Mountain View Recovery

Mountain View Recovery is an inpatient drug and alcohol rehab in Colorado Springs, Colorado that treats people with substance use and co occurring mental health disorders.

The program offers residential care, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and outpatient step down treatment.

The team includes 12 Step work, medication intervention and a wide therapy range including CBT, DBT, EMDR and mindfulness practices.

It's built for people who've tried the standard 30 day model and it didn't work for their needs.

Designed for Chronic Relapse

Mountain View Recovery is designed to be a solution to people who struggle with chronic relapse or those who need a continuum of care beyond the traditional thirty day program.

This is by choice not happenstance. The level of care structure includes a partial hospitalization program that runs 25 to 30 hours per week.

The center's intensive outpatient program requires a minimum of 16 weekly hours including at least one hour of individual counseling and 15 hours of group work.

The program functions as a deliberate transition phase rather than an endpoint to treatment.

For people in Colorado Springs this clarifies fit when you've been cycling through repeated 30 day programs you have a step down path prepared around that exact pattern.

Adventure Therapy as a Core Tool

Mountain View Recovery builds adventure therapy into treatment itself with outings for hiking, rock climbing, walking trails and local lakes.

The clinical rationale on its site is that substance abuse synthetically triggers dopamine release and physical challenge is used to retrain the brain to produce it naturally.

The team believes that adventure therapy provides opportunities for you to build skills and have the experiences that lead to a sense of accomplishment.

The facility also offers low energy neurofeedback with a dedicated program which can be an uncommon addition among Colorado Springs rehabs.