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Substance abuse negatively affects citizens across Colorado. Westminster, Colorado is no exception. According to a report from the Colorado Health Institute, death rates from overdoses are higher in Colorado than the national average. In 2014, approximately 16.3 per 100,000 people overdosed in Colorado compared to the national rate of 14.7 per 100,000 people.
Due to the legalization of marijuana, teens in Colorado have more access to drugs and alcohol than in many other areas of the country. Concern for this demographic has led to programs like Rise Above Colorado, a proactive subsidiary of The Colorado Meth Projects, whose vision is “to empower teens to lead a life free of drug abuse.”
In addition, numerous treatment services and organizations are set up throughout the state to combat each area of addiction. Through educational programs, community outreach, inpatient and outpatient centers, groups, meetings, and counseling services—there is a help for each need. Specifics about the types and locations of treatment services are outlined below.
These facilities offer various treatment options including outpatient counseling, inpatient partial hospitalization/work programs, residential long-term inpatient care and holistic rehabilitation.
Residential treatment programs offer a safe haven away from all the triggers of daily life. With 24/7 staff and medical support, residential treatments will begin with detox when needed and move into group and individual therapy and skills training sessions. This is the most intense method of treatment.
The partial hospitalization programs scale down from the residential programs and, instead, provide patients with part-time, ongoing therapy for the length of the program. During this time, the patient lives at home and commutes to the hospital or treatment facility for approximately 20 to 25 hours a week. Patients will participate in group and/or individual therapy sessions dependent upon their clinical diagnosis.
With outpatient treatment programs, patients live at home and attend meetings on a regular basis to help them in the continued recovery of their addiction. These programs offer guidance, support and education to help patients make healthy lifestyle choices.
Holistic programs differ from traditional approaches by focusing on the individual as a whole. These programs tend to skip 12-step programs, psychotherapy and support groups and, instead, focus on the mind-body-spirit connection
Whether choosing a treatment center in town and more convenient to your home or a national treatment center in another city where anonymity is coveted, make sure to ask questions to ensure the center fits your needs. Such questions might focus on the percentage of patients who graduate from the program, the percentage of patients who return to the program and the relapse rate of graduates.
Detoxing from drugs or alcohol is an essential part of recovery. The detoxing process can be difficult as well as dangerous if not properly supervised. If you or someone you know is attempting to end an alcohol or drug dependence, make sure to seek proper medical care. Also, for a successful recovery, seek out a facility that looks beyond detox to a full treatment.
Westminster has several detox facilities. If these feel too close to home and you are looking for a more neutral treatment center away from daily distractions and triggers, there are a variety of national treatment centers across the country that host acclaimed experts in their field.
After you have completed your rehabilitation program, it’s very important that you find a recovery program that works for you. Going to meetings frequently is a great way to continue your recovery journey.
Alcoholics Anonymous has helped people recover from alcohol addiction for over eighty years. By using a straightforward 12-step approach, AA serves as an outpatient treatment option for those who have already detoxed and are looking to continue their sobriety. Some of the major benefits of AA members include interacting with, learning from and participating in mutual support with others going through alcohol addiction. Below is a list of AA meetings held in Westminster, Colorado.
Meetings Near Westminster, Colorado
Church 3585 West 76th Westminster, CO 80030
Ten or So 3489 72nd Avenue Westminster, CO 80030
Morning After 3489 W. 72nd Avenue Westminster, CO 80030
Like AA, NA is an outpatient support group for those who have detoxed from narcotics and are looking to keep clean. Originally created to address narcotic addition, NA is open to anyone struggling with drug or alcohol dependence. NA uses the same 12-step approach as AA, which emphasizes the reliance of social support and a higher power. Below is a list of NA meetings held in Westminster, Colorado.
Happy Hour Group 10111 West 26th Avenue Westminster, Colorado
SMART Recovery is a 4-point program designed to help people recover from a variety of addictive behaviors including alcoholism, drug abuse, substance abuse, cocaine addiction and many more. Unlike AA and NA, SMART Recovery views these behaviors as dysfunctional habits instead of a disease. As such, they use an ever evolving scientific approach to treatment. Meetings can either be face-to-face or found online.
SMART Recovery 5613 Olde Wadsworth Boulevard Arvada, Colorado 800002
SMART Recovery 5280 Wadsworth Bypass Arvada, Colorado 80002
SMART Recovery 490 West Colfax Avenue Denver, Colorado 80204
Al-Anon and Nar-Anon are programs for the friends, family members and loved ones who have been affected by alcohol and/or drug abuse by a relative or friend. These meetings focus on the members, not the users. Dealing with an alcoholic or addict can be emotionally draining. Al-Anon and Nar-Anon members share personal stories to embrace and support one another.
Al-Anon 3489 W 72nd Ave Westminster, Colorado
Al-Anon 14300 Orchard Parkway Westminster, Colorado
Al-Anon 2551 W. 84th Ave Westminster, Colorado
For those who are suffering from alcohol and/or drug addiction in Westminster, Colorado, there are many helpful resources in nearby cities. Wherever you are, remember you don’t have to suffer alone. Help is just a phone call away.
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