MHP provides behavioral healthcare throughout Boulder and Broomfield counties. Moving to End Sexual Assault (MESA), a program of MHP, supports survivors of sexual violence and works to eradicate this epidemic crime through prevention education. It is funded entirely by grants and private gifts.
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Crime/Abuse Victims
Females
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Moving to End Sexual Assault (MESA) is a program of Mental Health Partners, which serves Boulder and Broomfield counties.
MESA's mission is to end the suffering in our community caused by sexual violence. We believe every person has the right to live free of sexual violence. Through our client services we are here to help sexual violence survivors and their loved ones today. Through our prevention education programs we are working toward changing tomorrow to ensure a world free of sexual violence. We offer bilingual victim advocacy, a 24-hour hotline for emotional support and resources, support groups, and holistic healing services including trauma-informed yoga. MESA offers prevention education and trainings for middle and high schools, businesses and community agencies. We are moving to end sexual assault and the suffering it causes in our community; we challenge all forms of oppression and recognize their connection to sexual violence.
Since 1972, MESA has and continues to be the only sexual violence resource center serving Boulder and Broomfield counties. MESA serves over 1,000 individuals annually through our 24-hour crisis and information hotline.
Reintegration back to normal daily functioning and continual reduction of post traumatic stress disorder symptoms.
Mental Health, Substance Abuse
Aging, Elderly, Senior Citizens
Poor, Economically Disadvantaged, Indigent
Unemployed, Underemployed
Provides an array of services specifically for seniors in need of mental health support. Includes a cadre of seniors who volunteer to meet with and "buddy" other seniors.
Helps more than 100 at-risk seniors each year
Mental Health, Substance Abuse
Adults
Mentally/Emotionally Disabled
Single Parents
At-Risk Populations
The Outpatient Program promotes healthy lifestyles through a wide array of services for adults with moderate to severe mental illness and/or those experiencing problems with alcohol and/or drugs.Services include individual, group (including gender specific groups), and family treatment, psychiatric evaluations, medication evaluations, medication monitoring, case management, and information and referral to community resources.
Services are in Boulder at the Norton Center for Behavioral Medicine (975 North Street); in Longmont at 529 Coffman, in Broomfield at 100 Spader Way and in Lafayette at 1455 Dixon.
Movement of individuals through completion of treatment achievement of individual goals.
Mental Health, Substance Abuse
Poor/Economically Disadvantaged/Indigent
Substance Abusers (Drug/Alcohol Abusers)
Alcohol, Drug, Substance Abusers
At-Risk Populations
General population
The Detoxification Program provides safe detoxification from alcohol and/or drugs 24 hours a day, seven days a week, in the 20-bed Addiction Recovery Center in Boulder. The walk-in facility is located at 3180 Airport Road in Boulder.This is the only non-medical detoxification facility in Boulder. Detox staff provides:
Individualized monitoring for safe detox from alcohol and/or drugs
Assessment for counseling needs
Information and education on alcohol and drugs
Case management and referral for medical housing, legal and employment services
Clients receive support and guidance throughout their stay and every client is given a referral for ongoing care, whether within or outside of the Mental Health Partners' service network.
Transitional Residential Treatment (TRT) is a live-in treatment program (10 beds available) that runs from four to six weeks. The program encourages a structured lifestyle with household chore contributions, individual therapy, group therapy and skill building. Residents leave each day to work or attend community-based meetings.
Maintained sobriety and graduation to stable employment and housing.
Mental Health, Substance Abuse
Families
Infants/Babies (under age 5)
Mentally/Emotionally Disabled
Intensive, home-based treatment for infants who are at risk for abuse, neglect or failure to thrive and for their caretakers. All program services are also provided by bilingual Spanish speaking staff.
Completion of treatment plan goals and stability of emotional wellness.
Mental Health, Substance Abuse
Adults
General Public/Unspecified
Young Adults (20-25 years)
Adolescents/Youth (13-19 years)
Children (4-12 years)
Crisis Intervention Service staff respond to crises of MHP clients, adults, children, families, friends of families, or other area residents.
A Walk-in Crisis Center is open at 3180 Airport Road in Boulder. Services include confidential, in-person support, information and referrals to anyone in need. The center is available to those in need of direct services or those seeking to help engage another person in services. There are respite beds available to individuals for 1 - 5 days, for either voluntary or involuntary treatment.
The Mobile Crisis Unit consists of behavioral health professionals able to navigate anywhere within the region to complete a mental health assessment as well as recommend next steps in treatment.
Ability to meet the demand of episodes at the moment of crisis.
Mental Health, Substance Abuse
Children and Youth (infants - 19 years.)
Mentally/Emotionally Disabled
Substance Abusers (Drug/Alcohol Abusers)
Interagency, school-based, mental health and substance abuse prevention and early intervention in Boulder Valley middle and high schools.
Reduction of teen bullying, use of drugs/alcohol, eating disorders, suicidal ideation and stress related to school pressures; from benchmarked data.
Mental Health, Substance Abuse
Adults
Mentally/Emotionally Disabled
Poor/Economically Disadvantaged
Young Adults (20-25 years)
Youth/Adolescents only (14 - 19 years)
Supportive services that focus on skill acquisition and knowledge attainment for the whole person. Offered at the Ryan Wellness Center in Boulder (1000 Alpine) and the Sherman Street Center at 834 Sherman St. in Longmont
Movement of individuals through completion of treatment achievement of individual goals.
Mental Health, Substance Abuse
Adults
Families
Young Adults (20-25 years)
Adolescents/Youth (13-19 years)
Children (4-12 years)
Individual, group and family therapy, case management and medicalpsychiatric treatment based on individualized assessment and strengths-based service planning in partnership with clients and other service providers, e.g. schools, Department of Social Services, juvenile probation, substance abuse treatment providers, etc.
Rate at which children ranked high risk for out of home placement stay in home.
Mental Health, Substance Abuse
Adults
Children and Youth (infants - 19 years.)
Families
Mentally/Emotionally Disabled
Poor/Economically Disadvantaged
The future of health care is caring for the totality of a person's health, integrating physical health with behavioral health because we know that behavioral patterns are the strongest determinants for good health. Therefore, our goal is to provide health care where the connection between physical and mental healthcare is seamless. Mental Health Partners collaborates on this program with Clinica Family Health Services, Salud Family Health Family Health Services, and Dental Aid. This model of care stretches the boundaries of traditional primary care and traditional mental healthcare and as a result MHP, along with its partners, is seen a leader in the State of Colorado for implementing this cutting edge program. An integrated clinic offering both medical and dental care is open at the Ryan Wellness Center , 1000 Alpine, in Boulder.
Achievement of whole person wellness (attainment of social, emotional, occupational, spiritual, physical, financial, educational, community and creative).
