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    5-Star Review for The Rose House…read more We will be forever grateful to The Rose House for the care and support they provided to our daughter-in-law during a very difficult time in her life. Before coming to The Rose House, she had experienced several short-term psychiatric hospitalizations and had worked with therapists, but unfortunately, lasting recovery had not yet taken hold. The difference at The Rose House was the opportunity for long-term, comprehensive care--more than 90 days of treatment focused entirely on her needs and on helping her build the foundation for lasting wellness. Just as importantly, The Rose House included our family in the process. We learned, participated, and were given the tools and understanding to support her in a healthy and meaningful way. That family involvement has continued even after treatment. We remain engaged in outpatient counseling and are committed to being open, supportive, and encouraging of her ongoing wellness. Today, she has been healthy and doing well for a year and a half. She has worked incredibly hard, has taken responsibility for her own wellness, and has done an amazing job caring for herself. We know recovery is an ongoing journey, but The Rose House gave her--and all of us as a family--the time, tools, support, and foundation that made lasting change possible. We are deeply grateful to The Rose House and the people who cared for her. We would wholeheartedly recommend them to any family looking for compassionate, comprehensive, long-term treatment and a true path toward lasting recovery. Thank you Rose House!

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    These are the most caring professionals on the Front Range, if not in the entire USA, I've gone…read morethru many different clinics such as these, and here I've found the most truly caring individuals, they love their job and it shows! It's such a pleasure to be treated with such care and concern as these individuals offer!!!! Should you suffer from opiate addiction and need counselling, well then these are the folks for you! I can't rave enough about them, as I've searched high and low for doctors, and counsellor's that exhibit the same if not greater than what's given, also I've never been able to connect with any counselors, ever, until now, and they have gained my utmost trust, because they've worked very hard to gain and earn it, if you need help don't hold the stigma that all is lost, because it's not, a life is possible whether you see the light at the end or are struggling as we speak, these people will care and they will help also! Thank You Options Treatment for your continued healing nature, concern and care that all of your employees exude naturally and on a daily basis!!!!!

    From the owner: Options Treatment is an Opioid Treatment Program in Louisville, CO, that helps people get control…read moreof their opioid addictions and get their lives back. Our providers have several decades of education and experience in the clinical counseling psychology field, along with years of experience working in the field of chemical dependency. If you, or someone you love, is struggling with an opioid use disorder, we can help.

    Centennial Peaks Hospital - The main hallway after entering.

    Centennial Peaks Hospital

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    I went here voluntarily for a php program and and iop program. People think partial hospital…read moreprograms and you're like ... umm that's crazy intense and I mean yeah it's group therapy from 9am-2pm for 4 weeks. Then a step down iop program for 8 weeks for 9 hours a week. It is gonna be hard but the pay off is worth it! However if you do not want to change your behavior and use the coping skills it will not help you. It will seem lame if you don't want to be there. You have to want to change to actually change. My parents did not teach me things about boundaries and feelings, so it was really nice to actually learn this stuff. They also can set you up with a psychiatrist, and give you helpful information for other services you may need. I think as humans we are so smart that we are aware of our existence and the global and political state of our world; we don't know how to deal with death and have very complex ranges of emotions. (Individual therapy is very helpful for specific issues. ) You can't really understand this stuff unless you go to school for it, which is why mental health programs are helpful. People who spend years learning about these things can help people who can't or don't want to do that! I was honestly scared they were gonna lock me up if I said I was have suicidal thoughts... but let's be real, everyone has them at some point! They were very nice about it and let you talk to them about these things. Of course do know if you are actively being a danger to yourself or others they do have to put you on a 72 hour hold, I personally have not experienced that so i can't speak on it. For your own sanity if you are sure you are not going to do anything, tell them that. Everyone on staff are required to be mandatory reports for those kinds of things. It's literally the law. (As are most hospital staff) Anyway life is crazy and everyone will inevitably have some sort of major life change, and it's important to take care of yourself by seeking help. I've had multiple people who have done this program tell me it genuinely changed how they handle friendships and relationships. Anyways I'm lowkey glazing this place but i genuinely think I would not be here today without the program. I am not sure what it was like a couple years ago but they have changed management and my experience was good. So yeah, don't be afraid to seek help, take those vacation days to improve your life. It's not shameful or embarrassing.

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