Healing, Empowerment & Recovery for Women

Both mental health (MH) and substance use disorder (SUD) treatment services. Outpatient endorsements include Early Intervention, Outpatient, and Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP). Population-specific endorsements include Women's and Maternal Behavioral Health Treatment.

Services for Criminal Justice-Involved Individuals (CJS) include CJS SUD Education and Treatment, Enhanced Outpatient, and Intensive Outpatient Programs. DUI/DWAI Level I Education and Level II Therapeutic Education also available.

Based on the needs and values of the client, care management facilitates the achievement of client wellness and autonomy through assessment, service planning, communication, education, resource management, advocacy, and service facilitation in collaboration with all service providers.

TDLBC applies a holistic approach to treatment — addressing the whole person including their physical, mental and emotional health while taking social factors into consideration.

Colorado Association of Recovery Residences (CARR) Certified Recovery Residences. Rainbow Home: a sober living home for the gender-diverse community, designed to be affirming, safe, and free from discrimination. Mommy & Me Home: a sober living home with space for pregnant mothers and mothers with children 5 years and under.

We provide a bassinet, diaper genie, newborn clothing, and maternity clothes. We connect each new mom and baby with at-home nurse visits. The relationships built and resources provided help the mother, baby, and community become healthier.

A combined intervention of 32 sessions that integrates a theory of addiction, a theory of women's psychological development, and a theory of trauma — plus a psychoeducational component that teaches women what trauma is, its process, and its impact.

The program model is organized into seven modules: Self, Relationships, Sexuality, Spirituality, and more — areas that recovering women have identified as triggers for relapse and as necessary for growth and healing. Evidence-based, manualized curriculum.

Culturally proficient, strengths-based and trauma-informed group counseling intervention designed for Black women engaged in problematic substance use and involved in the criminal justice system. Also appropriate for other women of color with comparable experiences.

H.E.R. honors the intersection of race, gender, trauma, and recovery — creating space for BIPOC women to heal on their own terms.

Serves transwomen in our community through peer-to-peer gender-affirming conversations promoting self-confidence and safer sex practices. We explore effective self-care strategies tailored specifically for transgender individuals and discuss larger issues of health — both physical and behavioral.

Free condoms available. T.O.P. was born from Corinthiah's own lived experience and remains a cornerstone of TDLBC's mission.

An evidence-based addiction-focused therapy especially effective for those living with the often co-occurring diagnoses of trauma and substance abuse. Developed to improve coping skills and strengthen stabilization for those recovering from addiction and trauma, including domestic violence.

Provides the principles and practices for building healthy and happy parent-child relationships. Experience P.O.M. and restore the joy of family relationships. "Winning the hearts, mind, and loyalty of our children."

A type of behavioral therapy that aims to reduce the likelihood of someone returning to substance or alcohol abuse. Often used with people in the criminal justice system. Based on Erikson's Theory of Personality Development and Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Reasoning.

MRT uses cognitive behavioral therapy techniques to help people make better decisions for themselves and others, and to promote a positive self-identity.

Auricular Acupuncture or Acu-Detox sessions can help reduce cravings, insomnia, drug dreams, anxiety and depression during addiction withdrawal. Also used as part of prevention, to improve sleep, and alleviate aches and pains.

Call to schedule: 720-638-8397

Gender-responsive, inclusive, BIPOC services for community assessments, screening, education, and counseling for individuals convicted of first-time or repeat DUI/DWAI offenses. Level II Education: 12 weeks / 24 hours. Therapy tracks A–D range from 21 to 43 weeks.

Telehealth classes are face-to-face as required by Colorado State Law. Participant Workbook: $25.

Acknowledging that recovery raises special issues for women — from questions about sexuality, relationships, and everyday life to anxieties about speaking up at mixed-gender meetings — this program focuses directly on the feminine experience of addiction and healing.

Only offered to program residents in House of RAHAB Transitional Sober Living Homes.

Providing continuity of care: support often begins before release and continues long after, helping returning citizens navigate everything from securing a valid ID to managing long-term recovery. Community Partners work in partnership with the Colorado Department of Corrections.

Whether already out on parole or getting ready to come back home — TDLBC is here.

Redefine what a Friday night looks like — because family fun night in recovery is anything but boring! Real connection, uncontrollable laughter, and core-memory making. Without the haze of the past, every high score, burnt pizza crust, and silly joke is experienced in vivid, high-definition joy.

In partnership with Food Bank of the Rockies and We DON'T Waste, our food pantry is open to the public regardless of program participation.

Call for details: 720-638-8397

Clothes, shoes, and accessories available to support participants in rebuilding their lives.

Computer lab, resume assistance, and mock interviews to help participants re-enter the workforce with confidence.