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ServicesCommunity Reach Center offers a comprehensive array of therapeutic services that are proven to bring relief and recovery to those who have been troubled by trauma, substance abuse, broken relationships, grief, loss, or any sort of emotional impairment. All services begin with the initial evaluation. Referral into specific programs or groups may be made following your initial evaluation or at any time by your Community Reach Center therapist.
Click on the specific services and programs listed below for more information:
Integrated Substance Abuse and Mental Illness Treatment Psychiatric Medication Services Thank You to our Reach For The Green Golf Tournament Sponsors     |
CALL USFor information or assistance 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Monday - Fridayor 24-Hour Crisis Help303-853-3500New Adolescent Program Announced
Community Reach Center announces the introduction of its Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program for teens aged 13-17 who are at high risk for suicidal thinking, self harm, substance use, truancy, fighting, conflict at home and involvement with courts. Read more about this 16 week program which was piloted in the summer of 2009 by clicking AIOP. Additional Information on This Website
For more information on mental health diagnoses and the support that is available to consumers and their families, please look at the Mental Health Topics andLinks pages under the Resources tab. Local Support Organizations
Community Reach Center's consumers, former consumers, and families have benefited from the ongoing support of these local organizations. Call or click on the names to visit their web pages for more information: The Rainbow Center - 303-287-2902 A drop-in and empowerment center for persons with mental illness located at 2160 E. 88th Avenue in Thornton AMI of Adams County - 303-853-3770 or e-mail Warren Taylor at taylorwg@comcast.net The local chapter of the National Alliance for Mental Illness - a group of families, friends and consumers seeking to improve the quality of life for those with mental illness and their families. |
