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Family Center
Women’s Residential Unit
Designed for women experiencing substance abuse and co-occurring issues
that may create problems for them physically, socially, and legally, which in many
instances may affect their family structure.
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Women with Children
This program focuses on women with dependent (minor) children,
who either live with them, or are temporarily living somewhere
else. The primary focus is to assist women to achieve
self-sufficiency in a supportive, substance-free setting.
Outpatient, intensive outpatient, and residential services
are offered, including individual, family, and group sessions,
and case management referral information. Women are
encouraged to involve their children in treatment in order
to improve parenting skills, and strengthen recovery efforts.
Programs include:
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Women's Residential Unit (WRU)
is offered in Pueblo. Community-based living provides a
positive environment where effective life skills are
emphasized. Both IRT and TRT programs are available
(see below).
Intensive Residential Treatment (IRT)
is a residential treatment program offered in Pueblo. This
program is designed to meet the needs of male substance abusers.
The IRT Program is for the individual who has had other failed
treatment episodes in less restrictive treatment environments.
Transitional Residential Treatment
(TRT)
is an intermediate residential treatment program offered in Pueblo.
This program focuses on relapse prevention while trying to
integrate the individual back into society. The TRT Program
is designed for the individual who has had previous intensive
treatment and needs the structure of a controlled environment.
Click here for more information on TRT.
Special Connections
is a program that addresses issues
surrounding substance abuse and pregnancy. This program offers
support for both pregnant and postpartum women. For more information
on Special Connections click
here.
SWS (Specialized Women's Services) is offered in Pueblo.
SWS is an outpatient program that offers a variety of treatment
needs for women with or without dependent children who have
substance abuse/use problems.
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Women without Children
This program offers support to substance-abusing women in
either an outpatient, intensive outpatient, or residential
setting. Inidividual, family, and group sessions are offered,
as well as case management referral information. The sessions
focus on women-specific issues related to recovery from
substance abuse.
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Women's Residential Unit (WRU)
is offered in Pueblo. Community-based living provides a
positive environment where effective life skills are emphasized.
Both IRT and TRT programs are available (see below).
Intensive Residential Treatment (IRT)
is a residential treatment program offered in Pueblo. This
program is designed to meet the needs of male substance abusers.
The IRT Program is for the individual who has had other failed
treatment episodes in less restrictive treatment environments.
Transitional Residential Treatment (TRT)
is an intermediate residential treatment program offered in Pueblo.
This program focuses on relapse prevention while trying to
integrate the individual back into society. The TRT Program
is designed for the individual who has had previous intensive
treatment and needs the structure of a controlled environment.
Click here for more information on TRT.
SWS (Specialized Women's Services) is offered in Pueblo.
SWS is an outpatient program that offers a variety of treatment
needs for women with or without dependent children who have
substance abuse/use problems.
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Pregnant Women
Supportive outpatient, intensive outpatient, and residential
programs are offered to substance-abusing pregnant women, and
to pregnant women who fear relapse. The program sessions
focus on issues specifically related to pregnant and
post-partum women and are offered for up to 12 months
post-partum (after the birth of the baby) in order to
ensure the new mother has the support she may require.
Intensive case management assessments are conducted on
each client, and appropriate referral information is provided.
Programs include:
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Women's Residential Unit (WRU)
is offered in Pueblo. Community-based living provides a
positive environment where effective life skills are emphasized.
Both IRT and TRT programs are available
(see below).
Intensive Residential Treatment (IRT)
is a residential treatment program offered in Pueblo. This
program is designed to meet the needs of male substance abusers.
The IRT Program is for the individual who has had other failed
treatment episodes in less restrictive treatment environments.
Transitional Residential Treatment (TRT)
is an intermediate residential treatment program offered in Pueblo.
This program focuses on relapse prevention while trying to
integrate the individual back into society. The TRT Program
is designed for the individual who has had previous intensive
treatment and needs the structure of a controlled environment.
Click here for more information on TRT.
Special Connections
is a program that addresses issues
surrounding substance abuse and pregnancy. This program offers
support for both pregnant and postpartum women. For more information
on Special Connections click
here.
SWS (Specialized Women's Services) is offered in Pueblo.
SWS is an outpatient program that offers a variety of treatment
needs for women with or without dependent children who have
substance abuse/use problems.
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Men
CTP offers a continuum of care for men in both residential
and outpatient settings. These programs include:
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Outpatient treatment (Men's services):
Services men in an outpatient setting, offering individual,
family, and group sessions varying from 1 to 3 hours weekly.
This is a 12-week program focusing on education of the
addiction process, physiological effects of substances,
recovery aspects, relapse prevention, coping skills
enhancement, including anger management, life skills
enhancement, men-specific issues of recovery, family
issues, and parenting and communication skills enhancement.
Intensive Outpatient treatment (Men's services):
Services men in an outpatient setting, offering individual,
family, and group sessions varying from 9 to 16 hours weekly.
This is a 4-to-6 week program focusing on education of the addiction
process, physiological effects of substance abuse,
recovery aspects, relapse prevention, coping skills
enhancement, including anger management, life skills
enhancement, men-specific issues in recovery, family
issues, parenting and communication skills enhancement.
Intensive Residential Treatment (IRT)
is a residential treatment program offered in Pueblo. This
program is designed to meet the needs of male substance abusers.
The IRT Program is for the individual who has had other failed
treatment episodes in less restrictive treatment environments.
Transitional Residential Treatment
(TRT)
is an intermediate residential treatment program offered in Pueblo.
This program focuses on relapse prevention while trying to
integrate the individual back into society. The TRT Program
is designed for the individual who has had previous intensive
treatment and needs the structure of a controlled environment.
Click here for more
information on TRT.
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Teens (Youth)
CTP offers a continuum of care for teens (adolescents)
in outpatient settings. These programs include:
Adolescent Outpatient treatment:
This program services teens in an outpatient setting, ranging
from 1 to 3 hours weekly for a minimum of 12 weeks. It includes
individual, family, and group sessions. The sessions focus on
teen-specific substance use issues, including the following:
education of the addiction process, physiological effects of
substance abuse, refusal skills development and enhancement,
relapse prevention, recovery aspects, family issues,
communication skills development and enhancement, coping
skills enhancement, life skills training, and case management
referral information in the employment, medical, mental health,
and educational areas.
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Adolescent Intensive Outpatient treatment:
This program services teens in an outpatient setting, with
sessions ranging from 9 to 16 hours weekly, for 4 to 6 weeks.
The sessions focus on the following teen-specific issues:
education of the addiction process, physiological effects
of substance abuse, refusal skills development and enhancement,
relapse prevention, recovery aspects, family issues,
communication skills development and enhancement,
coping skills enhancement, life skills training, and
case management referral information in the employment,
medical, mental health, and educational areas.
This can be considered aftercare for a teen who has just
been released from a residential program.
Don't Even Go There is a program that is currently
operating in Alamosa and Trinidad. This adolescent
program is designed to meet a wide array of adolescent substance
abuse/use needs. The program offers day treatment, intensive
outpatient treatment, after school programs, and aftercare programs.
Juvenile Court Project (JCP) is offered in Pueblo County and was
specifically designed with the municipal court system for adolescent
substance abuse/use offenders.
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Methadone
The Methadone Maintenance Treatment is an outpatient program.
Methadone Maintenance assists individuals addicted to opiates. The Methadone Maintenance treatment provides
individual, group and family counseling, to assist individuals
to lead a stable, productive life, free of abusing prescription
medications and/or illicit substances.
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Offenders
STIRRT (Short-Term Intensive Residential Remediation
Treatment) is a comprehensive continuum of care that includes
Residential Treatment, Enhanced Outpatient Treatment, Outpatient
Treatment, and Transitional Housing, with ongoing Case Management
as indicated. STIRRT Programs are provided for both men and women at
our Pueblo locations.
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STIRRT is a community based program that offers a multi-level
of care approach to treatment for individuals who have failed
to maintain abstinence while on probation or parole. (MALE
and FEMALE Programs available)
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Referrals are accepted from Community Corrections, Parole,
Probation, TASC, and the Courts
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14-day Intensive Residential Treatment (can be extended to 3
or 4 weeks based on need)
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Case Management Services
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Continuing Care Component - continuing care
programming consists of offender specific groups for up
to eight (8) months.
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Outpatient Care - Weekly groups provided for 19+ weeks, length
determined by need
SSC (Strategies for Self-Improvement and Change) is an
offender-specific outpatient program targeted for individuals
referred by the criminal justice system. UA and
Antabuse monitoring available through UA lab.
STAR = Sisterhood Teaching Alternatives for Recovery - TC (Therapeutic Community)
Crossroads’ Turning Points, Inc. (CTP) is equipped with a 24-bed women’s
therapeutic community that offers a short-term (approximately 4 1/2
months) addiction treatment program. For more information on
STAR-TC click here.
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DUI
DUI Programs are offered in Alamosa, Pueblo, Trinidad,
Walsenburg, and the respective outlying communities within
these locations. We offer DUI Level I and Level II education
and therapy groups.
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