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Introducing The Lamplighter Newsletter

Larimer County Behavioral Health Services exists because our community values behavioral health. We want taxpayers to know how their contributions are making measurable differences today, as we work toward making Larimer County is a community where people are empowered and supported in accessing a full range of behavioral health services that promote well-being for all. That's why we are launching The Lamplighter. Learn more, read the first edition, and subscribe!

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RARE conference in Larimer County challenges mental health, substance-use professionals to shift perceptions about addiction

The Conference Center at the Embassy Suites hotel in Loveland hummed with energy Tuesday as professionals from across the region and U.S. came together for the 2025 Rethinking Addiction and Recovery Conference. What started as one speaker in a room at the Lincoln Center in Fort Collins eight…

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Alliance for Suicide Prevention of Larimer County training thousands of youth, adults to spot and prevent suicide

Declines in suicide rate in recent years attributed to community-wide collaborationNOTE: This Spotlight article appeared in the Oct. 28, 2025, edition of The Lamplighter, Larimer County Behavioral Health Services' newsletter.Not all superheroes wear capes.Take Traci Sandoval,…

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Braided hearts: Larimer County middle schoolers learn confidence, social-emotional skills through equine-assisted learning program

Hearts & Horses’ program an investment in today’s youth, tomorrow’s community leadersNOTE: This Spotlight article appeared in the Oct. 28, 2025, edition of The Lamplighter, Larimer County Behavioral Health Services' newsletter.The sky on this October afternoon was overcast,…

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Behavioral Health Services

Acute Care at Longview Campus

2260 W. Trilby Road
Fort Collins, CO  80526
970-498-7125

Need urgent behavioral health care? Call the SummitStone Crisis Center, 24/7/365, at 970-494-4200, dial 988 to reach the 988 Colorado Mental Health Line, or walk in to the behavioral health urgent care on the Longview campus at 2260 W. Trilby Road in Fort Collins.

General Questions? Email Behavioral Health

Media Request? Email Communications Specialist Madeline Novey at noveyme@co.larimer.co.us or call 970-619-4255. 

 

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