Services: Therapy
Cost: Sliding scale, and can apply for a therapy scholarship.
Eligibility: None, just call for more information.
Vail Behavioral Health – Behavioral Health Case Management
Services: Helps Eagle County residents navigate the complex system of behavioral health care and connects people to available resources and services that best meet their needs when they experience barriers to access. Connect with therapists, Access drug and alcohol treatment, Understand treatment options, Connect with an insurance navigator, Explore financial assistance options, Connect to short- or long-term care, Find additional financial alternatives to assist with medical expenses, housing assistance, food assistance, and emergency funding to help with immediate needs.
Cost: Free
Eligibility: Must be a resident or work in Eagle County. Call for more information or to schedule appointment, services in English or Spanish.
Vail Behavioral Health – Olivia’s Fund
Services: Financial assistance for youth and uninsured individuals in Eagle County to help pay for mental health services for up to six sessions per person per year. This means in-person or virtual counseling with a therapist is available at no cost to those struggling in our community.
Cost: Free
Eligibility: Must be a resident or work in Eagle County. To apply submit application Here or call for more information, can apply in English or Spanish.
Valley Settlement – Alma
Services: Mental Health in Spanish. An innovative peer-support program for women experiencing perinatal depression.
Cost: Free
Eligibility: Mothers experiencing stress, anxiety or depression who have a child 0-5 years old or have lost a child within the year. Call for service
SpeakUp ReachOut; Peer Support
Services: Adult Peer Support
Cost: Free
Eligibility: Peer support encourages people with lived experience to join groups best suited to their needs. No appointments necessary, Ages 18+ are welcome.
MidValley Family Practice
Services: LGBTQ+ and gender-affirming psychotherapy services. English and Spanish
Cost: LGBTQ+ individuals can get discounted therapy $10 – $50 depending on income and if uninsured.
Eligibility: No requirements, Call for services
Second Wind Fund
Services: When a child or teen is at risk for suicide and faces a financial or social barrier to accessing mental health treatment, Second Wind Fund covers the cost of therapy. For families who are not facing a financial or social barrier and need help finding a quality provider, Second Wind Fund can provide navigation assistance. Youth can receive 12 free sessions of therapy.
Cost: Free
Eligibility: Colorado youth up to 19 years old. Spanish and English, never asked about legal status. A youth, parent or guardian, or any other youth-serving professional must submit an online referral.
I Matter Colorado
Services: Connects youth with a therapist for up to 6 free virtual counseling sessions (some in-person appointments available, too) that are completely confidential. English and Spanish, never asked about legal status.
Cost: Free
Eligibility: Colorado Youth – Ages 12 to 18 can sign up for the program without parent/guardian assistance or consent. Ages 11 and younger must have a parent/guardian sign up for the program on their behalf.
Pathfinders
Services: Low cost counseling for Grief, Loss and Serious Illnesses.
Cost: First three counseling sessions are free then co-pay based on affordability.
Eligibility: Anyone dealing with impactful grief, loss or illness. Call to be set up with a counselor.
MidValley Family Practice
Services: Therapy and Behavioral Health support. English and Spanish
Cost: Insurances accepted, call your insurance before service for coverage and deductible (cost).
Eligibility: Individuals with Medicaid, Medicare, and TRIAD. Call for services
