If you’re in recovery, or want to move there, this section provides a list of recovery coaches and support groups throughout Colorado. People who are successful during recovery recommend you reach out for help if you’re considering using again or starting to feel like you’re in crisis.
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Adult Children of Alcoholics/Dysfunctional Families uses a Twelve Step, Twelve Tradition program. Meetings are held throughout Colorado and are free, but you may be asked for a donation. Click on the website, then click on Resources and under that Find a Meeting.
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Advocates for Recovery Colorado is a grassroots peer-run organization to help people recover from a substance use disorder. They host All Recovery meetings in the Denver metro area. These meetings are not a 12-step model. They welcome all pathways, cross talk is encouraged, and they're there for solutions--not war stories. You can call them to find an All Recovery meeting as well as support groups throughout the state. Check out their Facebook page for information on meetings, as well!
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Al Anon and Alateen meetings provide support for parents and friends of people with substance use disorders at no cost. Al Anon is for adults; Alateen is specifically for young people affected by someone else’s drinking.
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Boulder, Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Grand Junction, Pueblo
Denver Area Central Committee of Alcohol Anonymous provides a statewide list of AA office and phone numbers. Click on the website. Locations include Boulder, Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Grand Junction, and Pueblo.
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Celebrate Recovery is a faith-based "Christ-centered" recovery program. Celebrate Recovery meetings are held throughout Colorado. Click on their website, then click on CR Groups.
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Cocaine Anonymous Colorado is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from their addiction.The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop using cocaine and all other mind-altering substances. There are no dues or fees for membership. Click on the website, then click on Find a Meeting.
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Crystal Meth Anonymous is a spport organization for people who want to stop using meth. Meetings are held throughout Colorado under different titles such Voices of Recovery, Life After Crystal, etc. Click on their website, then click on CMA Meetings.
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AA, NA, and Al-Anon Meeting information Statewide
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FindRecovery.com is a national website that helps you find a nearby meeting for Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and Al-Anon. Click on the website link, then scroll down to the list you want: AA, NA, or Al-Anon. Then click on Colorado and there's a list of cities in Colorado in alphabetical order. You can also call the number below for information on meetings and times.
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all locations are virtual
In The Rooms is a free online recovery tool that offers 130 weekly online meetings for those recovering from addiction and related issues. They embrace multiple pathways to recovery, including all 12 Step, Non-12 Step, Wellness and Mental Health modalities. Click on the website link to learn more about the app you can download and find a meeting.
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9725 E Hampden Avenue, Suite 308, Denver CO 80231
Denver metro
Denver
Life Continues provides in-person and remote peer support services. Their “lived-experience” peer support specialists are trained to help clients navigate the many challenges of life and health.
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locations vary, meetings currently conducted online
LifeRing Secular Recovery provides sobriety support that is not faith-based and embraces what works for each individual. Meetings are conducted online at this time. Click on the website link to their map of meetings. Colorado has several contacts you can reach out to for meeting information.
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Colorado Marijuana Anonymous provides support for people who are recovering from a marijuana substance use disorder. There are no dues or fees, and the organization is not affiliated with a church or other organization. Click on their website, then click on Meetings for their statewide list of meetings.
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Mindfulness in Recovery is an inclusive recovery support community, open to anyone with a desire for recovery. They do not promote any particular faith or belief system. Click on the website link to learn more. Programs are offered online.
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Mother's Connection provides compassionate care for mothers strugging with addiction. Their website has information about getting treatment and being a mother and will connect you to help.
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Colorado Narcotics Anonymous says if you’re new to NA and wondering where to start, you should attend a meeting as soon as possible. There you’ll be able to ask questions and explore your relationship with drugs, and decide for yourself if you need to seek an active program of recovery from drug addiction. Click on the website, then click on Find a Meeting Near You. Scroll down to the bottom of the home page for a list of phone numbers you can call under Talk to an Addict.
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Denver Metro
NAS Recovery Solutions was founded by Cameron Lundstrom PSS, CPT. Cameron is a Certified Peer Support Specialist both in the Colorado competencies and nationally thru SAMHSA as well as a Certified Personal Trainer with the International Sport Science Association. He is a 7 Habits Graduate and Core Group Member and a Gulf War Veteran. He is also a convicted felon and recovering addict having spent 18 years in the criminal justice System. Now with 10 years clean and sober, he is sharing his experience and guidance with those still struggling on their path. Cameron also works as a Parent Advocate with the Colorado Office of Respondent Parents' Counsel helping parents with substance use issues reunify with their children. Call or preferably text Cameron to learn more. NAS Recovery Solutions was formerly known as A Nap and a Sandwich.
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16736 E Illif Ave. Aurora, CO 80013
Denver Metro
Aurora
ParadigmONE is a one of a kind non-profit Recovery Community Center. They have a fully equipped gym with boxing ring, weights and more and professional martial arts and fitness trainers on staff. They also have an art program that includes a variety of art forms such as graffiti art and painting, a spiritual program where people can gather to grow in their faith, and a large community area that can be used for cool events and sober parties or meetings. They offer training in boxing, fitness, weight lifting, art, as well as provide recovery coaching, sober gatherings and events, life skills training, community reentry services, job placement, spiritual mentoring, mental health support, and more! Their vision (or paradigm) is that we are all ONE and that people who are looking for a new way of life can come and have fun, workout, spar, do art and express themselves in a positive way in order to unite, make new friends, build new habits, improve their health and wellness, live a self-directed life, and strive to reach their full potential. ParadigmONE was founded and is run by a group of individuals that are currently heavily immersed in the Colorado recovery movement and are looking to expand proven strategies. ParadigmONE is located in the back of the plaza in SW corner right next door to the Buckeye AA Club. You can locate their calendar of events on their website.
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The Rethinking Drinking website provides research-based info on drinking habits and how they may affect your health.
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4751 N Broadway, Denver CO 80216
Denver Metro
Denver
Salvation Army's Denver Adult Rehabilitation Center is a free six-month sobriety program for single men. It is faith-based and provides housing, therapy, counseling, spiritual guidance, and life skills. Click on the website to learn more. You can call the number listed or email the intake coordinator.
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2136 Champa Street, Denver CO 80205
Denver Metro
Denver
The primary goal of the Harbor Light Center is to help men obtain a sustainable, self-sufficient living situation free from addiction through the development of essential life skills. You must have successfully completed a detox program to be eligible. Click on the website to learn more. You can call the number listed or email the intake coordinator.
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Looking for an online support group? Self-Management And Recovery Training (SMART) is a global community of mutual-support groups. At meetings, participants help one another resolve problems with any addiction (to drugs or alcohol or to activities such as gambling or over-eating). Click on the website link for resources and to find a meeting.
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StartYourRecovery.org is a website that brings information about substance misuse treatment from nonprofit, academic, and government institutions. Ciick on the website link to learn more, hear stories from people who have struggled with substance misuse, and more.
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14211 E 4th Avenue, Aurora CO 80011
Denver Metro
Aurora
The Don't Look Back Center provides a number of different programs for disadvantaged women & transwomen including therapy for addiction and trauma, care management for client wellness and autonomy, a transgender outreach program T.O.P. specifically for transwomen, CCAR certified recovery coaches, acu-detox treatments, and DUI education and therapy. Women & transwomen who've been in the justice system as well as self referals are very welcome. The Don't Look Back Center also provides House of Rahab, a shared living program where women and transwomen may find a safe haven together. The house provides life skills, cooking, HIV education/prevention, art therapy, naloxone classes, and a 12 step program. It costs $600 per month with a $125 administrative fee. Call to find out more about any of their services. The Center is located in Building 3, Suite 305.
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2239 Champa Street Denver, CO 80205
Various Events at Multiple Locations
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Denver
The Phoenix is a sober active community for people recovering from a substance use disorder and those choosing to live a sober lifestyle. The only requirement for membership is 48 hours of continuous sobriety. After that all the events are free. They ask that all members follow the community standards and treat each other with respect and understanding. The events offered include climbing, hiking, running, strength training, yoga, mountain and road biking, and other social activities. All the equipment and instruction are provided. They have locations in Denver (which we link to using google maps) Colorado Springs, and partner with several gyms throughout Colorado. The Phoenix is also nationwide, with chapters in many states across the country. They offer in person local events, virtual live streaming events, as well as on-demand recorded workouts. Click on the website to learn more.
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Young People in Recovery is a national organization that supports young people in recovery from a substance use disorder. They have chapters in Adams, Arapahoe, Canon City, Denver, and Durango. Click on their website, then click on Chapters and Find a Chapter.
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