Events & Resources Near You
Looking For Local Resources?
HQ maintains this list of agencies local to the Colorado River Valley Corridor who can help with various mental health needs. We don’t provide these services — but you can reach out directly to these local organizations.
Download the Pitkin County Mental Health Resource Guide – PDF
Looking for immediate help? Call 911 if someone is at immediate risk of harm to themselves or others. If you or a loved one are feeling suicidal or at risk of self-harming, call the Crisis Line 24/7 at 844-493-8255 or text TALK to 741741. For the local crisis line at Aspen Hope, call 970-925-5858, or call 988 for the National Suicide Help Line.
Want to talk to a real person? Call 844-493-8255 or text TALK to 741741 to reach a live volunteer any time of day or night.
Looking for support in Spanish? ALGUIEN QUE HABLA ESPAÑOL: Call Valley Settlement at 970-963-0851 or the Mountain Family Health Center at 970-989-1109.
Looking for support with grief and loss? Try Pathfinders at 970-925-1226.
Want to find children and families therapy and resources?
- Aspen Family Connections: Family resource center for Pitkin County | 970-205-7025
- Youth Zone: Youth Diversion and Advocacy Program | 970-945-9300
- Focused Kids: A mindful learning program | [email protected]
- Roaring Fork Family Resource Center: Carbondale | 970-384-5796.
- Aspen Youth Center: A safe and supportive place for youth to connect and grow | 970-544-4130
Want to find places that help provide therapy if you are uninsured or unable to pay?
- Mind Springs Health: 970-920-5555
- Mountain Family Health Center: 970-945-2840
Access the Aspen Strong Provider Directory to find private therapists that accept the Mental Health Fund.
Looking For Help With Substance Use And Addiction?
- Recovery Resources: 970-379-0995
- Midvalley Family Practice: 970-927-4666
- High Rockies Harm Reduction
- Aperture Of Hope: Fentanyl & Substance Use Awareness Group
- All Points North Lodge: All Points North Lodge provides treatment for addiction, anxiety, trauma, depression, and substance abuse in the mountains of Colorado or from the comfort of home.
- Jaywalker Lodge: All-male recovery center in Carbondale
- Momenta Recovery for Women: All-female recovery center in Glenwood Springs
- A Way Out: Access to treatment and recovery support in Aspen
Want to find resources that specifically support LGBTQ+ people?
- Pathfinders: 970-925-1226
- The Trevor Project: The Trevor Project is the world’s largest suicide prevention and crisis intervention organization for LGBTQ persons.
- The Safe Zone Project: LGBTQ+ Support Groups and Safe Zone training workshops are one of the best places to start learning about all things LGBTQ+. Local LGBTQ+ youth can participate in a peer support group led by YouthZone. Call at 970-945-9300 or stop by the YouthZone office.
- Online Trans & Nonbinary Adults 40+ Support Group: This peer-led group welcomes all transgender and nonbinary adults to an online space where they can come together for conversation and connections.
- Online Trans Masculine Support Group: This online peer lead and confidential support group is for individuals who were assigned female at birth and identify as trans men, trans masculine, and/or female-to-male (FtM).
Looking For Help With Medication For Mental Health Needs?
- Mind Springs Health: 970-920-5555
- Mountain Family Health Center: 970-945-2840