About WellPower Mental Health Services - Walk-in Crisis Center
WellPower Mental Health Services - Walk-In Crisis Center is a 24/7 facility dedicated to providing confidential crisis support, information, and referrals for anyone in a self-defined crisis. Located at 4353 E Colfax Ave, Denver, CO, it is part of the Colorado Crisis Services network. When visitors arrive, they check in at the front desk and complete a brief screening to determine how best to assist them. They typically speak with trained professionals about their experiences and may receive medical screenings if needed. Many reviews highlight the compassionate and supportive staff, including therapists and nurses, who make visitors feel comfortable and safe during difficult times. Some mention that even just having someone listen can be very helpful, and the center’s staff often go above and beyond by providing resources or transportation for further help. Visitors appreciate the availability and accessibility, especially since the center operates around the clock, offering a safe space for those at their lowest. While some reviews note issues with record retrieval, overall, many feel that the center has been a vital resource, with some stating it has even saved lives. The atmosphere is described as peaceful, and the center is seen as an important step toward stabilizing people in crisis.
Shaquilla was the Angel on my shoulders today. I have never felt more looked over and cared for by someone my entire mental health journey. At the bottom of the dustbin of humanity, this is one of the few places left with humanity still intact at is true loving core. Thank you for saving my life.
I have not been here in a while but I really appreciate the therapists that work here, during a hard time in my life I didn’t know what to do or if I could rely on anyone, even though I didn’t end up going to the center they recommended having someone to talk to felt really great, and I will never forget that, how comfortable the staff made me feel. They took precautions to make sure I kept myself safe. Thank you! Even having someone listen to you is one of the most helpful things one can do. The overnight nurse that works here is also very sweet, she was very supportive of me.
Was kind of at my lowest. Called the suicide hotline , they directed me to come here. They gave me a shoulder to cry on & an ear to vent to. I also left with resources to find an affordable therapist / psychiatrist. Originally from Tennessee, we don’t really have facilities open 24/7 dedicated to mental health , so this was kind of cool. I don’t remember the name of the case worker I spoke to , but if he sees this and happens to remember me (🤣🤣I may look alittle different not crying) thank you!