Senior Reach
Who do we serve?
Senior Reach is a program that offers short term support for community members over aged 60 who may need behavioral health services, wellness coaching, and/or connection to community services.
Senior Reach also provides services for community members who struggle with hoarding behaviors through evidence-based interventions, individual and group therapy, and supportive resources.
For educational requests please email speakersbureau@jcmh.org
Services are provided to the community in both English and Spanish.
Contact Us
Fill out a referral form today or scan the QR code below.
Phone: 1-866-217-5808
Email: SeniorReachReferrals@jcmh.org
When to reach out?
Watch for the following signs that could indicate an older adult needs help:
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Mental State: Confusion, disorientation, memory loss, repetitiveness.
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Physical Condition: Difficulty in seeing, hearing or walking, alcohol or substance abuse.
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Emotional State: Recent loss of spouse, appears depressed, anxious or withdrawn, loss of appetite.
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Social Interaction: Isolated, possible victim of abuse, neglect, or exploitation.
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Appearance: Unkempt, dirty clothes, weight loss.
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Environment: Home needs repair, trash or debris in yard, neglected pets.
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Finances: Confused about money matters and an inability to afford necessities.
Hoarding Disorder
At Jefferson Center we provide treatment for older adults struggling with Hoarding disorders. We offer individual and group courses where participants will learn techniques to regain control of collections and clutter in a private and judgment-free setting. We offer several levels of support in order to deepen and broaden skills to promote long term change. Hoarding specific services are for adults age 60+ living in Jefferson, Denver, Clear Creek, Gilpin, Broomfield, Adams or Arapahoe counties through funding support from DRCOG.
Learn more about Hoarding disorders from our Hoarding 101 webinar, hosted by Jefferson Center clinician, Amy Miller.