Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Addiction in Colorado
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Peaks Recovery Centers
My 28 y.o. son attended Peaks Recovery for alcohol treatment. From my initial phone call throughout the entire treatment process, I was met with professionalism and competency. We received weekly updates on our son's progress and treatment, and everything we were told would happen, as well as everything in the comprehensive handbook you are given upon admission was exactly as stated. This is a 90 day program with options for a step down into a sober living community for a reasonable price if you your loved one can make it through 90 days. My son elected to leave the program after 35 days, but he did so without having any valid complaints, and the money I had paid up front for the 60 unused days were refunded the day he checked himself out without my even having to call and ask for the refund to be processed. I would recommend this facility without hesitation.
Rites of Passage LLC
I can honestly say I loved it here�something you don�t often here from clients in treatment facilities. I hopped from place to place for years and this is the place that saved me. The facility�s approach to healing is unique and helped me feel like I was a part of something greater than myself. I connected with new parts of myself by exposure to animals, fresh air, energy work, and a whole lot of love. While more standard therapies are also staples of the treatment curriculum, what I found different was the frame through which healing was approached: at other facilities I was taught to cope with emotions and thoughts in a way that highlighted my separateness from others and confirmed unintentionally that I was alone; at Rites of Passage, I learned to self-regulate by feeling my place with others and in the universe. I gradually began to feel that I wasn�t so different from everyone else and that healing was possible. Other places just teach you to get by. Also helpful and unique is that A Rites of Passage might alter the curriculum for you based on your needs. I received a treatment that was somewhat tweaked from that of my fellow clients, though our comradery was ever strong and we did most things together. I made good friends, and we did most required and non-required activities together. The group is small enough to instill intimacy and attention to each client, both from the facilitators and from each other. Rites of Passage also includes specialized nutritional healing within every client�s treatment plan�a crucial part of the healing process that none of my previous facilities attended to so thoroughly. Above all, much of what I needed when I entered treatment was a sense of community. Rites of Passage was just that: a perfect balance of loving care and professional boundaries that helped me learn how to form my own boundaries with loved ones. In learning this, my relationship with my family and friends improved ten-fold, because I finally took responsibility for my actions. Because of this treatment model I learned how to give my family and friends the love they deserve. When people see me today, they can�t believe I am the same person I was 3 years ago. Knowing places like this exist, there�s no doubt in my mind that anyone can do the same. Thank you Rites of Passage __
AIM House, LLC
I was an AIM House Participant in the Spring of 2019. Not only did this program save my life, it gave me my life back after struggling with addiction for many years. This isn\'t just your average 12 step program. It targets the person as whole using practices from eastern and western methodologies. The staff is incredibly knowledgeable and supportive. I would recommend this program to any young adult struggling with addiction, depression and anxiety. Their willingness to encourage you while still focusing on you achieving and maintaining your recovery makes it a top notch program. Of course, you have to want to achieve those goals in order to make them a reality but the staff\'s personal experience in addiction and recovery makes this program unique in Colorado.
About Colorado
Located in the western United States, Colorado is characterized by its rugged mountain landscapes, vast prairies, and abundant outdoor recreational opportunities. Known as the “Centennial State,” Colorado is home to a diverse population of over 5.8 million people 1, with the majority residing in the metropolitan areas of Denver, Colorado Springs, and Aurora.
Colorado’s cultural landscape is equally diverse, with a rich mix of Native American, Hispanic, and European influences. The state’s economy is primarily driven by the service sector, with industries such as healthcare, education, tourism, and technology playing significant roles. With its stunning natural beauty, vibrant culture, and innovative spirit, Colorado remains a fascinating and exciting state to reside in and explore.
Addiction in Colorado
Colorado, like many other states in the US, has been greatly affected by substance misuse and addiction among its residents. According to the Colorado Health Institute, the number of drug overdose deaths in Colorado reached an all-time high in 2020 with 1,477 fatalities being reported, marking a 38% surge from the previous year.2
The Colorado Health Access Survey of 2019 states that the percentage of people aged 18 and above who reported a substance use disorder between 2017 and 2018 was 11.9%. This was significantly higher than the national average of 7.7%.3
Unfortunately, rates of addiction in Colorado only seem to be increasing, and with fatal consequences. In 2021 alone, 1,887 Colorado residents died from a fatal drug overdose.4 According to a 2021 report, the latest treatment admission statistics show that alcohol, methamphetamine, heroin, and marijuana are still the primary substances responsible for driving people to seek treatment.5
Addiction Treatment in Colorado
If you struggle with substance misuse or a substance use disorder, it is crucial to seek treatment right away. Fortunately, there are various levels of addiction treatment available in Colorado for individuals seeking help for substance abuse. These include the following:
- Detox: Detox programs are designed to help individuals safely withdraw from drugs or alcohol under medical supervision. These programs typically last a few days to a week and aim to minimize the uncomfortable and potentially dangerous withdrawal symptoms.
- Inpatient Treatment: Inpatient treatment, also known as a residential treatment program, provides 24/7 care in a structured and supportive environment. These programs typically last for 30-90 days and offer a range of therapies, including individual, group, and behavioral therapy.
- Outpatient Treatment: Outpatient programs offer flexibility and allow individuals to receive treatment while still living at home. These programs vary in intensity, ranging from a few hours of treatment per week to several hours per day. Outpatient programs may also include individual and group counseling, as well as medication-assisted treatment.
Many addiction treatment programs also offer specialized therapies such as cognitive-behavioral therapy, holistic therapy, and trauma-focused therapy. Additionally, some programs may offer specialized treatment programs for certain populations, such as veterans, LGBTQ+ individuals, or individuals with co-occurring mental health disorders.
If you are seeking a higher level of luxury and privacy, luxury rehabs and private-funded rehabs may also be an option. Luxury rehabs offer high-end amenities such as gourmet meals, spa treatments, and private rooms. Private-funded rehabs may also offer more individualized treatment plans and a higher level of privacy.
If you are looking for addiction treatment in Colorado, you can use an online search tool to locate local rehab options near you. This tool allows you to search by location, type of program, and other criteria to find the best fit for your individual needs.
How Much Does Rehab Cost?
Most insurance plans will cover at least some portion of addiction treatment. However, the amount of coverage will depend on your specific insurance plan and situation. If you  are insured, you can call your insurance provider to find out how treatment services will be covered.
If you are uninsured, there are still options available for addiction treatment. One of these options is to contact a state-funded treatment center. These centers are funded by the state government and offer addiction treatment services to those who are unable to pay. However, there may be a waiting list for state-funded treatment programs, and the availability of services may be limited.
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Length of Stay in Rehab
In addition to the different levels of addiction treatment available, there are also different options for the length of rehab stay. The most common rehab programs are 30-day, 60-day, and 90-day programs.
Long-term rehab is also an option for those who need a more intensive and structured program. These programs typically last anywhere from 6 months to 2 years, depending on the individual’s treatment needs, the specific facility, and the program.
Ultimately, the length of rehab stay will depend on the individual’s specific needs and circumstances. It’s important to consult with addiction treatment professionals to determine the best treatment plan for long-term recovery.
Recovery Starts Today
Achieving successful recovery from addiction heavily depends on finding a treatment plan that caters to your individual needs. Addiction is treatable, and with adequate support, you can transform your life and enjoy a satisfying, healthy, and sober future. Don’t hesitate to seek assistance and take the initial stride towards a more promising tomorrow.
Sources:
- Colorado Health Institute. October 21,2021. A Parallel Epidemic: More Overdose Deaths in 2020, Fentanyl Fatalities Spike.
- United States Census Bureau. July 1,2022. QuickFacts-Colorado.
- Colorado Health Institute. July 2020. Colorado Health Access Survey.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 2021. Drug Overdose Mortality by State.
- Office of The Colorado Attorney General. Substance Abuse Trend and Response Task Force. January 2021. Annual report.