Family · Statewide · CO · August 21, 2026
Colorado-Funded Ads Told Kids 12+ They Can Get Therapy Without Parents
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- Ask your local school district whether I Matter or similar programs are advertised or posted in classrooms and hallways.
- Review Colorado's C.R.S. 12-245-203.5 to understand exactly what a provider is and isn't required to disclose to parents.
- Contact your state legislators to ask whether SB24-001's extension of the program was debated with parental-consent concerns in mind.
- If you have a minor in Colorado public schools, ask directly whether they have been exposed to I Matter marketing or influencer content.
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