Drug & Alcohol Rehab Near Boulder, Colorado
If you’re looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with drug or alcohol abuse issues in Boulder, CO, Rehabs.com offers access to large Internet database of exclusive facilities, as well as a host of other options. We can assist you in discovering drug and alcohol treatment centers for a variety of addictions. Search for a top rehabilitation facility in Boulder now, and launch on the road to a sober life.
Treatment Centers near Boulder, CO
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AIM House, LLC
I have been connected to AIM House in Boulder for near 20 years. It started when my partner\'s young 19 year old was having a host of issues with anxiety, some depression and occasionally smoking weed. He just could not get on track with emerging successfully in young adulthood. I recommended AIM House and to my partner and his son went there for about 6 months. I cannot say enough about the therapeutic support, mentoring and life skills they provided him and how quickly he was able to cope and find direction in his life. He entered college, got a part-time job and became involved in the young adult community here in Boulder. Over the years I have had the opportunity to recommend many young adults to AIM House and the outcomes for the participant and their families is all you could hope for. Great program. Joseph D.
What can a drug rehab in Boulder do for you? If you are in need of medical care to get through detox, these programs can help.
If you need psychotherapy to work through issues of trauma or to learn how to manage co-occurring mental health disorder symptoms, they can help. If you need addiction treatment services that continue after you leave treatment, they can help.Stimulant addiction and prescription painkiller addiction are both big problems for those under the age of 24 in Colorado, says the Colorado State Attorney General. About 20 percent of people admitted to treatment for painkiller addiction and 29 percent of people admitted for stimulant addiction in the state fall into this age group.
The good news is that young people who need it are often getting treatment in Colorado. The bad news is that they are losing precious years of their youth to active drug addiction. If someone you care about is abusing drugs and alcohol - no matter their age - you can help them get into treatment. Simply talking to them about the problem is a great start.
Find Treatment Clinics in BoulderYou can get help locating a drug rehab in Boulder when you call the number listed above. Speak to an addiction treatment counselor about the different types of treatment available.
If you are unsure which one will be best for your needs, you can work with your counselor to find the best option. Call now to get started.