At Aspen View Mental Health, we’re proud to be rooted in Greeley, Colorado, a community set in the North Range about 25 miles east of the Rocky Mountains and just north of Denver. Our location allows us to serve individuals throughout Northern Colorado who are seeking compassionate, evidence-based care close to home.
This page exists to connect people across the region with trusted Colorado mental health resources. While our treatment center is based in Greeley, our reach extends to surrounding cities and communities. We specialize in helping adults find a path forward through personalized treatment programs—including partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), and outpatient care—for mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and more. No matter where you live in Colorado, Aspen View is here to provide a clear path toward healing and betterment.
Our Greeley facility was designed with healing, comfort, and confidentiality in mind. From the moment you walk in, you’ll find welcoming spaces that promote calm and peace, helping reduce the stress that can come with starting treatment. Private therapy rooms allow for safe, one-on-one conversations, while group spaces are thoughtfully arranged to foster connection and support among peers.
Every detail of our center reflects our commitment to creating a restorative environment. We know that privacy is an important part of mental health treatment, which is why our facility is built to ensure confidentiality at every level. Here, adults can focus fully on their recovery, knowing they are in a secure and supportive setting that encourages growth, healing, and long-term well-being.
Weld County is one of the fastest-growing regions in Colorado, and with that growth comes the need for accessible, compassionate mental health care. At Aspen View Mental Health, we are proud to serve residents across Weld County by providing evidence-based treatment in a supportive and confidential setting. Our programs are built for adults who are seeking a clear path toward healing, whether they are managing anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, ADHD, PTSD, or other conditions that impact daily life.
Greeley is a lively mix of college students, working families, and long-time residents who call the High Plains home. Life here can move fast, and many people are juggling school, careers, and relationships—all while trying to keep their mental health in balance. Aspen View is here to support the Greeley community with resources that fit those real, everyday challenges.
Just south of Greeley, Evans has the energy of a younger community, filled with families building their futures and individuals carving out new paths. It’s a town where people value hard work but also face the stress that comes with it. Our team understands the needs of Evans residents and provides compassionate care close to home.
Windsor blends small-town charm with a growing, family-focused lifestyle. Residents here often balance careers with raising children and staying connected in a close-knit community. At Aspen View, we help Windsor residents find the mental health support they need to stay grounded while life keeps moving forward.
In Johnstown, neighbors still know each other by name, and families take pride in their roots. But even in a tight-knit place, people can struggle silently with anxiety, depression, or other conditions. Aspen View offers a confidential, supportive space for Johnstown residents to seek help without judgment.
Firestone is a community built on growth and opportunity, where many residents are busy professionals and parents balancing demanding schedules. The pace of life here can be rewarding but also overwhelming. Our programs are designed to give Firestone residents the tools to restore balance and well-being.
Loveland is a community built on growth, connection, and opportunity, where many residents are busy professionals and parents balancing demanding schedules. The pace of life here can be rewarding, but it can also feel overwhelming at times. Our programs are designed to give Loveland residents practical tools to restore balance, strengthen resilience, and support lasting well-being.
We know that asking for help takes courage. Getting in touch is the first step. We’re here for you, no matter what. Once submitted, our admissions team will be in touch within 24 hours.
Or call us directly to get started: 970-717-1830
We know that asking for help takes courage. Getting in touch is the first step. We’re here for you, no matter what. Once submitted, our admissions team will be in touch within 24 hours.
Or call us directly to get started: 970-717-1830
At Sierra Meadows, we provide personalized treatment designed just for you, ensuring a safe and supportive environment every step of the way.
Making sure that you or your loved one are assessed for optimal care.
We craft a treatment plan tailored to suit your individual needs.
Our clinicians make sure that you access the medication you need.
We make sure you or your loved one are taken care of after your stay.
Choosing a mental health program is one of the most important steps in the recovery journey. With so many options available, it helps to know what truly matters—qualified professionals, personalized care, and a supportive environment. By focusing on these essentials, you can feel confident you’re selecting a program designed to help you heal and thrive.
When exploring your options, keep these key factors in mind:
At Aspen View Mental Health, we bring all of these elements together so adults across Colorado can feel confident they’re choosing a program built for lasting healing and growth.
Reaching out for mental health support can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re worried about work, finances, or how loved ones will react. It’s important to remember that asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness. Many employers offer options like temporary disability or medical leave, which allow you to focus fully on your recovery without risking your job or long-term stability.
For family members who may feel anxious about a loved one entering treatment, know that mental health care is designed to provide tools, support, and greater stability for everyone involved. At Aspen View Mental Health, we guide both individuals and families through the process—helping ease those first fears so you can focus on what really matters: getting better.
Beginning your mental health journey doesn’t have to be complicated. Start by reaching out to a trusted provider, exploring programs that fit your needs, and asking questions about levels of care, insurance, and treatment options. Whether you need intensive support or flexible outpatient care, the most important step is simply starting the conversation. At Aspen View Mental Health, we’re here to guide you through each step with compassion and clarity.
Colorado offers a wide range of mental health resources, including therapy, psychiatry, crisis hotlines, support groups, and structured treatment programs like Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), and outpatient care. At Aspen View Mental Health, we specialize in adult programs designed to meet each person where they are.
Yes. Many people qualify for short-term disability, FMLA, or medical leave when seeking mental health treatment. These options allow you to prioritize recovery without sacrificing your job or long-term financial stability.
If symptoms like anxiety, depression, insomnia, or mood swings are affecting your work, relationships, or daily life, it may be time to seek structured support. A licensed therapist or admissions specialist can help determine the right level of care for you.
Most major insurance providers cover some or all of the costs for mental health programs. At Aspen View, we verify benefits quickly and walk you through coverage details so there are no surprises.
Absolutely. While our facility is based in Greeley, we proudly serve adults across Weld County and Northern Colorado. Many clients travel from surrounding cities to receive care in a safe, supportive environment.
The best way to support a loved one is by listening without judgment and encouraging them to follow through with their treatment plan. Many programs, including Aspen View, also offer family therapy or education to help loved ones understand mental health conditions and build stronger support systems.
Dr. Tatum received his Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Rosemead School of Psychology. He has extensive experience developing and expanding behavioral health services, including residential, detoxification, and outpatient programs. As CEO of Sierra Meadows, his focus is on expanding access to care for the Central Valley.
Bio coming soon.
Megan comes to Aspen View with over a decade of experience working in strategic development and social impact in the non-profit, NGO, and foreign aid sector. She was a film producer at MSNBC and produced documentary and docu-series projects during her time there. Megan has a passion for helping underserved communities access the mental health and recovery resources they need. She is a graduate of the University of San Diego with a bachelor’s degree in Rhetoric and a minor in Business Administration, she also lettered in Division 1 Soccer while at USD. She was born and raised in Central California and is returning to the area after working in the Bay Area and Los Angeles for the last 20 years. She values spending time with her family and weekend trips to Shaver Lake.
Jessica L. Varner is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and a Licensed Addictions Counselor (LAC) with over a decade of experience in the field of mental health. She received her master’s degree in clinical counseling in 2012 from the University of Northern Colorado and became a Licensed Addictions Counselor in 2018.
Nathan Swisher, PsyD is a licensed Clinical Psychologist and Certified Addiction Specialist in Colorado. He earned his Doctorate of Psychology in Clinical Psychology (2011) from Rosemead School of Psychology, Biola University, an APA-accredited program in California. At Rosemead, he was trained in psychological assessment and multiple psychotherapy models in a variety of clinical settings. Dr. Swisher returned to his home state of Colorado to complete his full-time internship in a community mental health setting. More recently, he has worked in community mental health and private practice in Greeley. Dr. Swisher is motivated to improve easy access to quality mental health services in Greeley and the surrounding areas.
