HeadQuarters Has Closed
After 10 years of service, HeadQuarters has officially closed its doors.
Our Legacy
HeadQuarters was built on the belief that Mental Fitness is as essential as physical fitness. We focused on the four quarters of Mental Fitness: social, emotional, physical, and financial.
This work was true prevention. Suicide prevention. Addiction prevention. Crime prevention.
We kept services affordable and accessible so people never had to choose between paying a bill and taking care of themselves.
Because emotional education matters.
Finding Ongoing Mental Health Support
For non-emergency mental health support and provider listings in the Roaring Fork Valley, we encourage you to visit psychologytoday.com, where you can search for licensed therapists and mental health professionals in your area.
For LGBTQIA+ affirming therapy and support, please contact AspenOut.
Programs That Will Continue
Although HeadQuarters has closed, several programs and initiatives will live on through trusted community partners.
The You Are My Sunshine Fund for women and their children will continue. We will update this page as soon as we know where the fund will be housed and how to access support.
The Mood Booth, a nervous system regulation booth that has supported youth mental health, will live on through YouthEntity, which is spearheading its growth into additional schools.
The Gratitude Boxes will continue through The Collective Snowmass, Buckhorn Public Arts, and Public Feeling Station, ensuring opportunities for reflection and connection remain accessible in the community.
We are profoundly grateful to every individual, family, donor, partner, educator, clinician, and community member who believed in prevention, vulnerability, and the power of Mental Fitness. Your support made this work possible.
This chapter is ending. The movement is not.