Jefferson Center for Mental Health

Raising awareness about mental health is crucial for securing adequate funding and ensuring competent care. Increased awareness helps break stigma, leading to more open conversations and a greater understanding of mental health issues. This, in turn, encourages more funding for mental health programs and services, enabling them to offer comprehensive and culturally competent care. Advocacy and education play a pivotal role in sustaining these essential resources and supporting those in need. Join our Policy Action Network to become apart of the change: https://lnkd.in/gUNq7j66 #mentalhealthadvocacy #mentalhealthawareness #jeffersoncenter

As we recognized BIPOC Voices throughout July, it is important to remember to exercise this empathy and being an active listener to experiences throughout the year. Here are three things you can do right now: First, educate yourself on the unique challenges faced by BIPOC communities. Understanding cultural nuances and systemic issues is key to effective advocacy. Second, support BIPOC-led mental health organizations through donations or volunteer work. These organizations are vital in providing culturally competent care. Finally, amplify BIPOC voices by sharing their stories and resources on your social media. Your advocacy can create real change. #bipocvoices #bipocmentalhealth #jeffersoncenter

Don't miss out Hope;Ink on September 7, 2024! Join us from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm across various locations in the Denver Metro area. For a $50 donation, get a meaningful semicolon tattoo to support Jefferson Center’s mental health programs. Registration opens August 1, 2024. Secure your spot and make a difference! https://lnkd.in/gV4rMw6U #HopeInk #suicideprevention #jeffersoncenter

Mental health challenges like anxiety, depression, trauma, and addiction can be isolating. Our Peer Specialists, with lived experience, provide personalized support for Veterans and their families. Call 303-432-5410 to connect to a peer today. Visit our website for more information on our programs to support Veterans: https://lnkd.in/gpDrrq_A What can a Peer Specialist offer?   - Lived experience with mental health challenges  - Collaborate with clinicians and psychiatrists  - Provide support in settings other than an office: coffee shops, libraries, outdoors  - Encourage hope and recovery Available for Veterans, families, crisis situations, and more.  #PeerSupport #VeteranSupport #MentalHealthRecovery #JeffersonCenter

Looking for a job can be tough, especially when dealing with mental health challenges. Jefferson Center's Vocational Services provide support to job seekers through resume updates, cover letter writing, interview practice, and more. Our employment specialists work closely with individuals, aiming to connect them with potential employers within 30 days. If you’re receiving treatment at Jefferson Center, these services are available at no cost. Start your journey to a stable job and better mental health today! https://lnkd.in/g85QXbeD #vocationalservices #jeffersoncenter

Recovery from substance use problems is a unique journey with ups and downs. At Jefferson Center, we offer evidence-based care tailored to your needs. Our compassionate team provides personalized support, including medication, wellness activities, and harm-reduction approaches. Recovery isn't a straight line, but with the right support, it's possible. Reach out today to start your journey to a healthier life. https://lnkd.in/gmE47XTd #Recovery #MentalHealthMatters #jeffersoncenter

At Jefferson Center, we believe that compassion is at the heart of effective mental health and behavioral health care. Compassion means understanding, empathy, and a genuine desire to help others. It’s about recognizing the struggles people face and offering support without judgment. When we approach mental health with compassion, we create a safe space for individuals to express their feelings and experiences. This can lead to: 1. Better Outcomes: Compassionate care can improve treatment outcomes by building trust and encouraging open communication. 2. Healing and Recovery: Compassion helps individuals feel understood and supported, fostering a sense of hope and motivation for recovery. 3. Community Support: A compassionate approach strengthens community bonds and reduces stigma, making it easier for people to seek help. At Jefferson Center, we are dedicated to providing client-centered services that meet your individual needs with compassion and care. Whether it’s through our mental health programs, substance use services, or wellness resources, we are here to support you every step of the way. Let’s work together to create a more compassionate community. Reach out to us today to learn more about how we can support you on your journey to better mental health. #jeffersoncenter

Getting Started on Your Mental Health Journey: For Yourself AND Your Loved Ones When caring for your mental health, the most important step is the first one. Getting started on your mental health journey might seem like the easiest part, but there are a lot of ways to do it. Jefferson Center provides client-centered services designed to meet your individual mental health, substance use, and wellness needs. We’re dedicated to meeting you where you are in your journey and working together to help you live a satisfying and hopeful life. If you are needing to request an appointment, the process can be easily laid out in three steps: Reach Out: Call (303-425-0300) or fill out our online Request Appointment form. You will connect with one of our incredible intake team members who will talk through what you are experiencing and point you to the care and resources you need. They will want to know more about you, what brought you to Jefferson Center, and insurance/finance information. With this information, we will connect you to the care provider and program best for you. Our goal is to get you on the road to recovery as fast and easy as possible. Your First Appointment: The first time you receive care can be scary. Your first meeting will be the chance for your clinician to get to know you and together, you will develop a care plan that works best for you. This will include working out a treatment plan that is unique to you, with goals that fit where you are in life, and the steps to reach these goals. Stay Connected: Your mental health journey will be unique to you. As you continue through it, you can access important resources and services through Jefferson Center that will help you on your road to recovery. As you begin your mental health journey, we know taking care of the whole person directly affects your mental health. Our services and programs are here to support every aspect of life to help you be the best you. Ultimately, we are here to support you in every aspect of your journey. Contact us for more information. #mentalhealthmatters #jeffersoncenter #

Mental health funding is constantly changing, but here at Jefferson Center, we are committed to providing services that are inclusive and pragmatic for all. #mentalhealthmatters #behavioralhealth #jeffersoncenter

Save the date! In honor of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month in September, Jefferson Center is hosting our newly expanded "Hope;Ink" Semicolon Tattoo Event on Saturday, September 7, 2024. This event will span across 10 tattoo studios in the Denver metro area. Proceeds from each $50 donation will go toward our Suicide Prevention Services. Registration opens August 1st. Visit our event site for more info and to register. Join us to support a vital cause and spread hope! https://lnkd.in/gV4rMw6U #hopeink2024 #hopeink #suicideprevention #jeffersoncenter