Therapy & Counseling in Aspen, CO

Mind Springs Health Aspen Office

Are you or a loved one suffering from depression, anxiety, ADHD, or another mental illness? We’re here to help! Aspen’s Mind Springs Health provides outpatient counseling and therapy for a wide range of behavioral health problems.

Our Aspen based therapists specialize in evidence-based practices, meaning the treatment you or a loved one will receive has been proven to be effective. We help seniors, adults, children and adolescents. We have same-day appointments available. Make the first appointment for you or a loved one today. We provide counseling and therapy for: schizophrenia, addiction, suicidal thoughts, PTSD, personality disorders, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorder, ADHD, and depression.

We treat people of all ages and services are offered on an income-based sliding scale. We look forward to helping you and your loved ones on your journey to mental well being.

Hours & Contact Information

Office/Scheduling
(970) 920-5555

Linea telefonica
(970) 683-7289

Fax
(970) 920-5557

Office Hours
Monday – Thursday
7:30am – 5:30pm

Address
0405 Castle Creek Road, Suite 207 Aspen, CO 81611

Psychiatric Prescription Refills
970.683.7223
fax 970.683.7160

24/7 Crisis Support – Call Now

COVID-19 Mental Health Toolkit

Primary Care Referral Form

General Referral Form

How to Start Treatment

Each week, our therapy offices have time set aside to meet with new clients. Please call our office to schedule.

As a new client, you will be asked to fill out some paperwork, so that we can learn a bit about you. Someone from our treatment team will meet with you to talk about your experiences and determine what kind of treatment would be best for you.

After you fill out some paperwork and meet with someone from the treatment team, we schedule your first therapy appointment.

Download our New Client Forms

Talking about mental health may not come naturally but having strong relationships and connecting with others can help break down barriers and empower people to get the help. By asking the question, “How are you, really?”, you can help start a conversation with someone in need and work towards destigmatizing mental health in our community.
Find more resources about mental health at www.AspenStrong.org/GetHelp

About the City of Aspen
The City of Aspen’s mission is to engage with positive civil dialogue, provide the highest quality innovative and efficient municipal services, steward the natural environment, and support a healthy and sustainable community for the benefit of future generations with respect for the work of our predecessors. The City provides support services to the community by convening resources and empowering conversations about what affects those who work, live, and play in Aspen.

Aspen Office Staff

Kayla Bailey

Aspen Outpatient Program Director

Michelle Doll, MA, LPC, NCC, ACS, Program Coordinator

Megan Baker, M.S., LPCC, ADDC

Katrina Buesch, LPCC, PACT

Charles Elias, LCSW, MAC, LAC

Stephanie Rae Morris, MA, AT, LPC

Donnie Ryan, MSW, LCSW

Julie Schopper, LCSW

Leigh Sinclair, Case Manager, PACT

Atis Spuris, Peer Support Specialist, PACT

Bethany Stith, Office Coordinator

Megan Verros, MSW, MPH, PACT

April Whitham, MA, School Based