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Women’s Mood Management and Mental Health Services In Denver
Women, no matter what stage of life they are in, often deal with changes in their mood and mental health. These changes can be unexpected, meaning you need to be prepared for if and when they happen. Mile High can help you balance your mind and body.

What is Mood Management?
Mood management is the treatment of the nuanced mental health needs of women at different times of their life, including during pregnancy, a menstrual cycle, or the perimenopausal stage. These changes can be linked to many factors, including your environment. However, hormones often play a large role in mood changes in women. Taking care of your hormones and mood management can not only help you lead a more balanced life, but it can also give you a sense of control over your emotional experience.
If you’ve ever experienced a mood swing, you know how much they can impact your daily life. Although it is normal for women to experience some fluctuations in their mood during their menstrual cycle or periods of significant change in their life, it isn’t something that should be experienced more frequently. Changes in your mood can also impact your physical wellbeing, as your hormones are linked to your metabolism, reproductive function, and sexual health.
At Mile High, we take women’s mental health seriously. We know that dealing with hormone imbalances and mental health conditions can be a stressful experience, so we take a holistic approach to treatment – improving your overall ability to function.
How Mood Disorders + Mental Health Are Diagnosed
If changes in your mood or mental health start to bother you, it’s time to reach out for help. Mile High has several women’s mental health professionals that can assist you in finding the right treatment. We know that not all treatments are right for everyone, just like no mood disorder or other mental health symptoms look the same.
When you schedule a consultation with one of our providers, they will conduct a comprehensive assessment of your mental and physical health. We use an evidence-based diagnostic process to narrow down what symptoms you have, asking targeted questions to find the right diagnosis. Your provider may ask you about your family history of mental illness, to describe the emotions you are feeling, and questions about your sleep, appetite, and energy levels.

Why Explore Mood Management at Mile High?
Seeking care for mental health and mood management is a big decision. From the first visit, our providers will work with you and anyone else involved in your healthcare journey to find the best treatment for you. We have worked hard to create a safe, caring, and private space for you to receive top of the line care.
Each of our providers are highly trained in the treatments we offer, meaning each staff member or medical professional you come in contact with is an expert in what they do. Your health is our top priority, and we are committed to respecting your wishes for treatment and providing you with the safest and most innovative care available.
How We Help Regulate Your Mood
Treating mood disorders and mental health conditions at any phase of life can be complex. However, the providers at Mile High will work with you to find one that works best for your symptoms.
Our approach to your mental and emotional wellbeing is holistic. To begin, your provider will conduct a thorough assessment of your mental and physical health. During this appointment, you will be asked to share information about the following:
- Any symptoms
- Current feelings and emotions
- Prior diagnoses
- Family history of mental illness
- Details about your sleep, appetite, and energy level
Medication may be recommended for individuals with mild to severe symptoms, or symptoms that have not improved with therapy alone. If medication makes sense for your treatment plan, you will work closely with your provider to choose a type of medication that best addresses your symptoms and lifestyle. Medications can include:
- Antidepressants
- Benzodiazepines
- Stimulants
- Mood stabilizers
- Antipsychotics
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Do you still have questions about mental health and mood management?
Premenstrual syndrome, premenstrual dysphyric disorder, premenstrual symptom exacerbation, pregnancy, and menopause are all conditions specific to women that can cause mood changes. Other mental health diagnoses or mood disorders, thyroid problems, and vitamin deficiencies can also cause these changes.
If you start experiencing mood swings, keep a journal or make note of the symptoms you are experiencing. Write down when they happen, how long they last, and any factors you think are contributing.
No. Medication is a useful option that many people use to treat their mental health, but there are plenty of other, more natural methods you can use. Psychotherapy is a recommended treatment method.
If your mood swings or changes start to impact your ability to function (at work, school, home, or complete tasks in your usual routine), you should contact a doctor.
Changes in your mood or mental health can last for a short time, or you could deal with them for a longer period. Everyone is different.