Please note: NAMI will be closed in honor of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday on Monday, Jan. 20. We will return to the office Tuesday, Jan. 21.
You’re not the only person who feels this way
Whether you’re living with a mental health condition or supporting someone who is, you can find no-cost
peer support, education and connection at
NAMI Colorado Springs.
Rooted in the Pikes Peak region
Every event is a chance to feel less alone and more understood. From casual meetups to educational workshops, we create welcoming spaces where real connections happen. Check out our upcoming events and join us – everyone is welcome here.
Find some calm in the chaos
When a mental health issue arises, it can feel like you’re walking through a hurricane. At NAMI Colorado Springs, you’ll find people who know how to weather the storm — and who are ready to help you do just that.
What people find here
- Resources, referrals and tools
- Opportunities to share experiences
- People who finally understand
- A sense of belonging
- A little much-needed humor
- Hope
Power to the peers
Peer support is beautifully simple: It’s people who’ve been there before, helping people who are there now. NAMI teachers, facilitators and others have faced their own mental health challenges — whether personally or as a family member — and come out stronger. They’ll listen without judgment, share tools and strategies, and underline that recovery is possible.
Our key areas of focus
Peer-led support groups
Drop into a NAMI support group and you’ll find a welcoming space where everyone understands the journey you’re on.
- A safe space to share your story and feelings
- Support from others who truly understand your experiences
- Practical strategies that have helped people in similar situations
Real-world mental health education
Knowledge is a powerful tool for recovery and support. NAMI’s trained teachers lead no-cost classes where questions are welcomed and no one walks alone.
- Understanding mental health conditions and treatments
- Building coping skills and self-care strategies
- Learning to communicate effectively with healthcare providers
- Developing crisis and recovery plans that work for you
Helpful tools & connections
Sometimes finding the right help feels overwhelming. We’ve gathered trusted resources and connections to make your next steps clearer. From crisis support to treatment options, we’ll help you navigate the mental health system and find what works for you.
- Crisis support and emergency services information
- Local treatment and healthcare provider directories
- Housing and employment assistance connections
- Educational materials and research updates
We don’t remove barriers. We just don’t put them up.
NAMI partners with people on their mental health journeys. These paths are never straight, so we do our best to stay nimble and flexible.
Surprisingly human
We’re not clinicians – we’re people who’ve walked similar paths. Every conversation is judgment-free.
Community-powered
Local individuals, foundations and business partners allow us to offer no-cost services.
Plays well with others
Relationships with Pikes Peak-area partners help us make referrals and develop programs.
Lived experiences
Our strength comes from sharing what we’ve learned through our own mental health journeys.
Support for all
Family support, in particular, can be hard to find. NAMI’s been offering it for more than 40 years.
Flexible schedules
Groups and classes tend to take place on nights and weekends … and our office is open 9 to 5, weekdays.
We all need each other
Donate
Your gift helps provide free mental health support to anyone who needs it in our community. Every dollar stays local, funding support groups, education programs, and resource connections across the Pikes Peak region.
Volunteer
Share your time and story to help others feel less alone. Whether you have lived experience or simply want to help, there’s a meaningful role for you here. Training and support provided.
Spread the word
Help us break down stigma and build understanding. Share our message of hope and support with your community, and let others know they’re not alone in their mental health journey.