Help is a Phone Call Away

If someone you care about is struggling with mental health isseus, substance abuse, or emotional issues, please take the first step and ask for help. We are here for you. Reach out to the Pastoral Team by calling 303-841-3739.

In an emergency call:  Colorado Crisis Services at 844-493-8255 or TEXT 38255

Trained counselors are available for immediate and confidential help.

NAMI
National Alliance for Mental Illness

Since 1980, the National Alliance on Mental Illness has set aside the first week of October to increase awareness of mental illness and to acknowledge that it affects all of us at some point in our life, be it through family, friends, or co-workers. The theme for this year is “What I Wish I Had Known.” HERE are some statistics to ponder.
Alzheimer's Information & Support

If you or a loved one is demonstrating changes in memory or has been diagnosed with a form of dementia, click HERE to get information and find classes that are in person or online.

TOGETHER FOR MENTAL HEALTH
Awareness of Mental Illness begins with recognizing signs and symptoms which include:
      * feeling very sad or withdrawn for more than 2 weeks
       * trying to harm or end one’s life
       * severe, out of control, risk-taking behavior that may cause harm to self or others
       * sudden overwhelming fear
       * weight loss or gain
       * drastic changes in mood, behavior, personality or sleeping habits
       * difficulty concentrating
       * intense worries that get in the way of daily activities

Remember, if you experience a mental health crisis, or are with someone experiencing a mental health crisis, just dial 988, the new mental health crisis hotline, and you will be connected with professional

Help is only a phone call away. Call the church at 303-841-3739 and talk to the pastoral team OR call Colorado Crisis Services at 844-493-8255 or text “TALK” to 38255. Trained counselors are available for immediate and confidential help.