A Mental Health IOP for Working Professionals
You keep showing up. That doesn't mean you're fine. Confidential outpatient care in Lakewood, on a schedule built around a job.
Someone from our team will call you at . If you'd rather talk now, call (720) 807-2066.
When "burnout" might be depression or anxiety
Work exhaustion lifts when the workload does. When it doesn't, depression and anxiety are the two most common diagnoses behind what gets called burnout.
- Running on autopilot for months
- Disconnected from work you cared about
- Irritable with people you like
- Insomnia that outlasts the deadline
- Numb rather than rested
- Pulling away from people
- Numbness that doesn't lift on vacation
- Motivation that doesn't come back
- Mood no longer tracks the workload
Treatment in the morning, work the rest of the day
Mornings only, three days a week. Afternoons and the rest of the week are yours.
Part of the intensive outpatient program. See all therapy services.
Can I get mental health treatment without putting my job at risk?
Usually the real question, even when it isn't asked out loud. Here is what stays private.
What you actually receive in our IOP
- Individual therapyOnce a week, with the same therapist who also leads your group sessions.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 for you, before anything is set.
- Rarely the only one workingNot a professionals-only track, but you're rarely the only one with a job.
- One intensive outpatient programThe same clinical structure everyone follows, scheduled around your work week.Intensive outpatient program
Ketamine therapy, offered independently
For treatment-resistant depression, after two or more medications without meaningful change. A separate, self-pay service: you don't need to be in this program, and our psychiatrist evaluates each case.
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
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Find us in Lakewood
Lakewood, CO 80215
What working professionals 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) 807-2066Does my employer find out?
Your employer 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 clinician.
Read our privacy practicesCan I keep working full-time?
Most people do. The program runs three mornings a week, 9 to 12, and you work the rest of the day and the rest of the week.
Read how people balance work and treatmentDoes this affect my professional license?
Seeking mental health treatment is not, on its own, a reportable event. How it interacts with your specific board or employer policy varies, so for anything specific to your license, that is worth a direct conversation with admissions or your own counsel — we can walk through general patterns at your evaluation.
Talk to admissionsIs there an afternoon or evening option?
The program runs mornings only, 9 to 12, three days a week. If that is hard to fit around your work, admissions will talk it through with you and help you find what could work.
See the full program scheduleHow long does this take?
Length is set by clinical need, not a fixed package. Your team reviews your progress with you as you go, using your weekly check-ins, and plans the step after the program together with you before you finish.
Read about program lengthCan I pay privately instead of using insurance?
Yes. Some professionals prefer self-pay to keep the process off their insurance entirely. Admissions can walk through self-pay rates alongside what your plan would cover, so you can decide.
Verify 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.
Explore the outpatient programIs this rehabilitation?
CMHS focuses on mental health conditions rather than addiction treatment. If substance use turns out to be the main concern, we will tell you at the evaluation and help connect you with the right level of care.
Read about co-occurring conditionsWho else our mental health program serves
You don't have to stop working to get mental health treatment.
Two minutes to send, about a day to hear back. Confidential, and no obligation.