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A recent Colorado News Collaborative investigation found that many of those mental health treatment centers are failing to serve the most vulnerable Coloradans. Mind Springs stands out among them for intense community disappointment about access to and the quality of its care. Nowhere is that disappointment expressed so bitterly and publicly than in Summit County.

A proposed detoxification facility could be partially funded by tobacco taxes collected in Glenwood Springs, following a City Council vote to budget $200,000 for the project in 2022.

Darby McNamara was well-known in the community. He was an avid athlete, a talented artist and had an excellent sense of humor. It was his dream to go to culinary school and become a chef, having worked in the Steamboat Springs restaurant scene for a number of years. But on July 4, 2010, at age 21, he took his own life. In school, he had been labeled a “problem child” and a behavioral issue. He became addicted to drugs and alcohol in middle school, and he was diagnosed with ADHD, or attentio...

There’s been a local, state and national outcry for a better treatment for mental health.

Public sector lender Indian Bank has entered into pact with Chennai-based angel investment group ‘The Chennai Angles‘ for financing start-ups under the bank’s loan product Ind Spring Board. The MoU wa