Offering In Person Appointments in Colorado Springs
In person services are available at the Colorado Springs office, located in Downtown Colorado Springs, in the Wells Fargo Tower. Virtual/telehealth services are available throughout the state of Colorado.
In person services may be better suited to young children, individuals seeking autism evaluations, and individuals interested in yoga therapy, however all patients are welcome to be seen in person.
LOCATIONS
Colorado Springs and Telehealth
Choose the option that fits your schedule. Both in person and telehealth offer the same integrative psychiatric care for children, teens, and adults.
Downtown
Wells Fargo Tower
90 S Cascade Ave, Suite 1410
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
The Downtown office is in the heart of the city, walking distance from restaurants, parking garages, and public transit. Ideal for patients working or studying in Downtown Colorado Springs.
COLORADO COVERAGE
Not Close to Colorado Springs? Care Comes to You.
Dr. Bowers offers secure telehealth appointments to Colorado residents anywhere in the state, from the Denver metro to the Western Slope. You do not need to live near Colorado Springs to work with her.
IN—PERSON
Colorado Springs Office
Located in Downtown Colorado Springs. Most suitable for young children, autism evaluations, initial intakes, and patients who prefer in-person visits.
TELEHEALTH
Virtual Visits Across Colorado
Secure video appointments for Colorado residents statewide. Most integrative psychiatric care translates well to telehealth, including medication management, mindfulness-based interventions, and mindful movement.
Medication management & follow-ups
Mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR)
Mindful movement with custom video demonstrations
Serving Colorado residents in
Denver · Boulder · Fort Collins · Aurora · Centennial · Pueblo · Castle Rock · Loveland · Greeley · Grand Junction · Durango · Aspen · Vail · and across the state
Why Mental Health Care Is Hard to Find in Colorado
Colorado's mental health resources are concentrated along the Front Range. Residents on the Eastern Plains, the Western Slope, the San Luis Valley, and in mountain communities often travel hours to reach a psychiatrist. Even in metro areas, waitlists for child and adolescent specialists can stretch for months.
More than 1 in 5 U.S. adults live with a mental illness each year, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. Colorado is no exception, yet many residents never see a specialist.
Most of Colorado's rural counties, particularly on the Eastern Plains and Western Slope, are designated Mental Health Professional Shortage Areas by HRSA, meaning the population-to-provider ratio doesn't meet federal access thresholds.
SAMHSA data shows that roughly half of adults with a diagnosable mental health condition do not receive treatment in any given year, and the gap is wider in Colorado's rural and mountain regions.
For many Coloradans outside the Front Range, the nearest psychiatrist may be hours across the mountains or the plains. For child and adolescent psychiatry, specialty access is limited even in metro areas.
Two Ways to Work With Dr. Bowers in Colorado
Colorado patients have a choice. Dr. Bowers sees families in person at two Colorado Springs offices, and offers secure telehealth to residents across the rest of the state. The same integrative approach, in the format that fits your life.
In-Person Office in Colorado Springs
Families in El Paso County can meet with Dr. Bowers at the Downtown office in the Wells Fargo Tower on Cascade Avenue. Both locations offer consistent, in-person integrative care.
Consistent Care Through Mountain Weather
Colorado winters and mountain pass closures don't have to interrupt treatment. Telehealth means appointments stay on schedule even when I-70, US 285, or the high country doesn't cooperate.
Telehealth Across the Rest of Colorado
For residents of the Western Slope, Eastern Plains, San Luis Valley, or mountain communities, secure video visits remove hours of driving. The same integrative care, available wherever you are in Colorado.
Integrative Psychiatry Translates Well to Telehealth
Medication management, mindfulness-based stress reduction, mindful movement (with custom video demonstrations), and ongoing follow-up all work effectively over secure video.
Integrative Care, Tailored to You
GETTING STARTED IN COLORADO
Your Path to Integrative Care
From your first call to your first visit in Colorado Springs, or your first telehealth session from anywhere in Colorado, here's how care works at Bowers Integrative Psychiatry.
Step 01 — Free Introductory Call
A complimentary 15-minute phone call with Dr. Bowers to discuss your concerns, ask questions, and see if integrative care is the right fit for you or your child. Available Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm Mountain Time.
Step 02 — Choose Your Location
Book your first visit at the Downtown office in the Wells Fargo Tower on S Cascade Ave. Prefer virtual? Telehealth is available throughout Colorado.
Step 03 — Comprehensive Intake
Your first appointment is a 60 to 90 minute evaluation. Dr. Bowers reviews your history, coordinates with your primary care provider or other local clinicians when beneficial, and takes time to understand your goals before recommending a direction.
Step 04 — Personalized Plan
A plan tailored to you, combining medication, mindfulness, mindful movement, nutrition, and lifestyle work as appropriate. Ongoing visits happen in-person at either office or via telehealth from anywhere in Colorado, so care fits your schedule.