New Path Psychiatry

New Path Psychiatry One of Colorado’s leaders in mental health services. Diagnosing and treating mental illness in Colorado with medication management and psychotherapy.

Providing in-person and telehealth services.

Wishing you a peaceful and joyful holiday season. May this time bring moments of connection, quiet reflection, and gentl...
12/25/2025

Wishing you a peaceful and joyful holiday season. May this time bring moments of connection, quiet reflection, and gentle care for yourself. We hope your days feel calm, warm, and bright.
Please note our modified office hours:
12/25: Closed
12/26: Opened
12/31: Closed at 12:00 PM
01/01: Closed
01:02: Opened
If you’d like support before or after the break, our team is here to help you stay steady and supported. Reach out at www.newpathpsychiatryco.com to book an appointment

12/17/2025

Journaling isn’t about writing perfectly.
It’s about making space for your inner voice.

Try this prompt:
“Right now, I feel…”

Naming your emotions reduces stress and helps you reconnect with yourself. One word is enough. Start there. If you are struggling reach out today

Life Transformation begin with health tips that feel supportive and empowering. Therefore here are 3 tips to help transf...
12/15/2025

Life Transformation begin with health tips that feel supportive and empowering. Therefore here are 3 tips to help transform your emotion today.

1. Pause & Breathe Intentionally
Even one minute of deep breathing can calm the nervous system. Try the 4-4-6 method: Inhale for 4 seconds, hold for 4, exhale for 6. Grounding your body helps regulate your mind.

2. Name What You Feel
Putting words to emotions increases self-awareness and decreases overwhelm. Journal, talk to someone, or simply say it aloud: “I’m feeling anxious right now, and that’s okay.” Emotional labeling is a powerful first step toward healing.

3. Connect with Someone Safe
You don’t have to go through it alone. Reach out to a trusted friend, therapist, or support group. Even small moments of authentic connection help reduce emotional isolation.

11/28/2025

Moving Update
Our office is now located at 801 W. Mineral Ave. Please do not go to the old location. All appointments will take place at the new office starting Monday.

We can’t wait to welcome you to the new space!

🦃 Happy Thanksgiving from New Path Psychiatry! 🧡Today is a reminder to pause, share a meal, and spend time with those wh...
11/27/2025

🦃 Happy Thanksgiving from New Path Psychiatry! 🧡

Today is a reminder to pause, share a meal, and spend time with those who make life meaningful—whether that’s family, friends, or your chosen family. Gratitude doesn’t just fill our hearts; it can also lift our mood and strengthen our connections.

So, take a moment to savor the laughter, the love, and of course—the food!
From our family to yours, wishing you a peaceful and joy-filled Thanksgiving. 💙

11/24/2025

There’s a special kind of joy we feel when a patient says, “This is the best I have felt in a really long time.” Moments like that remind us why we do this work. Healing takes time, trust, and consistency, and hearing someone finally feel relief means everything.

Hearing this during collaboration reinforces the determination each of our providers bring to work daily. It encourages us, grounds us, and reminds us that small steps add up. If you’ve been on your own path toward feeling better, know that every shift matters. You deserve to reach a place where you feel steady again. Call Us Today: 720-466-1932.

11/24/2025

New Path Psychiatry is getting a new home in 1 week. Do not fret, we are still close by and offering the same authentic services t oall of our clients. We are also up to new clients.
See you in the new Location.
www.newpathpsychiatryco.com 720-466-1932

11/21/2025

Trauma doesn’t always show up the way people expect. It isn’t only tied to big events. Sometimes it appears quietly in the body and in everyday reactions. You might notice tension that never fully goes away, trouble sleeping, irritability that’s hard to explain, or shutting down when you feel overwhelmed. These responses can be signs of a nervous system trying to stay safe.

If you’ve been feeling “off” or more on edge lately, it may be worth exploring what your body has been holding onto. Healing is possible, and small steps make a real difference. Reach out today.

11/20/2025

Many men grow up hearing messages like “stay strong,” “don’t show emotion,” or “handle it on your own.” The truth is that this pressure takes a real toll. Men experience stress, sadness, burnout, trauma, and anxiety just like anyone else, but many learn to keep it quiet even when they’re struggling inside.

International Men’s Day is a good reminder that men deserve safe spaces to talk about what they’re carrying. But this isn’t just about one day on the calendar. Men need ongoing support, honest conversations, and room to be human. Strength is not silence. Strength is knowing when to reach out, ask questions, and accept help. Your mental health matters every day of the year, and there’s no shame in taking care of yourself.

QUICK QUESTION!When was the last time you asked yourself, ‘Am I really okay?’ What’s your personal red flag that things ...
11/17/2025

QUICK QUESTION!
When was the last time you asked yourself, ‘Am I really okay?’ What’s your personal red flag that things are off balance? Check below for one of ours.

11/13/2025

💛 World Kindness Day 💛
Kindness costs nothing but can change everything. A simple smile, a patient word, or a helping hand can brighten someone’s hardest day. Today, take a moment to pause and choose compassion—toward others and yourself. It can be the difference between life

Be kind should not only be a word but a mantra. 💙

As the days get shorter and the nights grow longer, it’s easy to feel your energy or mood start to dip. Seasonal Affecti...
11/12/2025

As the days get shorter and the nights grow longer, it’s easy to feel your energy or mood start to dip. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is more common than you might think and it’s okay to not feel like yourself this time of year.

Take time to check in with yourself and others. Simple steps like getting sunlight, staying active, or talking to a professional can make a big difference. You don’t have to wait for spring to feel better; help is available now.

How are you taking care of your mental health this winter? Share below and help someone else feel less alone.

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801 W. Mineral Avenue Suite 101
Littleton, CO
80120

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17204661932

Website

https://linktr.ee/newpathpsych

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