Behavioral Health | Ouray County, CO - Official Website
Psychology/Counseling Clinic • Ouray, CO • Since 1877
About
Ouray County, Colorado is a small government agency (founded 1877) serving about 4,530 residents across 542 square miles in southwest Colorado. The county seat is Ouray with a second office in Ridgway. Key points: - Government role: Public administration with 11 employees and multiple departments (administrative, medical, operations, education, etc.). - Economy and tourism: Mining and agriculture remain, but tourism forms the core of the economy due to natural landscapes and outdoor activities. - Geography: Headwaters of the Uncompahgre River, San Juan Mountains, Uncompahgre Plateau, and valley regions. - Web presence: Official site at ouraycountyco.gov; content includes county updates, proclamations (e.g., Women’s Health Awareness Month, Wildfire Awareness Month), and public safety and community announcements. - Communities: City of Ouray and Town of Ridgway (two offices listed). - Behavioral health relevance: The site posts public health and wellness observances (e.g., Mental Health Awareness Month) and community health-related initiatives, indicating alignment with county-level behavioral health outreach. If you’re specifically looking for Ouray County’s behavioral health resources, public mental health initiatives, or contact information for county health services, the official site’s updates and proclamations sections are good starting points.
Clinic Type
Psychology/Counseling Clinic
Address
541 4th St, Ouray, Colorado 81427, US
Phone
9703257320
aeriksen@ouraycountyco.gov
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Recovery.com: 3.8 out of 5 stars (41 reviews)
Patients praise
- Availability of diverse local therapists and counselors specializing in areas such as trauma, grief, anxiety, and substance use
- Presence of safety net providers and sliding scale/cash pay options for those who struggle to access traditional care
- Ongoing county efforts to improve access via potential digital resource hubs and regional partnerships
Common complaints
- Lack of behavioral and mental health providers in the region
- Long wait times for appointments
- Cultural stigma surrounding behavioral health care
- Barriers to access including cost, difficulty navigating where to find services, and time-off requirements for working individuals
- Lack of Spanish-speaking providers for those with low English proficiency
"For many years, the region has had a lack of providers and services for behavioral and mental health... For the services that are available, there are long wait times for appointment availability. In addition, the region experiences cultural stigma..."
— WCPHP Public Health Improvement Plan and Evaluation Plan 2023Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Survey to gauge health care needs, barriers - News — Mar 12, 2026
- New therapy practice focuses on solutions - News — Oct 30, 2025
- County to provide free reproductive health services - News — Jun 11, 2026
- EMS, public health school partner to assess new program - News — Aug 28, 2025
- Ouray County EMS to assess medical needs - News — Nov 20, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 10, 2026.
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