Idaho Springs, CO Alcohol Rehab Centers
If you’re looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with alcoholism or drug abuse in Idaho Springs, CO, Alcohol.org maintains extensive online database of luxury programs, as well as a lot of other alternatives. We can assist you in discovering substance abuse care clinics for a variety of addictions. Search for a highly-rated rehabilitation facility in Idaho Springs now, and get moving on the road to healthy living.
Alcohol Treatment near Idaho Springs, CO
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Colorado
Denver Recovery Center
Very helpful when I called in for help. Caring and professional staff!
Rites of Passage LLC
I was a client at Rites of Passage several years ago. They were amazing and helped me with my eating disorder and addiction problems when no one else could. I learned how to work through a lot of trauma and handle life much better. The program was vastly different than a 12 step program I had attended previously. Rites worked for me, the other place failed miserably. In addition to learning to understand myself, it was fun but also interesting to work with horses to see my progress and help me learn a different way. I also liked having therapy dogs in all of the sessions. Rites helped me realize what I wanted to do in life and helped with the processes of applying to schools so that I could finish my college degree. Thanks to this program, I am happy and I am living a life I never knew was possible.
Harmony Foundation
Allowed the family to be involved in the treatment plan and was also very accommodating on visitation days to allow additional family to visit. None that I can think of except for there wasn't a lot of parking around the facility. My niece went there for addiction to pain killers. Thanks to the harmony foundation she has remained drug free, has lost weight and is back in college. I just really liked how the family was included in the treatment plan which helped us to continue to keep providing the support she needed to continue the recovery process after she left the facility.