Celebrating May is Mental Health Month
As we celebrate May as Mental Health Month, CBHC would like to thank Vincent Atchity, CEO of Mental Health Colorado, Dr. Carl Clark, CEO of Mental Health Center of Denver, Michelle Barnes, Executive Director of CDHS, Lieutenant Governor Diana Primavera, and Adam Weimer for participating in the annual May is Mental Health Month Proclamation. This…
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Jefferson Center Hosts Virtual Activity Challenge
“On the Move for Mental Health” On the Move for Mental Health is Jefferson Center’s first-ever virtual activity challenge. It promises a month of motivation, self-care, and wellness – with a little friendly competition and fun sprinkled in! From May 1 to 31, participants can show their support for mental health and raise funds to…
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Be Brave. . .Learn More about Substance Use Services and Addiction
Administering Narcan Can Save Lives Let’s talk about Narcan and how it can be used to save lives in crises involving heroin/opioid overdoses. And, it also provides other positive aspects of a harm reduction approach, such as reaching out a hand for the person who is ready to seek services. Not only does the…
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Be Brave. . .Support Suicide Prevention
It is important to learn the warning signs of suicide. The following are some of the indicators that may mean a person is at risk for suicide: Talking about wanting to die Talking about feeling hopeless Talking about being a burden to others Withdrawing or becoming isolated Increased access to lethal means Behaving recklessly Increased…
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May Is Mental Health Month Proclamation
Whereas, Mental Health Month has been observed since 1949 to raise awareness of mental health conditions and the importance of mental health; and Whereas, we are all affected by mental health. And one in four Coloradans experience mental health conditions or substance use disorders, or both each year; and Whereas, 50% of all people with…
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Be Brave. . .Support Mental Health First Aid
Old adages and sayings are still used today because they have value and meaning. One that we have all heard is “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” The idea is that an investment today will have even more benefit in the future. Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is an example of…
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