Treatment Centers in 80207
Colorado Center for Assessment & Counseling
Treatment Center, PhD
Verified Verified
Denver, CO 80207
Psychological Assessment is our "thing." For several years, our staff has focused specifically on providing comprehensive, knowledgeable assessment for a variety of concerns. Our evaluations are strengths-based, meaning that we identify and play up the positive while helping minimize or change what's not working well. People seek our services to help answer questions like: Does my child (or do I) have ADHD? Is my child (or am I) on the autism spectrum? How can I help my child (or myself) succeed academically? Is my child gifted?
Psychological Assessment is our "thing." For several years, our staff has focused specifically on providing comprehensive, knowledgeable assessment for a variety of concerns. Our evaluations are strengths-based, meaning that we identify and play up the positive while helping minimize or change what's not working well. People seek our services to help answer questions like: Does my child (or do I) have ADHD? Is my child (or am I) on the autism spectrum? How can I help my child (or myself) succeed academically? Is my child gifted?
Zuma's Equine Assisted Learning
Treatment Center, LCSW
Verified Verified
Denver, CO 80207
The vision behind Zuma's Equine Assisted Learning Center is to provide people from all backgrounds with unique, equine assisted learning coaching and therapy, using evidence and strengths based approaches. Our unique programs aim to promote the development of healthy relationships, personal empowerment, leadership and creative expression.
The vision behind Zuma's Equine Assisted Learning Center is to provide people from all backgrounds with unique, equine assisted learning coaching and therapy, using evidence and strengths based approaches. Our unique programs aim to promote the development of healthy relationships, personal empowerment, leadership and creative expression.
Turning Point Center for Youth & Family Developmen
Treatment Center, LCSW, LAC
Verified Verified
Denver, CO 80207
Turning Point is best known for its work with youth with dual-diagnosis/co-occurring disorders. Turning Point provides Drug & Alcohol treatment in tandem with Mental Health Treatment. We provide direct clinical intervention services to address behavioral health and substance abuse issues for high-risk youth, ultimately teaching youth to make healthy life choices and smarter decisions. Our well qualified staff, combined with the agency’s five decades of experience, allow us to better treat youth with the programs and services they need, no matter the intensity of their troubles and challenges. We also provide services to adults, through our DUI/DWAI program, individual or family therapy, and mental health and substance use evaluations.
Turning Point is best known for its work with youth with dual-diagnosis/co-occurring disorders. Turning Point provides Drug & Alcohol treatment in tandem with Mental Health Treatment. We provide direct clinical intervention services to address behavioral health and substance abuse issues for high-risk youth, ultimately teaching youth to make healthy life choices and smarter decisions. Our well qualified staff, combined with the agency’s five decades of experience, allow us to better treat youth with the programs and services they need, no matter the intensity of their troubles and challenges. We also provide services to adults, through our DUI/DWAI program, individual or family therapy, and mental health and substance use evaluations.
Prescott House
Treatment Center, MEd, LISAC, CSAT, CMAT
Verified Verified
Denver, CO 80207
Since 1988 Prescott House has provided outstanding services to men and their families from across the country and abroad. Throughout the years we have found that long-term recovery is best achieved through long-term treatment in a nurturing and therapeutic environment. Prescott House is committed to providing precisely that: excellent clinical care in a close-knit recovery community. This commitment is founded on a firm belief in recovery of the mind, spirit, and body. Prescott House is a safe environment in which clients may confront their self-destructive behaviors and develop integrity and accountability while nurturing their personal and emotional growth in recovery. We as a staff work tirelessly to consider the whole person and to treat the causes of self-destructive behaviors and not simply the symptoms.
Since 1988 Prescott House has provided outstanding services to men and their families from across the country and abroad. Throughout the years we have found that long-term recovery is best achieved through long-term treatment in a nurturing and therapeutic environment. Prescott House is committed to providing precisely that: excellent clinical care in a close-knit recovery community. This commitment is founded on a firm belief in recovery of the mind, spirit, and body. Prescott House is a safe environment in which clients may confront their self-destructive behaviors and develop integrity and accountability while nurturing their personal and emotional growth in recovery. We as a staff work tirelessly to consider the whole person and to treat the causes of self-destructive behaviors and not simply the symptoms.
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