Who Can I Talk To?

Colorado Crisis Services

Even though it may be challenging to share our mental health and emotional concerns, communication is the best way to get it off our chest. For this reason, anonymously call or text licensed counselors who are willing to help you for free 24/7! All the messages are confidential and counselors are willing to help with depression, substance use, suicidal thoughts, stress, disability, and much more.

Jefferson Center

Attend live classes and webinars to learn more about how to cope up with stress, managing burnouts, depression, unemployment, loss and trauma. Furthermore, Jefferson Center provides services and programs that are helpful for adults and teenagers.

Twelve Talks

Twelve Talks emphasizes the importance of communication to deal with uncertainties in life. Therefore, it provides resources for parents and guardians about how to openly talk to teenagers about mental health issues. Teenagers can also use these resources to develop more friendly conversations about emotional distress with their family.

BetterHelp

BetterHelp is the world's largest online counseling platform who offer affordable help with mental health concerns with over 14,000 accredited, licensed and experienced counselors. You can call, text or video conference with the counselors.

SAMHSA

SAMHSA is a free and confidential national helpline that helps individuals and families who struggle with mental disorders and/or substances use addiction. Furthermore, this service is available 24/7 and have providers that speak in English and Spanish.

NAMI - Ok2Talk

Read about others' journey with mental health and share your own voice anonymously! NAMI allows people to form a supportive online community who accepts and learns from each others challenges and discoveries with their mental health.

The help line is: 1(800)-273-8255