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Garfield County

Glenwood Springs Mental Health & Addiction Treatment

Evening intensive outpatient care on South Grand Avenue, so getting treatment does not mean leaving the valley you live and work in.

Verify your coverage Call (303) 219-0973
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Our Glenwood Springs Office

Care that stays in the valley.

The Redpoint Center's Glenwood Springs office sits on South Grand Avenue, and it exists so that people in Garfield County do not have to leave the valley to get real outpatient treatment. Our Glenwood Springs programming is evening intensive outpatient, which is the schedule this valley actually runs on: the shift, the drive up-valley or down, and the hours that are left over afterward.

Distance is the part of this that gets underestimated. SAMHSA keeps a standing body of guidance on rural and frontier behavioral health care, and barriers are the first thing it takes up, because out here the obstacle is usually structural rather than personal. When the nearest program is on the other side of the mountains, getting help stops being a clinical decision and becomes a logistics problem. An office in town on an evening schedule takes most of that off the table.

The care itself is the same care we run at every Redpoint office. Licensed Colorado clinicians, individual and group therapy, practical recovery skills, a multi-layered approach to trauma, and substance use and mental health treated in one plan instead of one after the other.

  • Evening IOP, built around a working day
  • Serving Garfield County and the Roaring Fork Valley
  • Most major insurance accepted
Verify your coverage Call (303) 219-0973

Garfield County

Glenwood Springs.

2520 S Grand Ave, Suite 212
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601

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Call
(303) 219-0973 Our team answers, and every assessment is free.
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Serving
Garfield County & the Roaring Fork Valley Carbondale, New Castle, Silt, Rifle, Parachute, Basalt, Redstone, Aspen, Snowmass Village, Eagle, Gypsum, Edwards, Vail, and Grand Junction.

What's offered here

Evening Intensive Outpatient (IOP)Individual TherapyGroup TherapyTrauma-Informed CareCo-occurring Disorder Treatment
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Levels of Care

What runs in Glenwood Springs, and what runs elsewhere.

This office is built around evening IOP. The rest of the continuum is either a call away or delivered by video, and a free assessment sorts out which level actually fits.

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PHP

Partial Hospitalization (PHP)

Our most structured outpatient level, several hours a day. For adults it runs at our Fort Collins, Boulder, and Longmont offices rather than here.

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IOP

Intensive Outpatient (IOP)

Structured group and individual therapy several times a week. This is what runs in Glenwood Springs, entirely on an evening schedule rather than a daytime one.

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OP

Outpatient (OP)

Lighter-touch weekly therapy for step-down and continuing care. For adults, Redpoint now delivers outpatient care virtually rather than at a specific office.

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Virtual

Virtual IOP

The full IOP structure delivered by secure video, anywhere in Colorado. Often the answer for Rifle, Parachute, or up-valley when the drive is the obstacle.

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Care in Glenwood Springs, covered by most major plans.

The Redpoint Center accepts most major insurance, and our team verifies your coverage at no cost before you commit to anything. Every assessment is free and confidential.

Verify Your Insurance (303) 219-0973

Accepted insurance

Employer and EAP partners

Don’t see your plan? Call us and we will check it, including out-of-network benefits.

What we treat in Glenwood Springs.

One clinical team, one plan. We foster healing through practical recovery skills, and we address and heal past trauma, because for most people who walk in here those are the same piece of work rather than two.

Alcohol use disorder

From risky drinking to long-term dependence, with medically informed care and relapse-prevention skills built to hold up in the life you go back to.

Opioid & fentanyl addiction

Evidence-based treatment for opioid and fentanyl use, including FDA-approved medication such as buprenorphine or naltrexone when it fits your plan of care.

Meth & stimulant use

Structured behavioral treatment for methamphetamine, cocaine, and prescription stimulants taken outside a prescription.

Anxiety

Treated alongside substance use rather than sidelined until later, and treated on its own when that is what is actually going on.

Trauma & PTSD

Trauma-informed care throughout the program, with a layered approach for the memories and reactions that have not settled on their own.

Co-occurring & dual diagnosis

When a mental health condition and substance use show up together, both are treated in one coordinated plan rather than in sequence.

From Our Clinicians

My goal is to provide unwavering support to you, no matter what challenges, concerns, or personal goals you bring to our work together.
Alden Paul, LPCC Primary Therapist, Glenwood Springs

Before You Call

Questions about our Glenwood Springs office, answered.

Where is The Redpoint Center's Glenwood Springs office?
Our Glenwood Springs office is at 2520 S Grand Ave, Suite 212, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601, on the South Grand Avenue corridor through town. You can reach the team at (303) 219-0973 or text (970) 475-8646.

What treatment does the Glenwood Springs office offer?
Glenwood Springs centers on evening intensive outpatient treatment, with individual therapy, group therapy, trauma-informed care, and co-occurring disorder treatment. Our most structured outpatient level, PHP, runs at our Front Range offices for adults, and statewide virtual IOP is an option when getting to South Grand Avenue is the hard part. A free assessment sorts out which level fits.

What time do evening IOP groups start in Glenwood Springs?
Start times depend on the group you join, so the honest answer is to ask when you call. Our IOP runs three to five days a week, and at this office the whole track is evening rather than daytime, so it is built to start after the workday. Call (303) 219-0973 and admissions will tell you the current Glenwood Springs times before you commit to anything.

Do I have to drive to the Front Range for treatment?
No, and that is the reason this office exists. Evening IOP runs here in Glenwood Springs, so people in Garfield County and the Roaring Fork Valley can get an intensive level of care without crossing the divide. If the drive into town is itself the obstacle, whether you are in Rifle, Parachute, or up-valley, virtual IOP delivers the same program by secure video anywhere in Colorado.

Which communities does the Glenwood Springs office serve?
The Glenwood Springs office serves Garfield County and the surrounding valleys, including Carbondale, New Castle, Silt, Rifle, Parachute, Basalt, Redstone, Aspen, Snowmass Village, Eagle, Gypsum, Edwards, Vail, and Grand Junction. If you are calling from the far end of that list, ask about the virtual option when you call, because a program you can actually get to every week beats one you cannot.

Do you offer detox in Glenwood Springs?
No. The Redpoint Center is an outpatient provider and does not run a detox unit at any location. Detoxification is its own service, and SAMHSA's clinical guidance is direct that detoxification is not substance abuse treatment and rehabilitation: it manages withdrawal and hands off to ongoing care, which is where we come in. If your assessment shows you need medically supervised withdrawal first, we say so plainly, help you arrange it, and begin your care once you are medically stable.

Do you treat mental health and addiction at the same time in Glenwood Springs?
Yes, and treating them together is the point. Substance use and conditions like anxiety, depression, and trauma are handled in one plan by one team, which is what SAMHSA describes as integrated care for co-occurring disorders. Read more about our approach to dual diagnosis treatment, or see everything we treat across Colorado.

What if I need help tonight and cannot wait for a group?
If you are in crisis, call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, which is free, confidential, and staffed 24 hours a day. Colorado routes 988 to its own crisis line, with mobile response teams and walk-in centers across the state. Our Glenwood Springs office is not an emergency service, but once you are safe, call us at (303) 219-0973 and we will get you into an assessment.
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Your Care Team in Glenwood Springs

The clinicians who lead care at our Glenwood Springs office, and the people you would actually sit with in an evening group here.

Meet Our Full Team
Rebecca Glasmann

Rebecca Glasmann

Glenwood Springs Clinical Program Manager

Alden Paul

Alden Paul

Primary Therapist