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Ensuring culturally responsive mental health care is important, and resources like those provided by 988 Colorado Mental Health Line make a difference. Juan Escobedo, chair of Colorado's 988 Enterprise Board, sat down with Univision in Denver recently for a TV interview about mental health. Click on the link below to hear their conversation in Spanish. https://lnkd.in/gQ9Z39Dj
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) funds life-saving behavioral health care, including suicide prevention, emergency support, and programs for veterans, kids, and farmers. Cuts to SAMHSA will impact millions of lives. Protect this vital support and tell your officials: #StandWithSAMHSA ! 📣 bit.ly/find-your-member
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)’s Project AWARE is a lifeline for kids facing mental health challenges. Cutting SAMHSA funding means fewer children get the help they desperately need. With Colorado already ranking 44th in youth prevalence of #mentalillness and access to care, we can't afford to lose this lifeline. Tell your elected officials to #StandWithSAMHSA 📣 bit.ly/find-your-member
Thanks to SAMHSA funding, community behavioral health providers provide critical care to more than 200,000 Coloradans. Cuts to SAMHSA mean losing suicide prevention, emergency mental health support, and programs for children, veterans, and farmers. 📣 Tell your elected officials to #StandWithSAMHSA bit.ly/find-your-member
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) delivers critical funding for many of the #BehavioralHealth services millions of people depend on, including Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics. Cuts to SAMHSA mean cuts to suicide prevention, emergency #mentalhealth support and programs for children, veterans, and farmers that these clinics provide. 📣Tell your elected officials to #StandWithSAMHSA: bit.ly/find-your-member
Millions depend on Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) for life-saving #behavioralhealth care. Cuts to SAMHSA mean losing suicide prevention, emergency support, and vital programs for children, veterans, and farmers. 70% of Colorado 988 callers face suicide factors. #StandWithSAMHSA 📣 Act now to preserve this lifeline: bit.ly/find-your-member
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Millions depend on SAMHSA for life-saving behavioral health care. Cuts to SAMHSA mean losing suicide prevention, emergency support, and vital programs for children, veterans, and farmers. 70% of Colorado 988 callers face suicide factors. Act now to preserve this lifeline: #StandWithSAMHSA bit.ly/find-your-member
When you choose SummitStone, you're choosing care that puts YOU at the center. Our CARF accreditation means your safety, cultural needs, and voice are prioritized in every decision we make. We believe healing happens in environments where you feel seen, heard, and valued. CARF accreditation is one more way we ensure your care meets these essential standards. Questions about our services? Our team is here to help—reach out by calling 970-494-4200 or visit summitstone.org
According to Gov. Polis, "Patients benefit from increased transparency into how health insurers decide what services are covered and why. This new law reduces uncertainty and increases transparency in #mentalhealth coverage to ensure Coloradans get the care they need. This bipartisan new law is part of our ongoing work to save Coloradans money on health care and ensure Coloradans can get support to be healthy and thrive." https://lnkd.in/gpg6xaAW
Are you struggling with someone in your life who is using substances? Our free CRAFT groups are here for you. CRAFT (which stands for community reinforcement and family training) shares ways you can secure your own emotional and physical well-being to help when there's a loved one using substances. The next cycle starts soon, register today! These groups are FREE and open to the public and individuals do not need to be clients of North Colorado Health Alliance (NCHA) or SummitStone to sign up. Loveland: to sign up, please call Gloria at 970-473-4335 Fort Collins: to sign up, please call Sara at 970-657-0498 #substanceusedisorder