and how they are determined
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Read More » Read MoreUpdate: Mental Health On Capitol Hill
This summer, with the help of your advocacy, we defeated Congress’ efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. And just a few weeks ago, we fought back again against the dangerous Graham-Cassidy health reform bill.
Now, the White House has announced plans that would make significant changes to mental health coverage. Meanwhile, congressional leaders are working toward reauthorizing the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and have forged a tentative bipartisan agreement to stabilize the insurance markets.
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