A group lounge with a navy sofa, a teal diamond-patterned rug, and bold retro abstract art.

Our Spaces

Healing Environments.

Six offices across Colorado, built to feel less like a clinic and more like a place you can think clearly. Look around before you ever walk through the door.

A consult room with a black sofa, two burnt-orange armchairs, and a framed painting of a rhino on an orange ground, a small red diamond emblem in its upper corner.

Care Close To Home

Treatment you can reach without leaving your life.

A lot of programs deliver good clinical care and ask you to disappear to get it. Time away from work, distance from your family, a gap you end up explaining later. Redpoint was built on the opposite premise.

Every program we run is outpatient, from partial hospitalization through intensive outpatient to weekly therapy, so you sleep in your own bed and stay in your own life while you do the work. That is not a softer version of treatment. Outpatient care is designed so people can hold onto work and caregiving responsibilities while they are in it, and for many people that continuity is part of what makes the change hold.

Our offices offer comfort in the beauty of the foothills of the Rockies, and they are centrally located on purpose. Inside, they are community-minded spaces with a home-like setting that is safe and welcoming: discreet, warm, and closer to a living room than a waiting room.

It is worth being choosy about where you go. SAMHSA publishes guidance on finding quality treatment, and we would rather you held us to it: ask about our licensing and accreditation, and about the range of therapies on offer, before committing to anywhere. Here included.

Arriving at The Redpoint Center, you are greeted by one of our treatment team members. That is deliberate, and it is how every first visit starts.

A Look Inside

The rooms where the work happens.

The room you are sitting in is not a neutral backdrop. Natural light, soft color, a door that actually closes, somewhere to sit that is not a row of chairs facing a wall. None of it is decoration when you are the one in the room.

Choosing Well

What to look for in any program.

Not only ours. These are the questions worth asking anywhere, and our answers to them.

Licensed and accredited

Redpoint is accredited by the Joint Commission, the body that reviews how care is actually delivered. We are also a member of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers, and we are TPAS certified. Three different things, listed separately rather than blurred together.

More than one kind of treatment

Cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, EMDR, and experiential work, matched to the person rather than applied uniformly.

Mental health and substance use together

Both are treated here, by the same team, rather than one being referred somewhere else.

A psychiatrist as medical director

Care is medically informed, which is why medication support sits alongside therapy instead of in another building.

Somewhere to go next

Care steps down as you steady: partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, weekly outpatient therapy, and sober living in Longmont when going straight home is not the right move.

It has to be reachable

Six offices across Colorado plus virtual care statewide, because the best program in the world does not help if you cannot get to it.

Common Questions

What people ask before they come in.

Where are The Redpoint Center's offices?

We have six offices in Colorado: Fort Collins, Boulder, Longmont, Thornton, Greeley, and Glenwood Springs. Five sit along the northern Front Range and one is on the Western Slope in the Roaring Fork Valley. Fort Collins is our primary office. Addresses and directions for each are on our locations page.

Do I have to leave work or stay overnight for treatment?

No. Every Redpoint program is outpatient, which means you live at home rather than staying anywhere overnight. How much time it takes each week depends on the level of care, from partial hospitalization through intensive outpatient to weekly outpatient therapy, and some offices run an evening IOP. Outpatient treatment is built so people can keep work and caregiving responsibilities while they get care. If going straight home after a program is not the right move, we also run sober living in Longmont.

Is The Redpoint Center accredited?

Yes. Redpoint is accredited by the Joint Commission, which accredits hospitals and behavioral health organizations across the United States. We are also a member of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers and we are TPAS certified. Those are three separate things: accreditation is an external review of how care is delivered, membership is a professional association, and certification is its own standard.

What happens when I first arrive?

You are greeted by a member of our treatment team. Your first visit is an assessment, which is free and confidential, and it is a conversation about what has been going on rather than a test you can fail. Redpoint is locally owned and operated, so the person who meets you works for the same organization as the clinician you will eventually sit with.

What if I do not live near one of your offices?

You can still get care. Our Virtual IOP delivers the same intensive outpatient structure by telehealth to people across Colorado, on the same clinical model as our in-person programs. If you would rather be in a room with people, one of the six offices may be closer than you expect.
Not sure which office fits? Talk to our team

Come see it for yourself.

If these look like rooms you could do this work in, the next step is a conversation. Every assessment is free and confidential, and we will help you find the office and the level of care that fit.