The New Year can be a time for personal growth. Most people aim for self-improvement by making a list of resolutions that they hope to keep throughout the year. But for women who struggle with substance abuse, the New Year offers an opportunity for a fresh start, free from the prison of active addiction. For…
Looking for women’s treatment in Colorado? Now is the time. Every September, addiction and mental health advocates honor National Recovery Month. The goal of this month-long observance is to increase awareness of substance problems and mental illness as treatable health conditions. No matter where you live, you can get help and recover your sense of…
When you think about summer, your mind may wander to thoughts of long, warm days, enjoying the sunshine with friends, BBQs and picnics, and trips to the beach. Culture and advertising want you to believe that drinking alcohol is an essential part of enjoying fun summer activities. If you are in recovery, you might need…
Prescription drug abuse is a big problem in the United States. Millions of Americans take prescription drugs recreationally or use prescription drugs differently than prescribed. Drug abuse and addiction are not the same things. Abusing drugs can lead to addiction, and addiction is a serious medical condition that requires treatment. Percocet is one of the…
Women and men experience substance use disorders in unique ways, so we focus on women’s physical and mental needs in recovery. Let us help you break down the barriers that prevent you from getting the help you need. If you have tried to quit on your own, you don’t have to feel embarrassed. At our…
Self-care in recovery is going to be an integral part of your healing process. At Women’s Recovery in Colorado, we want you to grow throughout your recovery. We work hard to help you learn new ways to manage your mental health and to live a healthier, happier life. We understand that it is more challenging…
Why is my spouse or loved one trying to control/manage my drinking? I’m fine, I only drink at home and I don’t see how it’s impacting their life. If they’d just leave me alone, it’d be fine. There are many times that we have the thought, “what I do doesn’t affect anyone.” Let’s start from…