If you’re a woman living in Colorado, chances are your life is brimming with responsibilities to balance: career, family, parenting, relationships, community events—the list is endless. And if you’re living with a substance use disorder (SUD), chances are recovery falls to the bottom of your list. But it doesn’t have to be that way. With Women’s Recovery, you can get the treatment you need to live life—the healthy, vibrant life you’ve always dreamt of. Our women’s addiction treatment programs recognize you as a whole person and give women the flexible options they need to prioritize healing and accomplish everything else their life demands. With us, you can stop thinking of sobriety as a “someday” goal and start healing now.
At Women’s Recovery, you’ll find intensive outpatient (IOP) programs for women by women. This isn’t generic treatment. It’s a substance use treatment tailored to address the factors that most impact addiction in those who identify as women. Our all-female team of licensed medical and mental health practitioners understands your lived experience. And they’ve got the clinical expertise to meet the moment you’re in while helping you get to the next.
Women’s Recovery is the right companion for your recovery journey. Call us today to verify your insurance and stop putting yourself at the end of your to-do list.
What to consider in a women’s rehab program
Finding the right rehab program for individuals who identify as women isn’t just about clinical expertise—it’s about finding a team that understands your needs, prioritizes your emotional safety, and makes you feel understood. It’s also about finding a treatment option that fits your lifestyle and is convenient to your location.
As you weigh your options, here are a few key questions to keep in mind:
Is it a women-only program?
There are many substance use programs out there, but most offer generic treatment that isn’t tailored to your experience as a woman or someone who identifies as a woman. Gender-specific care prioritizes emotional safety, especially for survivors of trauma. A women’s-only space allows clients to open up without fear of judgment or misunderstandings.
Does the program offer trauma-informed care?
Many women turn to substances to cope with unresolved trauma. In fact, 8% of women will experience PTSD in their lifetime as compared to only 4% of men. (1) It’s because of this that Women’s Recovery treatment programs are specifically designed with trauma in mind, not as an afterthought.
Are mental health conditions addressed alongside substance use?
For women, substance use disorders often go hand-in-hand with anxiety, depression, PTSD, or eating disorders. An effective substance use recovery program will offer support for co-occurring disorders.
Is it flexible enough for your responsibilities?
Most women have a myriad of responsibilities. If you’re raising kids, working full-time, or caring for others, you’ll want a program that understands your time is not unlimited. Outpatient rehab—like the one we offer in Denver—provides structure without taking you away from your life.
Is the location accessible and comfortable?
Proximity matters. If you live or work near Cherry Creek, Glendale, or Englewood, Women’s Recovery’s Denver centers offer privacy, calm, and easy access by car or public transportation.
Asking these questions will help you determine which recovery program will be the best overall fit for your life. Women’s Recovery offers a nonjudgmental approach that will help you examine your relationship with substances and equip you with the tools you need to make powerful decisions for your life.
Inpatient or Outpatient – What’s Right for You?
Another consideration is whether inpatient or outpatient treatment is right for you. While some people believe living with SUD means enrolling in inpatient treatment immediately, that’s not always necessary.
At Women’s Recovery, we specialize in outpatient treatment and partial hospitalization programs (PHP)—the most intensive level of outpatient care. Our model is ideal for women who need high support, but also want to stay active in their lives outside treatment.
In fact, many of our clients appreciate the ability to attend treatment near home while still spending afternoons with their children, walking their dog at nearby City Park, or attending yoga at Wash Park.
If you need added structure, our sober living homes provide a peaceful, women-only space to live during recovery—just minutes from our Denver office. And if you’re unsure which option is best for your recovery needs, our helpful team will walk you through the options and help you determine your next right step.
Trauma-Informed, Dual Diagnosis, and More
Women’s lives are shaped by social roles, cultural messages, and often, deep personal wounds. Our programs are designed for that reality. At Women’s Recovery, we offer:
- Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy (EMDR) for trauma and PTSD
- Neurofeedback and nutrient therapy to support the brain and body in recovery
- Mindfulness, movement, and somatic therapies
- Individual therapy and group sessions led by women who understand women
- Dual diagnosis support for co-occurring mental health conditions
- Vivitrol services for anyone battling an opiate addiction or alcoholism
- Treatment for a variety of substances, including alcohol, marijuana, benzos, and more
Many women come to us after years of feeling dismissed in other treatment settings. We work to create a space where you’re not only heard but believed. Whether you’re recovering from alcohol misuse, opioid dependence, or prescription drug use, you’ll find compassion and expertise at Women’s Recovery.
Why women in Denver choose Women’s Recovery
The Women’s Recovery treatment team is made up of women who will see you, listen to you, and create personalized treatment plans to meet your needs in places convenient and accessible to you.
Clinical expertise and collaboration
Our founder and Chief Empowerment Officer (CEO), Holly Wilson, has intimate knowledge of substance abuse recovery and has assembled a team of women who are deeply committed to seeing women flourish. Licensed professionals with decades of experience in psychiatry, behavioral health, social work, medicine, and substance use environments collaborate to empower you through whole-person healing and effective evidence-based therapies.
We take an all-pathways, nuanced approach to treatment, letting go of the rigid structures that conventional treatment models often have. You are unique, and your treatment should be also. So, at Women’s Recovery, your voice is not only heard but valued. We empower our clients to actively participate in treatment decisions.
Women’s Recovery is client-centered.
Convenient locations
Our Denver location at 3801 E. Florida Ave offers a calm, welcoming environment tucked just outside the bustle of downtown. With easy access to public transit and I-25, we serve clients throughout the Denver area.
We also serve the mountain community from our Dillon location at 330 Fielder Ave, just minutes from Lake Dillon and the Summit County Recreation Pathway. We make recovery support available where the beauty of nature can become part of your healing process.
Women’s Recovery isn’t just about treatment—it’s about building a sustainable, joyful life in the place you already call home.
Get treatment that’s right for you—call Women’s Recovery today
No matter your background, age, or how long you’ve struggled, if you’re someone who identifies as a woman, there’s a place for you at Women’s Recovery.
You don’t have to hit rock bottom to get the help you need. Our team is happy to answer your questions, verify your insurance, and walk you through the process of getting started. You can live the kind of healthy life you’ve always wanted to, and you can start right now.
Call 833.754.0554 today or reach out through our online contact form.
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