The Colorado Center is your mental health partner for injured workers. The State of Colorado understands that injured workers often need multidisciplinary care addressing mental health comorbidity and sequelae. And, we believe in the need for continuing outcomes assessment of the effectiveness of our services in helping injured workers improve their functioning and well-being.
Jason Seidel
Kristen Morrison
Did you know?
“Symptoms of depression and anxiety are a common consequence of occupational injury…Treating depression and anxiety as a part of the workers’ compensation system has the potential of preventing further physical ailment and improving the return-to-work process regardless of nature of injury.”
"Delayed recovery should prompt a clinical review of the case and a psychological evaluation by the health care provider."
Our Workers' Comp therapists provide:
- High accessibility to providers and patients
- In-office treatment and state-wide telehealth for convenience and better treatment adherence
- Comprehensive evaluative reports and thorough treatment plans with excellent turnaround times
- A mind-body approach for improved physical and psychosocial recovery
- Psychotherapy for pain, disability, brain injury, and post-traumatic stress
- Evidence-based, outcome-informed care
- Collaboration with stakeholders for best return-to-work strategies
For more information, call or email Michael Pipich, LMFT, our Director of Workers Compensation, at 720-722-6714 or mpipich@thecoloradocenter.com