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How have people in Colorado used substance use and mental health services? The Behavioral Health Administration (BHA) shares answers in the Performance Hub.

Get help for mental health, drug, or alcohol use in Colorado

Search the OwnPath directory for service providers, or reach out to talk to a person. Uninsured or underinsured? You're in the right place. Free and low-cost services, as well as care navigation, are available through Colorado LIFTS.

Support someone’s recovery from addiction with a free card

Addiction is not always obvious. Learn to recognize the signs, support a loved one, learn about options for medication, and hear from real people in Colorado affected by substance use disorder.

Learn about recovery from addiction

Addiction is not always obvious. Learn to recognize the signs, support a loved one, learn about options for medication, and hear from real people in Colorado affected by substance use disorder.

Get help for substance use for pregnant and parenting moms

Using alcohol, marijuana, and/or other drugs to cope with stress or trauma? You're not alone. Find support for overcoming addiction today through Tough as a Mother.

Get free youth therapy

You can get up to 6 free youth therapy sessions with a licensed therapist in-person or virtually. I Matter is for people 18 and younger (or 21 and younger if receiving special education services).

Get free help for mental health or substance use right now

Reach out to 988 Colorado Mental Health Line (988 Colorado) for free, immediate, human support 24/7. 988 Colorado can help, whether it's an emotional challenge, life-threatening crisis, or substance use concern. Call the hotline, text or live chat 988 today. We're here to listen.

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