PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH & SUBSTANCE USE
CONSULTING + ACCESS PROGRAM
Colorado PROSPER offers a variety of FREE psychiatry support to health care providers who are managing perinatal patients with behavioral or mental health concerns. This includes consultation programs, training and education and more.
In collaboration with
FREE CONSULTATIONS & REFERRALS
CO-MAP is the Office for Colorado Mental Health Access Programs.
CO-MAP Oversees 3 distinct programs to meet mental health needs throughout the lifespan!
Access psychiatry consultation and resource support within 45 minutes of request from any 3 programs by calling 1 phone number!
ALL services are FREE and payor blind!
Supporting Pediatrics in Primary Care & Pediatrics in Family Medicine
CoPPCAP is a Child Psychiatry Access Program (CPAP) developed to assist Colorado pediatric primary care providers assess and provide treatment for pediatric behavioral/mental health conditions presenting in the primary care setting.
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Supporting Adult and Geriatric Primary Care & Adult and Geriatric Family Medicine
EASY is a peer-to-peer consult program supporting primary care providers in providing mental health assessments and treatments in their practice settings. Our program offers peer-to-peer mental health phone and email consultation, educational and training sessions, and clinical tools for providers with adult and geriatric patients. Read more about our program and services below.
Supporting Perinatal & Postpartum Populations
Colorado’s new perinatal health and substance use consult line. We support Colorado healthcare clinicians working with pregnant and postpartum individuals by providing free statewide perinatal psychiatry support and referrals. Our consultation line helps build capacity for clinicians in implementing screenings, providing education, trainings, and resources for their patients with a focus on access, gender responsive services, trauma-informed care, and cultural considerations.
Upcoming EASY ECHO Series
Psychiatry Consultation for Adults in Every Day Primary Care
(CE Credit Available)
EASY is hosting an ECHO series that will help clinicians integrate evidence-based psychiatric screening and management into routine workflows, strengthen use of standardized tools, and improve safe medication management and monitoring—especially for older adults.
This series meets on Thursdays from 7:00 to 8:00 AM MT for five weeks starting 2/5/26!
Podcast
Charting Pediatrics
Racial Disparities Postpartum
The United States has the highest rate of maternal deaths among high-income nations and women of color are disproportionately affected.
To understand these disparities and discuss ways to combat them, we are joined by three experts. Shaleah Dardar, MD, and Brigitte McClellan, PsyD, specialize in child and adolescent psychiatry at Children’s Hospital Colorado and are both assistant professors at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. Whitney Dunlap is a lactation consultant and health educator.
In this episode, our experts discuss:
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Barriers and biases that put Black mothers and their babies at a disadvantage
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How primary care providers can create a safe space for parents to be vulnerable
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The overlap of adult care and newborn care during postpartum