Obsessive-compulsive disorder, or OCD, is often misunderstood and misrepresented in mainstream culture. Many people think of OCD as a personality quirk or a harmless fixation on cleanliness or organization. You’ve probably heard someone say, “I’m so OCD about this,” when they rearrange their desk or color-coordinate their closet. But this pop culture portrayal misses the…
If you’re a woman in Colorado seeking treatment for addiction or managing co-occurring mental health conditions, learning how to set healthy boundaries is a vital part of your healing process. Boundaries help create a sense of safety and self-respect, especially for women who have experienced trauma. They allow us to define what is acceptable in…
Addressing or even acknowledging behavioral health issues in America has historically been challenging due to the stigma surrounding mental health and substance use disorders. For families seeking how to get mental health for a loved one, finding concrete advice or location resources could be difficult. Fortunately, in recent years, behavioral health issues have become more…
Many moving pieces make up the fabrics of our daily lives. From family and friends to work and the hobbies we enjoy in our free time, all these pieces and many more come together to make us who we are. However, the same things that add color and variety to our lives may also distract…
For those American women caught in the cycle of addiction, rehab is a term that is undoubtedly familiar. For many, it is a source of hope—a chance to regain control of their lives and break the cycle of substance use disorder. Still, others find it an intimidating term that fills them with doubt and fear…
Recognizing you have a substance use disorder and deciding to seek treatment is hard. It is also one of the most life-changing decisions you can make since it requires you to completely change thoughts, behaviors, and attitudes that were previously ingrained, if not automatic. There is a reason why treatment leads to recovery, and recovery…
Denver Women’s Recovery is happy to introduce you to Soberlink, a professional-grade breathalyzer that will assist you in reaching your recovery goals. This is one of the newest alcohol monitoring breathalyzers to hit the market, and both law enforcement agencies and addiction recovery centers are already using it. Denver Women’s Recovery is now a certified…
Substance use disorders are common in the United States. Millions of people struggle with addiction and require treatment to overcome it. Cocaine is one of the most commonly abused drugs, and many people enter women’s cocaine addiction treatment to rid themselves of their dependence on it. As people learn more about the way addictions form, we…
There are plenty of addiction resources online for those struggling with addiction. Many people can quickly learn about the different types of addiction treatment programs available in their area, including inpatient and outpatient rehab treatment centers. For women, a dedicated women’s addiction treatment program offers the best chance of a successful recovery. Creating effective women’s drug…
Seeking treatment for a substance use disorder, whether drugs or alcohol, is one of the most important steps a person can take in attaining a life of recovery. At Women’s Recovery, we understand that the recovery journey is challenging, and everyone walks that path in their own way. That is why we offer a supportive…