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Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who come together to solve their drinking problem. AA is free and there are no age or education requirements to participate. A.A.’s primary purpose is to help alcoholics to achieve sobriety.

We provide the best care possible by making sure that you feel understood by considering all the aspects of you and creating customized treatment plans to help you meet your goals, using techniques that have been shown by research to be effective

Our mission is to create a space that connects us with our community and gets us back in touch with ourselves. Addiction, depression, anxiety, and other mental health issues deserve to be treated with compassion - not shame and guilt.

The Circle Program is a residential treatment program for men ages 18 and over, with co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders. Taking care of the whole person, mind, body & spirit. 

The Women’s Recovery Center is an intensive drug and alcohol and transitional living program specializing in holistic recovery. We are dedicated to helping women overcome barriers to recovery and healing.

We believe no suicide loss survivor should go without support. Since 2008, the Alliance of Hope has been working to decrease stigma, increase understanding of the suicide loss experience, and provide direct support to survivors.

The purpose of Celebrate Recovery is to fellowship and celebrate God’s healing power in our lives through the 12 Steps and 8 Recovery Principles. We open the door by sharing our experiences, strengths, and hopes with one another.

Rehabs.org was developed by bringing together experts in substance misuse treatment from leading nonprofit, academic, and government institutions. Through this important resource, individuals can hear stories from people with similar experiences, discover the answers they need for recognizing and dealing with substance misuse, and locate support.

A coordinated team of compassionate providers with specialty training in family and maternal behavioral health is here to support you and your family. From psychotherapy and reproductive psychiatry to acupuncture, naturopathic medicine, sleep support, and lactation consulting, we actively address your physical and mental health needs.

Weekly virtual group therapy session for the family and friends of those who have died by suicide. Facilitated by a licensed therapist and suicide loss survivor, Carly Pollack, LCSW.

$75 per session with scholarships available

Winter Park Peaks and Valleys is associated with Alcoholics Anonymous which is an international fellowship requiring no membership dues or fees dedicated to helping alcoholics peer to peer in sobriety through its spiritually inclined Twelve Steps program. Non-professional, non-denominational, self-supporting, and apolitical, an avowed desire to stop drinking is its sole requirement for membership.

Thursdays 7:30 in person and online

Zoom Meeting ID: 852 8745 7335 Passcode: sober

GriefShare is a grief recovery support group for adults where you can

find help and healing following the loss of a loved one. It may be hard for

you to feel optimistic about the future right now. If you’ve lost a spouse, child,

family member, or friend, you’ve probably found there are not many people

who understand the deep hurt you feel. This can be a confusing time when

you feel isolated and have many questions about things you’ve never faced

before. It is impossible to comprehend until you have gone through a

significant loss. “Going to GriefShare feels like having warm arms wrapped

around you when you’re shivering.” It helps you move through the grief

journey.

If you call please ask to speak to someone on the Griefshare team

Here at Mile High Behavioral Healthcare (MHBHC) we focus on serving the whole person. We offer an array of different services in hopes to provide each client with individualized care that supports them in reaching their goals. We are a Comprehensive Community Behavioral Health Clinic and a Safety Net Provider with the Behavioral Health Administration. This means that we serve anyone and everyone, and that we cannot decline services to anyone, even if they are unable to pay.  We have four major services that we focus on: behavioral health therapy, case management, peer support services, and medical care.

The Zoo Crew welcomes people from across the country and around the world. If you’re all about carrying the message and not the mess then you’re in the right place! They are not based in any one state, they are worldwide. There offer all types of AA meetings including, co-ed, women's meetingand men's meeting and young people's meeting.

Harm Reduction Works-HRW in response to

the need for a harm reduction-based alternative to abstinence only self-help/mutual aid

groups. This is NOT in opposition to abstinence only groups. Harm Reduction Works-HRW

is really for anyone who wants to know more about harm reduction and how it might help,

for any reason regardless of their using or drinking history. This includes people with long

term abstinence-based recovery who actively participate in other groups such as 12 step.

We say this explicitly because the typical narrative mistakenly places harm reduction in

opposition to abstinence. Harm reduction does not oppose but includes abstinence as

well.

AFRC is a grassroots, peer-run organization comprised of people from across the state united by a common focus on recovery solutions rather than the challenges of addiction. We are committed to providing recovery support and resources to individuals navigating the often challenging road of recovery. Our journey began with the understanding that recovery extends beyond the cessation of substance use. We believe in the power of community, peer recovery support, and a solution-oriented approach.

SMART Recovery, short for Self-Management and Recovery Training, is a type of addiction

recovery program that aims to help people cope and recuperate from all kinds of addiction,

from alcohol abuse to gambling and drug abuse. This program is not the same as

famous 12-step programs used by organizations such as Alcoholics Anonymous and the

Narcotics Anonymous.

Al-Anon members are people, just like you, who are worried about someone with a drinking problem.

Wednesday 12:00 PM

Lord of the Valley Lutheran Church

Face-to-face. Please Note: Enter through the rear of the building and follow the signs. Church is located on Hwy 40, 2 miles South of downtown Granby, next to City Market. Call (361) 442-3532 for more information.

Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) is a peer-facilitated skills-based

program for family members and other Concerned Significant Others (CSOs) who have

someone close to them with a substance use disorder. It helps us cope with the impact of

addiction and understand how it has changed our lives. At the same time, CRAFT

strategically addresses our loved one’s resistance to change.

Heartbeat is a peer support group offering empathy, encouragement, and direction following the suicide of a loved one.

Northwestern Colorado has received a mobile addiction clinic to provide addiction recovery to rural northwest communities. Porch Light Health and Front Range Clinic will provide MAT (Medications for Addiction Treatment), counseling, and supportive services using a series of pop-up clinics.