Cherry Hills Recovery Outpatient

Cherry Hills Recovery Outpatient serves men and women across the Denver area who need structured treatment without stepping fully away from work or family. The partial hospitalization program (PHP) runs 5 days a week, the intensive outpatient program (IOP) runs 3 or 5 days a week with daytime or evening options, and standard outpatient care continues as symptoms stabilize. An individual assessment sets the starting level of care.

Choose Hours That Fit a Working Week

Evening and daytime tracks let clients keep a job, a caseload, or a family schedule while attending treatment 3 to 5 days each week. Case management coordinates the practical pieces around that schedule, and peer recovery coaching adds regular contact outside clinical hours for people managing the early months of recovery alongside professional obligations they simply cannot step away from.

Treat Trauma and Substance Use Together

Clinicians pair cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) with eye movement therapy (EMDR), somatic practices, and experiential group work, so that anxiety, depression, and mood symptoms are handled inside the same treatment plan as the substance use itself. Psychiatric support coordinates with each client's outside prescribers on medication, and measurement-based care tracks whether symptoms are genuinely moving.

Stay With One Team as Intensity Drops

The recovery oriented systems of care (ROSC) model keeps the same clinicians involved from the first assessment all the way through step-down, so that clients do not have to restart with new providers each time their weekly treatment hours reduce. Women leaving the residential program continue their care here, and both alumni support and relapse prevention planning carry on well afterward.