Behavioral Health Services

North Colorado Behavioral Health Services provides compassionate and individualized treatment to communities in Northern Colorado and surrounding areas.

Our services include:

• Non-emergency assessments at the Behavioral Health building to establish needs and make treatment recommendations.
• Inpatient Behavioral Health Hospitalization for safety and stabilization: 24-hour-a-day behavioral and medical treatment in an inpatient setting for patients over the
  age of 14.
• Extensive outpatient services to maintain stability and increase quality of life.
• Board-certified psychiatrists for medication evaluation and monitoring
• Community education and outreach

Clinical philosophy
We recognize that patients we serve come to us with various levels of suffering, sometimes caused by their own choices, and at times, circumstances beyond their control. We believe patients have the opportunity and capacity to cope more effectively with pain, reduce suffering and ultimately enjoy life more.

We value the unique strengths, challenges and history each client brings to the treatment setting and treat everyone with honesty, integrity and authenticity.  We provide a safe environment and secure relationships by sharing compassion, seeking to understand and taking a non-judgmental approach. We help patients increase their self-knowledge and acquire self-mastery, which are keys to personal and interpersonal effectiveness.

Our program is a place where people can come to:

• Heal
• Grow
• Experience a safe and supportive environment
• Learn about themselves
• Build relationships
• Work toward making positive changes in their lives

Our non-profit mission:
We exist to make a difference in people’s lives through excellent patient care.

For more information or to seek admission into any of our programs/services:

• Please call to make an appointment for a non-emergency,
  free of charge, confidential assessment during business hours:
  970-336-4908.
• For emergencies in which a person is at risk of self-harm, harming others, or appears in imminent danger due to not being able to make safe or sound decisions for him or herself, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.