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A Gap Analysis of Available Mental Health Consultants and Unmet Need in Colorado

Early Childhood Report
Descriptive Analysis

The gap analysis report describes the current resources and capacity. It estimates the need for staffing and associated costs to maintain or increase program reach.

Authors

Allie Kallmann Wegner, MA, M.Ed.; Kristin Klopfenstein, PhD

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