In 2024, 64,268 babies were born in Colorado. Using the national 1-in-5 estimate, about 12,900 of those mothers may be dealing with a perinatal mood or anxiety disorder right now. That’s an estimate, not a diagnosis rate, but it shows how many mothers in Colorado might be feeling exactly what you’re feeling.
This page is a place to start: local organizations, state programs, and national resources, gathered in one spot so you don’t have to hunt for them.
babies were born in Colorado in 2024. About 12,900 of those mothers may be dealing with a perinatal mood or anxiety disorder right now.
Local support
Join prenatal education, postpartum support groups, or community meetups, or schedule a welcome call if you’re not sure where to begin. Babies are welcome, and in-person gatherings may offer childcare and interpretation.
Visit siteAccess individual therapy, medication management, free support groups, therapy groups, and intensive outpatient care during pregnancy and the first postpartum year. Virtual and in-person options are available. Call 303-724-1646 or use the online intake form.
Visit siteThis CU Anschutz clinic provides specialized evaluation and treatment for perinatal mood concerns. Review the clinic page for current eligibility and appointment instructions.
Visit siteColorado clinicians can use PROSPER for perinatal psychiatric consultation and referral support. Ask your OB, midwife, primary-care clinician, or therapist to contact the program at 888-910-0153.
Visit siteEvery part of the journey
Call 211 or enter your location online to find nearby help with food, housing, utilities, transportation, healthcare costs, caregiver needs, and other everyday pressures. Calls are confidential.
RESOLVE offers free peer-led and professionally led support groups for infertility, treatment, donor conception, and family-building decisions. Search the directory for a local or virtual group.
Return to Zero: H.O.P.E. offers virtual support groups for miscarriage, stillbirth, termination for medical reasons, and pregnancy after loss. Review the current groups and register online.
Hand to Hold offers free virtual groups and one-to-one peer support before, during, and after a NICU stay. Groups include English, Spanish, Black NICU family, high-risk pregnancy, and bereavement options.
Support that stays with you
Need support now?
Call or text 1-833-TLC-MAMA (1-833-852-6262). It’s free, confidential, and available 24/7 in English and Spanish.
Call or text 1-800-944-4773 for information, encouragement, and connections to support.
Resource details can change. Confirm current availability directly with each organization. VillageFor doesn’t provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.