Turning Point has been providing Behavioral Health services in Northern Colorado since 1967. Here, we share stories of impact. First up, ‘Heather’s Turning Point’. In the days of Turning Point providing residential treatment for adolescents and young adults, Heather found home at Turning Point. As a thriving adult, she is giving back and helping others through her own peer-support work and Recovery 8:28.

Thanks to City of Fort Collins and Ent Community Fund, we have Connections Program funding for no-cost behavior coaching services. We have immediate openings for Fort Collins, Larimer County, and Weld County youth!

Turning Point is expanding Adolescent IOP Program to Weld, Morgan, and Logan Counties, thanks to being a recipient of Signal's Building Substance Use Disorder Service Capacity in Rural and Frontier Communities Grant.

Turning Point is proud to be a Colorado Health Corp site for both the Greeley and Fort Collins locations, due to being located in shortage areas for mental health and substance use treatment services.

Turning Point is excited to announce we were awarded the Larimer County Behavioral Health Impact Fund for 2024-2025! Read on to learn more about the impactful things being done with this funding.

Thanks to the funding support of Mckee Wellness Foundation, Turning Point is now utilizing puleoximeters as a therapeutic tool for therapy and behavior coaching.

Check out the latest poems created as part of a group therapy activity called ‘Exquisite Corpse’. This poem was created by group attendees, who are instructed to add a ‘next line’.

The Exquisite Corpse Exercise is a fun group activity for drug & alcohol treatment groups. Here, we share how it works, and two impactful poems created in recent groups.

Turning Point is excited to share about our new Executive Director! Join us in officially welcoming Wendy Lee to the helm!

Providing Drug and Alcohol Education in Weld County through key partnerships.

Free behavior coaching services, thanks to grant funding.

Turning Point’s December Newsletter

Turning Point’s November Newsletter

Experiential Learning through Succulents

Helpful tips for college students struggling with mental health.

October’s Peek at the Point Newsletter

Better prepared for emergencies