Mental Health Treatment for Flight Attendants Near Denver
If your schedule allows three weekday mornings, our outpatient program in Lakewood offers mental health support for flight attendants: therapy and psychiatry in one plan.
Someone from our team will call you at . If you'd rather talk now, call (720) 807-2066.
Mental health signs flight attendants often notice first
Irregular hours make it easy to blame the roster. When days off stop helping, it may be something more.
- Autopilot through every shift
- Dread before check-in
- Short with passengers and crew
- Sleep that never resets
- Numb on days off
- Drinking to wind down
- Anxiety before every trip
- Distance from people at home
- Mood no longer tracks the roster
Three weekday mornings, in person in Lakewood
Group mornings are the fixed part, and we'll help you plan trips around them.
Part of the intensive outpatient program. See all therapy services.
Will our IOP fit around your flight schedule?
Worth checking before anything else. Here is what the program needs from your week.
How we help flight attendants
- Individual therapyOne private session a week with your own therapist.Individual therapy
- Group therapyThree mornings a week. Groups stay small, up to twelve people.Group therapy
- Psychiatric care and medication managementEvaluated and managed inside the same program, not an outside referral.Psychiatric care
- Clinical evaluation firstDecides admission and confirms the schedule works, before anything is set.Admissions
- Weekly check-insA short Track 9 measure each week, so progress is visible.
- One intensive outpatient programThe same clinical structure everyone follows, three mornings a week.Intensive outpatient program
The clinical team you'd be working with
Client reviews, in their own words
Colorado Mental Health services was a beacon of hope during one of the darkest times in my life.
This program saved my life and every day gives me the tools and resources to make it a life I want to live.
Start mental health care with a conversation
No diagnosis needed, and no obligation to start.
- Admissions calls you back
- We run your benefits check
- You book your free pre-assessment
WE ACCEPT
Find us in Lakewood
Lakewood, CO 80215
What flight attendants ask most
You'll be talking to the people who work hereNot a call center in another state. If your question isn't here, call and ask.Call (720) 807-2066Can I do this with an irregular flight schedule?
If your schedule allows three weekday mornings, it can work. Groups run Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 9 to 12, in person in Lakewood, and they are the core of the program. Bring your roster to the free pre-assessment, and we will tell you honestly whether it fits right now.
Book a free pre-assessmentDoes my airline find out?
Your airline does not receive any information about your care, your diagnosis or your attendance without your written authorization. What you discuss with your clinician stays between you and your care team. If you ask for one, we can provide an attendance note with no diagnosis on it.
Read our privacy practicesCan you help with airline leave or union questions?
Leave, union and airline policy questions are best taken to your union representative or your airline's leave team, because the rules vary by airline and contract. What we can provide, with your written authorization, is confirmation that you are attending.
Talk to admissionsIs there an afternoon or evening option?
The program runs mornings only, 9 to 12, three days a week, and groups meet in person in Lakewood. Groups don't meet afternoons, evenings or weekends. If those mornings don't fit your roster, admissions will talk it through with you and help you work out what could.
See the full program scheduleWhat insurance do you take?
Colorado Access, Cigna, Anthem, BCBS PPO, UnitedHealthcare, Optum, Tricare West and Kaiser Medicaid. Medicare is not accepted.
Check your insuranceHow is this different from weekly therapy?
About ten structured hours a week instead of one: group therapy three mornings a week plus an individual session, and a psychiatrist inside the same program rather than a separate monthly appointment. A short check-in each week shows whether it is working, and the plan changes if it is not.
Explore the outpatient programDo I need a diagnosis to start?
You don't need any diagnosis to start. The free pre-assessment looks at what is going on now, whether that is anxiety, depression, burnout or something harder to name, and recommends the level of care that fits. If a different kind of care would suit you better, we will tell you honestly and help you find it.
Book a free pre-assessmentWho else our mental health program serves
Your schedule is complicated. Starting mental health treatment doesn't have to be.
Bring your roster to a free pre-assessment. No obligation.