Colorado Crisis Services
North Range Behavioral Health is a provider of Colorado Crisis Services. Our trained professionals provide free, immediate, and confidential help all day, every day. Whatever you’re going through, our crisis counselors and professionally trained peer specialists are here to help right when you need it.
- Call: 844.493.TALK (8255)
- Text TALK to 38255
- Walk-in: 928 12th Street in Greeley
- Find other Colorado walk-in centers at ColoradoCrisisServices.org
We’re here for you in times of crisis. But if you or a loved one is facing a life-threatening or physical emergency, please call 911 for immediate assistance.
When a person is unable to make decisions or recognize help is needed, a relative, friend, or caregiver may guide them to evaluation and treatment. Emergency treatment can protect a person, or people threatened by that person’s behavior. Although our behavioral health advocates strive to work with the least restrictive intervention, there are times when emergency involuntary treatment can be the gateway to increased wellness.
Crisis Stabilization Units
Those experiencing serious mental health symptoms or substance use withdrawal may benefit from intensive, comprehensive treatment at North Range‘s Crisis Stabilization Units.
Our Acute Treatment Unit, or ATU, is a safe, treatment-centered program for individuals experiencing crisis. ATU provides 24/7 medical supervision and/or consultation.
Our Withdrawal Management, or detox, is a 24-hour program for individuals who are intoxicated, in withdrawal, or at risk for withdrawal.
Suicide
Signs to Look For:
- Serious depression
- Obvious stress or worry
- Feelings of worthlessness, guilt, or hopelessness
- Comments about death
- Difficulty concentrating and making decisions
- Giving away prized possessions
- Preoccupation with death or dying
- Sudden drop in school or work performance
- Change in appetite or energy
- Change in sleeping habits
- Loss of interest in favorite things
- Isolation
- Fatigue or decreased energy
Overdose
What to Look For
Common warning signs of overdose could include, but are not limited to:
- Unresponsiveness
- Shallow breathing
- Excessive vomiting
- Unconsciousness
- Tremors
- Slurred speech
- Difficulty breathing
- Fainting
If you suspect an individual has overdosed, call 911 immediately.
Over-consumption of prescribed, illegal, or over-the-counter substances can result in serious harm. An overdose requires immediate medical attention and can be fatal. If you suspect overdose, call 911.
What emergency responders need to know:
- Person’s name and birthdate
- Known prescribed medications
- Known medical conditions or allergies
- Substance – what it is, the amount, and when it was ingested
- History of substance misuse and/or mental health concerns
