#BoulderStrong Resource Center

We Are #BoulderStrong

A safe place of healing and support dedicated to serving as a resource and referral center for those affected by the Boulder Table Mesa tragedy.

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Upcoming Center Holiday Closures:

Closed: Friday, July 1st

Open: Saturday July 2nd

Closed: Monday July 4th

Regular Hours Resume Tuesday July 5th.

About the #Boulderstrong Resource Center

Rebuilding lives through therapy and partnership

The #BoulderStrong Resource Center is a safe place of healing and support dedicated to serving as a resource and referral center for residents, visitors and first responders affected by the Boulder Table Mesa tragedy. It is a multi-agency resource hub managed by Mental Health Partners of Boulder, Colorado and sponsored by King Soopers.

The center’s trained professionals know that people process grief and trauma differently and on their own timeline. As a result, therapy is never forced. In fact, therapy may not be for everyone, and that is okay. Our goal is to help you work through the traumatic experience to move forward in your life. Each person’s journey and timetable are different. Some people may need to play with a comfort dog while others may need someone to talk to. It’s all about helping you heal.

A focus on wellness and overall health

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Ask about our Virtual Reality Pilot Program

Virtual Reality program with Peer Mental Health to foster a global community through the use of the latest technology for trauma.

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Resources on the Road

Resources on the Road provides wellness care for our first responders. We provide massage, AcuDetox, comfort dogs, wellness activities, art activities, virtual reality, and clinical support to our first responders throughout the Boulder community.

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Boulder Strong Comfort Dogs

  • Tuesdays 1 pm – 3 pm
  • Thursdays 1pm – 3 pm
  • Saturdays 12pm- 2pm

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Visit the NEW #BoulderStrong Resource Center at 2935 Baseline Road in Boulder. King Soopers and Mental Health Partners continue to manage the new center with the goal of providing hope and healing in a safe environment to the Boulder community. Clinicians on site during any open hours. Referrals for individual therapy.

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Stay informed

What is Competency

DA Michael Dougherty Explains Competency Ruling

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Court updates are available by clicking to this public website.

“One moment, one breath, one step at a time.”

Dr. Janine D’Anniballe

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Making it through together: Coping in the aftermath of trauma

Watch the full presentation in response to the King Soopers shooting in Boulder by Dr. Janine D’Anniballe, Director of Trauma Services at Mental Health Partners. Also, learn more about how to deal with the aftermath of trauma. The community discussion led by Dr. D’Anniballe is available by clicking on this link.

 

Open to all

The #BoulderStrong Resource Center is staffed by knowledgeable, compassionate and caring professionals, including therapists provided by Mental Health Partners. The center encourages victims, families, first responders and the Boulder community to seek support when coping with psychological and emotional effects associated with the Boulder Table Mesa tragedy.

  • The center is located at 2935 Baseline Rd in Boulder.
  • New hours starting on June 1, 2021
    • Monday – Wednesday from 10 am to 6 pm,
    • Thursday from 12 Noon to 8 pm,
    • Friday from 10 am to 6 pm,
    • Saturdays from 11 am to 4 pm,
    • Closed on Sundays
  • Anyone impacted is welcome to call, email or visit the BSRC.

Your support to the TogetherStrong Fund gives hope and helps heal

The purpose of the TogetherStrong Fund is to help cover programming expenses for the center’s first year to assure that the community has access to a full array of no-cost services. Such services include but are not limited to ongoing support groups, health and wellness coaching, peer support specialists, and support from community health workers. Ancillary services include trauma-informed yoga, acupuncture, massage, childcare for families utilizing services, and spiritual support. The facility will also be available to community groups with related missions such as NAMI and Rise Above Suicide.

One hundred percent of each dollar received by this fund will be invested in the resource center. To donate online, please click here and in the drop-down box asking for the purpose of your gift, please indicate TogetherStrong Fund.

#Boulderstrong Resource Center FAQ

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Why should I visit the #Boulderstrong Resource Center if I don’t need mental health counseling? Expand

Not everybody needs treatment. People have different methods of dealing with trauma that range from just sitting down and having a conversation to petting a dog, painting a picture or going to therapy. So, there’s a whole continuum. The bottom line is if you’re not functioning in any area, whether it’s work or you can’t get out of bed, there are a lot of different options that don’t have to start or end with counseling.

How long will Mental Health Partners offer free counseling? Expand

Individual counseling is available at no cost through the end of the year for King Soopers employees, employees of other businesses in the Table Mesa Shopping Center, and customers shopping at Table Mesa merchants on March 22. Please call MHP’s Main Line at (303) 443-8500.

If I am not ready, can I get free therapy in the future? Expand

We are committed to offering mental health services to those who need help, but the free therapy offer for impacted individuals will expire at the end of the year. MHP provides a full array of behavioral healthcare options and will work with individuals to develop a treatment plan. Please call MHP’s Main Line at 303-443-8500. 

Am I under any obligation to continue therapy? Expand

No, you are not under any obligation to continue therapy. We are here for you if you need help, and our goal is to help you work through the traumatic experience to move forward in your life. Each person’s journey and timetable are different. 

Does Mental Health Partners offer online therapy options? Expand

Yes. Online therapy is an option depending on how to best to meet the client’s needs.

Is my visit confidential? Will MHP notify my family or employer? Expand

Yes, patients’ information is confidential as mandated by federal and state laws. There are only a few exceptions to patient privacy where we have a legal obligation to notify authorities. 

What number can I call for a mental health emergency? Expand

If you are having a medical emergency, please call 9-1-1. For immediate crisis support, call the 24/7 Statewide Crisis Line at 1-844-493-TALK (or text TALK to 38255). 

How can I help support the #BoulderStrong Resource Center? Expand

Donations are greatly appreciated to help fund ongoing healing and wellness services for those impacted. 100% will be invested in the Resource Center. Please click this TogetherStrong Fund Donation Link.