Mile High Behavioral Healthcare/ Summit County
970.485.6676
Mile High Integrated Care | Summit Countyoffers access to a full continuum of care. Through a partnership with Summit Wellness Hub and Front Range Clinic, our team supports individuals on their journey towards wellness. Our goal is to surround our clients with full access to behavioral health services, including individual, family, and group counseling, case management, and peer support.
MHBHC works closely with community partners to provide seamless, accessible care and services for a successful, sustainable recovery. Clients also have access to the full range of programs offered through MHBHC’s continuum of care outside of Summit County including residential treatment, EOP groups, and other specialized services.
Outpatient Support. MHBHC offers individual, couples/family, and group therapy along with intensive case management and peer support. Client care is specifically tailored to meet individual goals and needs. MHBHC strives to offer low-barrier access to mental health treatment accepting all Colorado Medicaid, Cigna, and Aetna insurances along with Building Hope Scholarships and a sliding fee scale payment options.
Addiction Services. Mile High Behavioral Health partners with Front Range Clinic to support clients. Front Range Clinic provides medication assisted treatment while Mile High Behavioral Health provides clinical behavioral health support to patients for well-rounded, whole-person care.
DUI Education and Therapy Services. Beginning in 2023 – DUI treatment aligns realistic thinking with healthier, more positive behaviors. Through activities and group discussions, participants understand how drinking and driving affect themselves, loved ones, and the community. They learn about the consequences of impaired driving, such as financial costs, effects on employment, a criminal record, loss of freedom, and the overall stress involved. ( Level II, Level II 4+ Treatment, Interlock Enhancement Counseling)
LGBTQ2S+ Supportive Services. Celebrating 15 years of creating stronger, empowered LGBTQ2S+ communities through our programs providing behavioral healthcare and HIV prevention services.
Adolescent Behavioral Health. We also offer Adolescent Behavioral Healthcare at Mile High Integrated Care. We work with individuals who are in their developmental stage of exploration during the teenage years.
Services:
• DUI education and therapy
• outpatient programs, including enhanced weekly programs
• individual and group therapy
• day, evening, and Saturday classes
• peer recovery support groups and services
• abstinence monitoring, including random breathalyzers and urine analysis
• crisis support
• trauma support
• MAT behavioral health services
• case management
• LGBTQ2S+ affirming supportive services
Insurances Accepted:
All Colorado Medicaid
Building Hope Scholarships
Sliding Fee Scale
Our Team
Norah Cook
Case Manager
ncook@mhbhc.org
(303) 859-6893
Daria Glock
Multi-lingual Case Manager
dglock@mhbhc.org
(970)485-6676
Robyn Goldstein
Behavioral Health Specialist
rgoldstein@mhbhc.org
(303) 809-2146
Norah is originally from the Southside of Chicago. She has spent 8 years in Colorado and about 4 in Summit. Norah got her Bachelors from Colorado State University and Masters of Sciences from the University of Montana. Norah’s work experience includes wilderness therapy, graduate teaching assistantships, and case management for youth and families with a history of ski instructing, guiding, and summer camp work. She is currently working on her Certified Addiction Technician program and is excited to get the Hub up and running!
Daria is the newest multi-lingual case manager at MHBHC. She lived in Europe for 14 years before landing in Ohio for high school and college. Her love for the mountains eventually brought her to Summit County, where she taught snowboarding and ski patrolled, before venturing into the mental health world. Daria worked as a bilingual mental health navigator at FIRC before moving to this role, and is currently pursuing her Certified Addiction Technician certification. In her free time, you can find Daria mountain biking, skiing, traveling, making pottery or cooking with friends.
Robyn grew up in Denver and attended Colorado State University in Fort Collins. She graduated with a degree in Natural Resources Management and Organic Agriculture. Robyn has worked in many capacities in the outdoor industry, including guiding, ski patrol, and wilderness therapy. She developed a passion for mental health and fostering nature connections for wellness and completed her Masters in Social Work in 2022 from the University of Denver. Robyn cares deeply for the Summit County community and has worked in substance use, crisis, and alternative therapies throughout the community. She is very excited to be a part of Mile High Behavioral Healthcare and tp build the Wellness Hub into a vital resource for our amazing community!
Sam is originally from the East Coast but has lived in Colorado on-and-off for about 10 years. Although she grew up in a beach town, she always leaned towards winter activities and colder weather. She enjoys snowboarding, spending time outside with her dog, adventuring to new places, and talking to strangers. Sam received her master’s degree in forensic psychology from Purdue University online. She is currently working as our High Fidelity Wraparound Facilitator and is also towards licensure for an LPCC and ADDC. Sam found a passion for mental health at a young age and started working in the field in 2018. She has previously worked with two substance use-focused companies before joining MHBHC. Sam is very interested in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy and dream analysis, hoping to eventually provide these services to eligible clients. She loves to rabbit hole into deep conversations about random topics, so please say hello if you see her out and about!
Emily is originally from Boston Massachusetts but moved to Summit County in 2020. She is a recent graduate from the University of Denver where she received her MSW. Currently, Emilyis pursuing her clinical social work license. Emily has had a passion for the mental health world throughout her whole life, but this flame was really ignited when Emily began preschool teaching and was working with kids on social emotional learning. Emily decided that she wanted to do more than just teach and this motivated her to go back to school for social work. Before working at MHBHC, Emily completed a one-year internship at Women’s Recovery where she worked with women struggling with substance use. In her free time, you can find Emily running, skiing, mountain biking, and hanging out with her dog.
Ciara McCoy joined the MHBHC team in June of 2023 as their Program Manager and Clinical Supervisor. She has worked in the mental health field for the last ten years and has experience working in many different settings. Ciara worked and lived in the Denver Metro Area for five years before she moved to Summit County. During her time there, she worked in day treatment centers, residential facilities, community mental health centers, child advocacy centers, and did in-home child and family therapy. Ciara is from a smaller town in Idaho and wanted to return to her roots of a smaller community, so she moved to the mountains of Summit County in 2018. She started working for the Summit School District as an Elementary School Counselor, and then over the years moved into the role of the Day Treatment Therapist at the middle school and high school. Ciara is excited to continue to grow and support the mental health community here in Summit. In her spare time, Ciara loves to read, hike, fish, travel, snowshoe, and enjoy all the glory that this community has to offer.
Community Partners
Location
360 Peak One Drive, Suite 110
Frisco, Colorado 80443
Mile High Behavioral Healthcare – 970.485.6676