Chroma Wellness Center

Chroma Wellness Center Comprehensive primary mental health, addiction recovery and wellness program for LGBTQIA+ community.

What makes Chroma different?We’re one of the few programs in the nation dedicated exclusively to LGBTQIA+ mental health ...
08/24/2026

What makes Chroma different?

We’re one of the few programs in the nation dedicated exclusively to LGBTQIA+ mental health care. Our services bring together evidence-based therapy, structured outpatient treatment, holistic wellness, and LGBTQIA+ supportive housing—all in one affirming space.

Rather than rushing toward discharge, Chroma is designed around a longer continuum of care — often 3–6 months — allowing stabilization, deeper therapeutic work, and intentional step-down.

From supportive housing to shared meals and real connection, Chroma offers a safe, affirming community where healing happens together.

08/24/2026

Day 3 of road to 10,000

One harmful lie
One affirming truth

08/21/2026

You were never meant to shrink yourself to fit the world around you. 🌈

Chroma means the intensity of color—and just like color, your life is meant to be experienced fully.

Your feelings. Your story. Your identity. Your joy. Your healing.

Don’t turn down your color. ✨

You deserve space to show up as your full, vibrant self.

Chroma Connections is a space to celebrate the people, stories, and organizations that make our community stronger. 🌈Mee...
08/20/2026

Chroma Connections is a space to celebrate the people, stories, and organizations that make our community stronger. 🌈

Meet Angela Bordoff-Neuschaefer and Leah Garcia. Their program uses Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), an evidence-based treatment considered the gold standard for OCD.

ERP helps clients gradually face feared situations while learning to resist the compulsions that reinforce the anxiety cycle.

We recently welcomed Angelica, Program Director, and Leah, Business Development Representative, for a didactic training at Chroma.

Continued education like this strengthens clinical knowledge, encourages collaboration, and helps our team remain informed about specialized resources available within our community.

Because community grows when we support, celebrate, and show up for one another. 💜


08/19/2026

Day 2 of road to 10,000

One harmful lie
One affirming truth

🏡 A look inside Chroma House!We recently welcomed community partners and friends for a tour of this vital extension of C...
08/19/2026

🏡 A look inside Chroma House!

We recently welcomed community partners and friends for a tour of this vital extension of Chroma’s clinical programming. It was a wonderful opportunity to share the welcoming space where we support our clients, foster connection, and provide affirming care.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, asked thoughtful questions, and continues to champion our mission. We’re grateful to have you in our community—and we can’t wait to welcome more of you at future events! 💛🌈

08/18/2026

Road to 10,000

One harmful lie
One affirming truth

5 ways religious trauma can impact LGBTQIA+ people — and why healing takes more than simply “changing your beliefs.”Reli...
08/17/2026

5 ways religious trauma can impact LGBTQIA+ people — and why healing takes more than simply “changing your beliefs.”

Religious trauma can affect how we see ourselves, our relationships, our bodies, our sense of safety, and even our ability to trust ourselves.
For LGBTQIA+ people, experiences of rejection, shame, exclusion, or pressure to change who we are can leave lasting impacts long after leaving a religious environment.

Swipe through to explore 5 ways religious trauma can show up — and remember: healing isn’t about forcing yourself to believe something different. It’s about understanding what happened, reconnecting with yourself, and finding a path forward that feels safe and authentic to you.
If religious trauma has been part of your story, you don’t have to navigate healing alone. Reach out to Chroma Wellness Center today to learn more about what support may or may not work for you.

Healing was never meant to be something we do alone. 🤍Sometimes healing looks like rest. Sometimes it looks like being w...
08/14/2026

Healing was never meant to be something we do alone. 🤍

Sometimes healing looks like rest. Sometimes it looks like being witnessed, supported, understood, or simply reminded that you don’t have to carry everything by yourself.

As bell hooks reminds us, “Rarely, if ever, are any of us healed in isolation. Healing is an act of communion.”

Community can be part of the medicine. Connection can be part of the healing.

If you’re ready to begin your healing journey, reach out to Chroma Wellness Center today. You don’t have to begin treatment—or navigate healing—by yourself.

08/12/2026

What happens when modern psychiatry meets the ancient practice of meditation?

In this episode of Chroma Conversations, Whitney Hendrick sits down with Dr. Davies, psychiatrist at Chroma Wellness Center, for a conversation about meditation, mental health, and what happens in the brain when we learn to slow down, become present, and pay attention differently.

We explore the connection between psychiatry and mindfulness, common misconceptions about meditation, the science behind the practice, and how meditation can complement evidence-based mental health treatment.

This isn’t about emptying your mind or pretending everything is okay.

It’s about understanding the brain, building awareness, and adding another tool to the mental health toolbox.

🏳️‍🌈 ABOUT CHROMA WELLNESS CENTER

Chroma Wellness Center provides LGBTQIA+ affirming mental health, trauma, and substance use treatment for adults in Denver, Colorado. Our approach combines evidence-based clinical care with psychiatry, intensive trauma work, somatic therapies, EMDR, neuropsychological testing, and whole-person healing.

Learn more about Chroma Wellness Center and our programs through the links below.

If this conversation resonates with you, subscribe to Chroma Conversations for more discussions about mental health, identity, healing, recovery, and the people working to change behavioral healthcare.






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1650 South Colorado Boulevard Suite 300
Denver, CO
80222

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(720)4105569

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