One team, six Colorado offices.

The substance use and mental health team at The Redpoint Center is diverse in practice and unified in purpose. That is not a slogan about culture. It is how the clinical work is organized: no two people arrive with the same history, so the team is built to offer a range of therapeutic approaches rather than one house method everybody is routed through.

The evidence points the same direction. The National Institute on Drug Abuse notes that treatment should be tailored to address each patient's drug use patterns and drug-related medical, mental, and social problems, and that care has to address the needs of the whole person to work. Matching a person to the right clinician and the right modality is most of that job, and it is the reason this roster is as varied as it is.

Every part of a client's care is overseen by this team and delivered on site at our Colorado offices, rather than handed off to an outside provider you would have to find and coordinate yourself. Medical oversight sits with our Medical Director, Ryan Hashem, MD, a board-certified psychiatrist, so the medical side of a plan is settled inside the program rather than referred out.

We are not a hospital where therapists come and go each week. Clinicians here come from residential treatment, community mental health, and outpatient substance use settings, and between them the team holds more than two hundred years of combined treatment experience. That number matters less than what it produces: the person you start with is generally the person you finish with, and staff turnover is not something clients have to absorb.

Families are part of the work too. Redpoint runs family support groups for the people around a client, because recovery rarely happens in isolation. SAMHSA's guidance on family therapy in substance use treatment reports that family counseling is positively associated with increased treatment engagement and retention, and improved outcomes for individual clients and their families.