About Sobriety House
Sobriety House is a nonprofit addiction treatment center in Denver, Colorado offering a full continuum of drug and alcohol rehab for adults.
As Colorado's oldest licensed substance use disorder treatment center Sobriety House blends 12 step principles with evidence based care and a mission to serve clients regardless of ability to pay.
Addiction Treatment and Sober Living
Care often begins with Intensive Residential Treatment a structured 28 day Phase I program followed by Transitional Residential Treatment a step down phase that can last up to four months.
Clients may also step down into outpatient care through the Traditional or Intensive Outpatient Program along with sober living at the Gaylord Apartments.
Throughout treatment clients can expect cognitive behavioral therapy and motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, and trauma focused counseling. Services include counseling, case management, and ongoing recovery support.
Quick Facts About Sobriety House
- Location: Denver's Baker neighborhood, within walking distance of South Broadway.
- Levels of care: Residential, transitional residential, outpatient TOP and IOP, sober living, and telehealth.
- Who they treat: Adults, including pregnant women, women with dependent children, veterans, and people who use drugs by injection.
- Approach: 12 step programming combined with evidence based, trauma informed care.
- Payment options: Medicaid, private insurance, self pay, sliding fee scale, and grant funding for eligible clients.
- Amenities: Home like residential houses, gender specific housing, in-house chef, and life skills workshops.
