Back paved patio at Women's Recovery with couch and tableIf you’re searching for addiction treatment near me, you may be looking for more than a program that only addresses substance use. Women’s Recovery provides women-centered mental health and addiction treatment in Denver, with outpatient levels of care including partial hospitalization programming (PHP), intensive outpatient programming (IOP), and outpatient treatment.

Women’s Recovery was built on the understanding that substance use and mental health are often connected to trauma, relationships, emotional health, and lived experience. Instead of treating these concerns separately, we address them together. For women searching for a women’s rehab near me, this means care centered on connection, empowerment, and the experiences that shape recovery.

Women’s Recovery – Denver

3801 E Florida Ave., Ste 650

Denver, CO 80210

833.754.0554

Denver metro areas we serve

Being able to receive treatment close to home can make it easier to stay connected to the people, routines, and responsibilities that are part of your everyday life. Women’s Recovery serves women throughout Denver and nearby communities who are looking for women-centered mental health and addiction treatment.

If you’ve been comparing rehab centers near me or searching for addiction treatment near Denver, our Denver location provides outpatient care to help women work on recovery while continuing their lives outside of treatment.

We serve women from communities throughout the Denver metro area, including:

Women struggle with SUD of all kinds. At Women’s Recovery, we’re prepared to treat them all.

Women can access addiction treatment programs as well as women’s mental health treatment for concerns such as depression, anxiety, trauma, substance use, and co-occurring disorders.

Extended Colorado service area

Women’s Recovery also supports women traveling from communities outside the immediate Denver metro area. If you’re looking for drug rehab in Colorado, other nearby communities we serve may include:

Levels of care available at our Denver location

Recovery doesn’t look the same for every woman. You may need more structure at one point and more flexibility at another. Women’s Recovery offers multiple outpatient levels of care so treatment can reflect your current needs while helping you stay connected to work, family, relationships, and other parts of your daily life.

If you’re searching for outpatient rehab near me or mental health treatment near me, our team can help you understand the differences between IOP, PHP, and outpatient care and which level may be the best fit for you.

Across all programs, care addresses substance use, trauma, mental health symptoms, and co-occurring concerns together. This reflects Women’s Recovery’s focus on understanding what may be contributing to symptoms, not simply addressing them on the surface.

Not sure if you need help? Take the addiction quiz here.

IOP in Denver

An intensive outpatient program (IOP) provides structured treatment while allowing you to stay connected to work, family, and other daily responsibilities. It may be a good fit if you need regular therapeutic support, skill-building, and accountability, but don’t need the higher level of structure provided by PHP.

If you’re searching for an IOP near me or an IOP program near me, Women’s Recovery provides women-centered intensive outpatient care for substance use, mental health conditions, and co-occurring concerns. Our IOP in Denver gives women opportunities to work on emotional regulation, coping skills, relationships, relapse prevention, and other recovery goals while practicing those skills in everyday life.

For women searching for a women’s IOP near me, this level of care offers consistent support without requiring full-day programming. The intensive outpatient program in Denver can help you build greater stability and confidence while continuing to manage responsibilities outside treatment.

PHP in Denver

A partial hospitalization program (PHP), sometimes called a high-intensity outpatient program (HIOP), provides more structure and treatment time than IOP while remaining part of an outpatient model. It may be appropriate if you need a more intensive level of support during the week, but don’t require inpatient care.

If you’re searching for a PHP program near me, Women’s Recovery provides PHP in Denver for women who need more structured support for substance use, mental health symptoms, trauma, or co-occurring concerns. PHP gives clients more time in treatment than IOP, with a stronger focus on stabilizing symptoms, strengthening coping skills, and building routines that can support daily functioning.

A partial hospitalization program in Denver can serve as a higher-intensity outpatient option when weekly therapy or IOP does not provide enough structure. Your care plan can reflect your current needs and may change as you make progress.

Dual diagnosis treatment in Denver

Dual diagnosis treatment addresses substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions at the same time. This approach may be appropriate if concerns such as depression, anxiety, trauma, or other mental health symptoms are affecting substance use or recovery.

If you’re searching for dual diagnosis treatment near me, Women’s Recovery offers dual diagnosis treatment for women that brings mental health and substance use care into one treatment plan. Care can focus on how symptoms, coping patterns, trauma, and substance use may interact rather than treating each concern separately.

Depending on your needs, dual diagnosis treatment may include therapy, medication management, trauma-focused support, relapse prevention, and other services that address both mental health and substance use concerns. The goal is to provide you with coordinated support for concerns affecting your daily life and recovery.

Take the quiz to see if you have a co-occurring disorder.

What to expect when you reach out

Reaching out for help can feel like a big step, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. When you contact Women’s Recovery, you’ll connect with a compassionate team that understands the challenges many women face with addiction and mental health.

Every conversation is confidential, and our goal is to help you feel heard, supported, and informed about your options. Here’s what the process typically looks like:

Confidential assessment

Speak with an intake specialist about your needs, recovery goals, and any mental health concerns.

Insurance and program review

We review your insurance and discuss the available levels of care, including intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization programs.

Schedule your start date

Once everything is reviewed, we help you choose a start date and prepare for your first day of treatment.

Every step is guided by compassionate, women-centered care so you can begin healing in a space where women feel understood, supported, and empowered.

Frequently asked questions

Does insurance cover addiction treatment?

Many health insurance plans include benefits for substance use and mental health treatment, but coverage depends on your specific plan and the services you need. Women’s Recovery can review your insurance information and talk with you about available treatment options. Verification of benefits doesn’t guarantee that every service will be covered.

Does Women’s Recovery only treat substance use disorders?

No. Women’s Recovery provides outpatient treatment for substance use, mental health conditions, and co-occurring concerns. Because these challenges can affect one another, care may address concerns such as depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, and substance use as part of the same overall treatment plan.

What makes Women’s Recovery different from a general treatment program?

Women’s Recovery is built around care designed specifically for women. Our approach blends evidence-based treatment with trauma-informed care, mental health support, and a strong sense of community and connection.

We also look beyond symptoms to the whole person. Here, women have space to gently explore how trauma, relationships, identity, emotional well-being, and life experiences may be shaping their mental health or substance use—and begin building a path forward that feels grounded, supported, and their own.

What if I’ve tried treatment before?

If past treatment hasn’t provided the support you needed, that doesn’t mean there aren’t other approaches to explore. Women’s Recovery works with women who may have tried treatment before but still need a different level of support, a more integrated approach, or care that better addresses trauma and mental health.

Our team can learn more about what has and hasn’t helped in the past and talk with you about whether Women’s Recovery may offer a different approach.

How do I know whether I need an IOP or a PHP?

The right level of care depends on your symptoms, daily functioning, treatment history, and how much structure you need right now. A PHP generally provides more treatment time and support than an IOP, while an IOP may offer greater flexibility around everyday responsibilities.

An assessment can help determine which level of care may be appropriate for you. Schedule an assessment today.

Do I have to live in Denver to receive treatment?

No. Women’s Recovery serves women from Denver and surrounding Colorado communities. If you live outside Denver, our admissions team can help you consider whether traveling to our Denver location works with your schedule and treatment needs.