
Meet Your New Therapist
Hope Mountain Behavioral Health is a team of skilled mental health therapists passionate about reliable and effective individual therapy services and case management. We make sure we don’t have waiting lists for our services. You can get the help that you need, when you need it.
Our Services
We offer individual and family therapy for those struggling with issues such as trauma, anxiety, & depression. Click the link below for more information on our services.
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We're looking to add passion-driven therapists & interns to our team. We need reliable, responsible people. People who can be a stable presence for our clients as they regain their balance…
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Our Story
We’re a mixed group of rebels originating from the mountains that grew tired of standing by and watching the mental health system devour people. We’ve decided that this is unacceptable and it needs to change…
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Make A Contribution
By donating to Hope Mountain Behavioral Health, people will connect, heal, and thrive. When this happens, people get off the streets, maintain jobs, and create other healing communities…
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Text Us
Discover our new text messaging service for a faster intake process! You can now text our Intake Coordinator at (719) 330-5114 for swift assistance. Please note, this number is not intended for mental health emergencies. In case of an emergency, please dial 911 or visit your nearest emergency center for immediate help.
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Our Partners
Partnering with Hope Mountain Behavioral Health changes the trajectory of mental health as we know it. Together, we are giving mental health a new story. If you’re interested in partnering with Hope Mountain, please complete our Become A Partner form today!
Approaching conversations about mental health counseling with a loved one can sometimes feel nerve-wrecking; the fear of saying the “wrong thing” or unintentionally offending them often creates hesitation, but starting these conversations is essential for breaking the stigma around mental health and offering meaningful support to our loved ones.
Here, we’ll explore how to approach these discussions with compassion, patience, and understanding to create a safe space for your loved one to consider counseling…