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Addiction Resources

Addiction support is available to you. Call 303.268.2987 today for recovery resources near Denver. Find the help you need.

Sheridan Grove Recovery is proud to be a partner to people in the Denver area who need support during their recovery journeys. Whether you’re seeking care for yourself or someone you love, you can trust that we offer the addiction resources needed to make a fresh start.

Effective addiction treatment is about more than being there when someone has a crisis. Effective care lasts throughout every stage of healing. From medical stabilization through residential care, we offer support right here at our Aurora, CO, treatment center.

Crisis support & immediate help in Aurora, CO

When you need immediate support, we’re right here in Aurora. 

Quitting drugs or alcohol will bring withdrawal symptoms, especially for people who have used for a while or used heavily. Some withdrawal symptoms are dangerous, especially those related to heavy alcohol or benzo use. Our medical detox program provides 24/7 nursing care from licensed professionals to keep our clients as safe as possible. 

Crisis can also happen during active use. Addiction rarely occurs alone, and mental health conditions may cause self-harming or suicidal thoughts and behaviors. Self-harming and suicidal thoughts can also happen during withdrawal, especially among people detoxing from stimulants. These can be medical emergencies that require immediate attention.

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Colorado Crisis Services

24/7 support for mental health and substance use crises

1-844-493-TALK (8255)

You can also call or text “TALK” to 38255.

Website 1-844-493-TALK

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Helpline

National 24/7 helpline for treatment referral and information

Website 1-800-662-HELP

Community recovery resources for ongoing support

Addiction recovery is stronger with continued support. Our program in Colorado supports a strong continuum of recovery programs that help prepare our clients for real-life situations, including:

Group therapy

Life skills

Motivational interviewing

Denver Area Central Committee of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)

For meeting times, support, and community resources across Denver and Aurora

Website 303-322-4440

Denver NA (Narcotics Anonymous)

Daily meetings and support for individuals in recovery from substance use disorders

Website 303-832-3784

Addiction treatment resources for the long-term

If you’re looking for addiction help in the Greater Denver area, Sheridan Grove Recovery offers local, accessible options that support life before, during, and after rehab and long-term stability.

Medical detox: Safe withdrawal management under 24/7 nursing supervision.

Residential treatment: Structured support in a residential setting.

Medication-assisted treatment: Includes Suboxone, Subutex, and Vivitrol when clinically appropriate.

Co-occurring disorder care: Integrated treatment for people living with mental health and substance use disorders.

Aftercare services: Ongoing recovery support to keep progress going after treatment ends.

Long-term addiction recovery in Aurora, CO

Recovery doesn’t end after detox and residential treatment—some of the most important work is what our clients continue to do when they return home. Sheridan Grove Recovery supports this ongoing work with individualized aftercare plans, referrals to outpatient addiction treatment in the Denver area, and other resources that benefit our community.

Contact Sheridan Grove Recovery for residential treatment by dialing 303.268.2987 or submitting our admissions team

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions.

When should someone consider residential treatment in Colorado?

Residential treatment may be appropriate when someone is experiencing severe substance use, repeated relapse, unsafe living environments, or co-occurring mental health disorders. Residential treatment centers in Colorado provide 24/7 structure, nursing supervision, and daily therapy to stabilize individuals during early recovery.

How does continuation of care support long-term addiction recovery?

Continuation of care, also known as the continuum of recovery, ensures that clients transition smoothly from detox to residential treatment and into extended care addiction treatment or outpatient rehab services in our Denver, CO, community. This structured progression can significantly improve long-term outcomes and reduce relapse risk.

What is the difference between detox, residential rehab, and outpatient treatment?

Detox focuses on safely managing the stages of detox and withdrawal. Residential treatment provides structured therapy and 24/7 support on site. Outpatient rehab refers to treatment that allows individuals to live at home while attending therapy sessions. Each level of care addresses different stages of addiction recovery.

Are there addiction recovery resources available after rehab in Colorado?

Yes. Aftercare support, group therapy, community meetings, and relapse prevention planning all support life after rehab and are available in the Denver area. Ongoing services are critical for adjusting to life after rehab and maintaining long-term recovery.

What role does mental health treatment play in addiction recovery?

Many people struggle with dual diagnosis conditions such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, or unresolved trauma. Dual diagnosis treatment at our center in Colorado integrates mental health care and substance abuse treatment to address the root causes of addiction and support lasting healing.

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