World Mental Health Day is October 10th and it's no secret that our mental health needs attention right now. Our partners at CU Anschutz Medical Campus are responding to the...
Author: Meghan Overton
You Can’t Just Tough-Out a Concussion
The severity of concussions are not a new topic when it come to sports. However, this NFL season, they are once again being brought to the center of attention. We...
Bullying 101 and Prevention Tips
October is National Bullying Prevention Month and unfortunately is still a prevalent issue with today's youth. Similar to other issues, research shows that you can stop bullying over time when...
Celebrating Teens’ Success
On Friday, September 23rd, Gold Crown Enrichment kicked off the first annual Clubhouse 2 College/Career Pathways To Success celebration at the beautiful, art-centered venue, Mint and Serif. This event honored...
Calcium and Vitamin D Deficiency: What You Need to Know
Remember the ads several years ago that had famous athletes drinking milk and were left with the famous milk mustache? At the time, it might have seemed silly that an...
Why You Should Talk To Kids About Suicide
Teenagers are experiencing higher levels of stress, which also leads to higher suicide and depression rates. As a parent or trusted adult, it can be difficult to know if a...
Gold Crown Foundation to host Healthy Kids Expo in September
LAKEWOOD, CO (August 24, 2022) — As part of the Gold Crown Health Huddle, which launched in 2019, the Gold Crown Foundation (GCF) will host its first Healthy Kids Expo...
Concussion Facts for Families with Young Athletes
Receiving the proper treatment for a concussion is particularly crucial for young athletes. Their brains are still developing and putting them back on the court or field before they are...
Teen Suicide Prevention: Teaching Kids to Ask
Suicide is a heavy topic to talk about, especially with teens. Colorado has one of the highest teen suicide rates in the country (Mental Health Colorado) and not talking about...
Inspiring Internships and Partnerships
Meet Kristin! She joined the Clubhouse to College/Career Pathways To Success Program at the age of 21 with a dream of working with preschool age children. While she had a...