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Do you have questions about mental health? Are there topics you want to learn more about? Do you want to be inspired by stories from real people? Check out our resources that cover a range of topics from Anxiety to Substance Use. You can also hear directly from our CEO through Kiara’s Note or others just like you from our Voices of Hope blog.
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A young woman in a gray sweater rests her chin on her hand and listens intently during a class lecture. She is seated in a row with other students in a brightly lit classroom, with the focus solely on her.
Patients visit Jefferson Center’s walk-in crisis center for various reasons. Some are experiencing suicidal thoughts, and others may be facing an onslaught of stress and trauma. Kiyo had been on and off medications for years and was at the end of h…
Meet Faith Ahrens (they/them). To start their career, Faith had been working in more corporate roles, including banking and sales. That’s when they realized they wanted to find something that spoke more to them. Someplace they could make a differen…
A young Black woman with curly hair smiles with her eyes closed as she shares a warm, comforting hug with her mother on a sofa in a brightly lit living room.
March is National Women’s History Month—a time to celebrate stories of the past that paved the way for women today, celebrate the contributions women continue to make, and envision a future where people are treated equally, no matter how they ident…
A cluster of colorful, 3D-style icons representing various disabilities is gathered on the left side of a white background. The icons include a person in a wheelchair, an elderly person with a walker, a figure with a cane, an ear (hearing loss), hands (sign language), a head with a gear (cognitive disability), and a hand with dots (braille).
Think about a moment you or someone you know were circling a parking lot, trying to find a spot. Perhaps one of the spots near the front reserved for those with disabilities is still open, though you don’t park there, of course, because you are a g…
A close-up photo focuses on two people's hands. One person gently holds the other's hands in a comforting and supportive gesture. A clipboard is visible in the foreground, suggesting a therapy or counseling session.
In a society where a lack of representation and research has led to numerous disparities in the mental health care system, especially for the Black community, where many feel as though they should avoid seeking treatment within the systemic, prejud…
A young Asian woman smiles at her reflection while using a red lipstick to draw a heart on the mirror, framing her face in a gesture of self-love.
It is THAT time of year again. Lovey-dovey cards, heart-shaped chocolates, and flowers fill the shelves in every grocery store across the nation. Restaurant reservations are booked out weeks in advance. The weeks leading up to Valentine’s Day overf…
The first month of 2023 will soon be coming to a close, and you may have heard your friends, family, and coworkers participating in something called “Dry January.” This is essentially a challenge many people have undertaken to abstain from any subs…
‘Tis the season for setting New Year’s resolutions! For many of us, the new year is like starting a new chapter in the book of life. Now that the hustle and bustle of the holiday season is declining, perhaps you are finding yourself envisioning…
A woman with curly, reddish-brown hair and glasses smiles as she hugs Dinger, the purple triceratops mascot for the Colorado Rockies baseball team. Dinger is wearing a Rockies jersey and cap, and they are posing in front of an American flag.
Coordinator of Adult Outpatient Peer Specialists How long have you been with Jefferson Center and what was it like then? I’ve been with Jefferson Center for 11 years. At this time Peer Specialists had been at Jefferson Center for about 9 year…
A man and a woman stand smiling for a photo in the aisle of a crowded football stadium, with the field and stands visible behind them.
Meet Jessica Rossi (she/her/hers). Three years ago, she join the Jefferson Center team. When asked how she likes her role, she responds with enthusiasm, “I love it!” So, we wanted to get to know why Jessica loves her job and how she takes this…

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