Boulder County
Mental Health Services in Boulder County
Two Redpoint offices, in Boulder and in Longmont, plus the county and statewide supports worth knowing about before you need them.
Where we are
Care you can drive to, in the county you live in.
The Redpoint Center runs two offices in Boulder County. One is in Boulder at 2425 Canyon Blvd, Suite 250, and one is in Longmont at 1831 Lefthand Cir, Suite H. Both sit inside the county line, which means that for most people in Boulder, Longmont, Louisville, Lafayette, Superior, Erie, Niwot, or Lyons, treatment is a short drive rather than a move. Redpoint also operates sober living in Longmont, so supportive housing and clinical care sit in the same county rather than an hour apart. Our other Colorado offices are on the locations page.
Both Boulder County offices run partial hospitalization (PHP) and intensive outpatient (IOP). Adult outpatient care is delivered by telehealth rather than from a particular office, and our virtual IOP reaches anyone in Colorado when getting to a building is the obstacle. You can see the Boulder office and the Longmont office in detail, including hours and directions, on their own pages.
Not everyone who comes to us is struggling with drugs or alcohol, so we run two distinct tracks. One is a primary mental health track for people whose diagnosis is a mental health condition on its own. The other is built for co-occurring disorders, where a mental health condition and substance use are tangled together and neither improves much while the other is ignored. SAMHSA describes integrating screening and treatment for both, so that one team treats the whole person, as leading to better quality of care and better health outcomes. That is the model both tracks are built on.
Redpoint uses evidence based practices in all of our mental health and substance abuse treatment programming. We believe that healthy attachment and emotional regulation skills, followed by community immersion, are the keys to creating a compelling vision for your future.
Boulder and Longmont
The mental health services we provide.
Every one of these runs at both offices, matched to you at assessment rather than assigned by default.
Psychotherapy
Individual talk therapy with a licensed clinician, the core of most treatment plans.
Medication Management
Ongoing prescribing and review under our medical director.
Medical and Psychiatric Evaluation
Assessment of what is happening medically alongside what is happening emotionally.
Mental Health Groups and Support Groups
Condition-specific groups plus broader peer support, several times a week.
Peer Support
Time with people further along who have been where you are.
Family Involvement, Support and Programming
Structured ways for the people closest to you to take part.
Individualized Treatment and Self Help Plans
A plan written for your situation, and the tools to run it yourself afterward.
Individualized Case Management
One person tracking the practical pieces so they do not all fall to you.
Meditation and Yoga
Regulation practices that make the harder clinical work possible.
Community Events and Engagement
The community immersion half of the model, out in the world.
Related programs
What else we treat.
Substance use rarely arrives alone. These pages cover the conditions we most often see beside a mental health diagnosis.
Who this is for
The conditions we work with.
Common mental health conditions we address:
- Depression
- Anxiety Disorders
- Bipolar Disorder
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- Suicide Attempts or Suicidal Ideation
- Self-Harm
- Self Esteem Issues
- Personality Disorders
- Borderline Personality Disorder
Several of these have more depth elsewhere on the site, including dual diagnosis and our general mental health treatment page. For borderline personality disorder in particular, the National Institute of Mental Health notes that psychotherapy is the primary treatment, which is why talk therapy sits at the center of the plans we write rather than at the edge of them.
The programming described on this page is for adults over the age of 18. Each treatment team is age and gender specific, trauma informed, and experiential, empowering participants to actively engage in creating, developing and utilizing practical recovery skills. The clinical curriculum is built on a series of themes meant to help each person find their own route to long-term recovery. Redpoint also runs separate teen and adolescent programming in Boulder County. Call (303) 219-0973 and we will point you to the right one.
Two of the conditions on that list can turn urgent quickly, and the county has real options for that. Colorado law (SB25-236) merged Colorado Crisis Services into 988 Colorado on July 1, 2025, which made 988 the state's primary crisis and mental health line. It is free, confidential, and staffed around the clock by call, text, or chat. Alongside it the state runs walk-in crisis centers and mobile crisis teams. None of them requires you to be a Redpoint client, and the summary below is there so you do not have to go looking mid-crisis.
If you need help now
Crisis support in Boulder County.
None of these is Redpoint, and none of them requires you to be our client. They are the fastest routes to a person, at any hour.
When it is an emergency
If someone is in immediate physical danger, call 911. Crisis lines are for the hours and days around that, not a substitute for it.
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You call or text us
Assessments are freeReach us at (303) 219-0973, or text (970) 475-8646. You will speak with a person rather than a queue, and nothing about the call obligates you to anything.
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We do a confidential assessment
About an hourWe ask what has been happening, what you have already tried, and what your week actually looks like. This is where the primary mental health track and the co-occurring track get sorted out.
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We set the level of care
Not permanentPHP and IOP both run at the Boulder and Longmont offices, and adult outpatient runs by telehealth. The level is a clinical decision, and it can move later in either direction.
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We check coverage before you start
Before day oneRedpoint is in network with ten major carriers and can accept some Colorado Medicaid policies. We verify yours and tell you what it means in plain numbers.
Common questions
Questions we get from Boulder County.
Do you treat mental health and substance use at the same time?
Does Colorado Medicaid cover care at Redpoint?
How much does treatment cost?
Do I have to live in Boulder County to be treated at these offices?
Is this page about adult or teen services?
Start with a conversation.
Our admissions team can talk through what is going on, which office makes sense, and what your insurance actually covers. All assessments are free and confidential.
(303) 219-0973We accept most major insurance plans and our team will help verify your coverage at no cost.