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Programs, Therapies & Support

Every way we help, gathered in one place.

Recovery is a process, not an event. Explore the outpatient programs, evidence-based therapies, and everyday support we use to build a plan around your life, across six Colorado offices and online.

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Where To Begin

One place to understand every option.

At The Redpoint Center we treat recovery as a process, not an event. Our programs are built around the person in front of us: your history, your health, and what your life actually looks like outside of treatment. Outpatient care lets you keep living that life, keeping up with work, family, and school, while you do the work of getting better.

There is no single path into a substance use or mental health condition, and no single treatment that is right for everyone. Care begins with a conversation and a free assessment, then gets matched to what you need along a recognized continuum of care, from our most structured outpatient level down to lighter support as you steady. When a mental health condition sits alongside the substance use, the two are treated together, as one plan rather than two.

Most of our programs serve adults 18 and older. We also offer dedicated teen and adolescent care for families who need it, at six offices across Colorado and online.

  • Care matched to you, not a fixed track
  • Substance use and mental health, treated together
  • In person across Colorado and online

Our Approach

What makes Redpoint's model different.

Care is coordinated, medically informed, and built around the whole person, not a menu of services delivered in isolation.

Care matched to your needs

A free assessment sets the starting level, PHP or IOP, and your plan steps down as you stabilize, following a recognized continuum of care.

Evidence-based therapy

CBT, DBT, and EMDR alongside motivational interviewing and mindfulness-based relapse prevention, in individual and group settings.

Trauma-informed, whole person

Trauma, grief, loss, and shame are met head-on in a safe, phased way, because lasting change starts beneath the behavior.

Family included

Family therapy is integral, with an LMFT for family reunification work and virtual support groups for the people who love our clients.

Support beyond the session

Case management, recovery coaching, educational and vocational planning, and a 12-step-friendly community help rebuild daily life.

Common Questions

Questions about our programs, answered.

What therapies and services does The Redpoint Center offer?

The Redpoint Center offers a full range of outpatient programs and evidence-based therapies. Care is delivered through partial hospitalization (PHP) and intensive outpatient (IOP), and draws on CBT, DBT, EMDR, acceptance and commitment therapy, motivational interviewing, and experiential groups. Around the clinical work sit medical and psychiatric care, case management, family services, sober living, and alumni support, so recovery is supported from every side.

Is PHP or IOP better for mental health?

Neither is better on its own. The right level of care is the one matched to your clinical needs. Partial hospitalization (PHP) is our most structured outpatient level and runs several hours a day, while intensive outpatient (IOP) meets several times a week and fits around work and family. A free assessment determines where to start, and many people step down from PHP to IOP as they stabilize.

What is the difference between CBT and DBT?

Both are evidence-based talk therapies, but they emphasize different skills. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy focuses on recognizing and changing the thoughts and behaviors that drive substance use. Dialectical Behavior Therapy adds mindfulness, emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal skills for managing intense feelings. Most clients benefit from a blend, chosen for their goals.

Is there a doctor involved in my care?

Yes. Our medical director, Ryan Hashem, MD, is a board-certified psychiatrist who oversees the medical and psychiatric side of treatment. Medical and psychiatric needs are addressed as part of treatment, not as an afterthought. You can read more about our medical model.

How is my family involved in treatment?

Family is part of the plan from early on. Family therapy is integral to treatment, a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) can support a family reunification process, and we hold virtual support groups for the family and friends of current clients. Recovery is stronger when the people around a person are part of it.

Do you offer sober living and support after treatment?

Yes. Sober living provides structured, supportive housing that reinforces recovery skills between sessions and as clients return to daily life. After treatment, ongoing alumni events keep former clients connected to the community and relationships they built here. Long-term recovery is a process, and the support continues past discharge.
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Whether you are looking for yourself or someone you love, our team will help you find the right level of care and therapies for your situation. Every assessment is free and confidential, across our six Colorado offices and online.