Parent Guide to Selected Substance Abuse Intervention Resources

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1 Parent Guide to Selected Substance Abuse Intervention Resources This is a compilation of information provided as a service and not an endorsement of any specific organization, facility or service. For families with insurance, it is necessary to call your insurance company to inquire about what is covered under your individual policy for drug/alcohol screenings, assessments, and treatment. This information was provided by the facility in August Any information is subject to change. Dear Parent/Guardian, If you suspect that your child is using drugs or alcohol, take action. You and your family are not alone. There are many options to seek help for your family or teen. Substance abuse issues are often addressed through a combination of approaches, so it s essential to find out what help is needed and available before you intervene. Effective intervention includes physical, psychological, emotional and social concerns and will involve family members. In most cases a good screening or evaluation can help you determine what types of resources are needed. For families with insurance, please call your own insurance company to inquire about what is covered under your individual policy for drug/alcohol screening, assessments, and treatment. If you have additional questions or to get further information about resources, please call your school s mental health staff, counselor, or dean or the District Health and Wellness Office at

2 How to Use This Resource Look through all the resources to decide which ones might best fit your needs. Go to the resource s website, if available, for additional information. Choose a few resources that fit your needs. Always call more than one resource to make sure you have explored your options. Check carefully into each resource before making a final decision. Make a first appointment to learn more about the fit of the resource to your family. The more involved you are in the assessment and treatment process, the greater the likelihood of success. Cherry Creek Schools does not endorse any of the listed organizations, facilities, or services. It is your responsibility to carefully check each resource to make an informed decision on appropriate treatment. Look for: Type of Services: Type of Payment: Special Needs: Assessment/Evaluation Inpatient or Outpatient treatment Group or Individual Therapy Insurance Coverage Medicaid Sliding Fee Scale Language needs Hearing impaired Language requirements Co-occurring mental health Substance abuse Page 2 of 13

3 All Health Network (Formerly Arapahoe/Douglas Mental Health Network) 155 Inverness Drive West Dransfeldt Road 6507 S. Santa Fe Dr. Englewood, CO Parker, CO Littleton, CO Appointments & Information: (more locations available) Call for assessment: Mark Sanders : Substance abuse and mental health treatment for children, teens & adults Screenings, evaluations, individual, group, family therapy. Can provide assessment within 2-3 weeks. Outpatient, residential, group services, walk-in crisis Specialized adolescent programs (Bridges Program for Adolescent Substance Use) Most insurance and Medicaid Arapahoe House Aurora / Denver / Lakewood / Thornton (to enroll in services) (Main line) Substance abuse treatment service Screenings, evaluations, individual, group, family therapy Adolescent (ages 12-21)/adult outpatient/residential services DUI/DWI, non-hospital detox In network with most insurance for outpatient services. Self-pay sliding scale available (based on income and if patient lives in Denver/Metro area). Medicaid is accepted for outpatient services. Special language services ASL or other assistance for hearing impaired Centennial Peaks Hospital 2255 S. 88 th Street, Louisville, CO Mental health and chemical dependency treatment Free Assessment services 24 hours/day Inpatient, partial hospitalization services Specialized adolescent outpatient chemical dependency/mental health program (ages 13-17) Most insurance. Financial assistance is available. Medicaid not accepted. Primary mental health center or ER need to evaluate first and then mental health center or ER can refer to Centennial Peaks if inpatient services needed. Page 3 of 13

4 Center for Recovery 2121 South Oneida Street, #412, Denver, CO Other Services provided Substance abuse and addiction treatment Assessments, evaluations, small groups, individual, and family therapy. Can provide assessment services within 5-day requirement of district for 2 nd offense. Intensive outpatient for teens 15 years and older and adults Detox. Specialized treatment for opiate and heroin Most insurance, (Cigna, United, Aetna, Anthem/Blue Cross, Value Options), Medicaid accepted for Denver County residents only Counseling Center of the Rockies NORTH Location SOUTH Location 3520 West 92 nd Ave., Suite South Broadway Street Westminster, CO Englewood, CO Contact Form of payment accepted ccr@sccrockies1.com Individual and group substance abuse treatment Alcohol and drug evaluation for adolescents. Can provide assessment services within 7-10 days UAs, breathalyzer monitoring Alcohol and drug evaluation - $150. Call for more information. The Cross Cultural Counseling and Consulting Center East 2 nd Ave., Suite 201B, Aurora, CO (Dr. Trish Hudson) Individual and family counseling Individual counseling for children, adolescents, adults, substance abuse treatment, and family therapy. Substance abuse evaluation. Can provide evaluation services within 5-day requirement of the district for 2 nd offense. Counseling services/referrals for outpatient treatment Solution focused, systemic approach therapy Self-payment only. Insurance not accepted. Evaluation $300. Sliding scale available if needed. Page 4 of 13

5 The Curry Center, LLC 2950 S. Jamaica Court, Aurora, CO Individual, family, group therapy Adolescent/adult assessments/evaluations for alcohol, drugs, and behavior problems. Can provide assessment services within 5-day requirement of the district for 2 nd offense. Outpatient treatment Addiction/co-dependency groups with family involvement, educational groups, parenting classes, and relapse prevention Payment at time of service, family may bill insurance. Fixed rate (including assessment and report) = $100 Dawnelle Tilden at S.O.S. Counseling Services 6059 S. Quebec Street, Suite 203 (confirm) Centennial, CO Substance abuse counseling for adolescents (ages 10 and over) and families. Drug and alcohol evaluations Outpatient for individuals and families Drug and alcohol adolescent groups Self-pay. Sliding scale available. Medicaid Not available yet. Please call for more information. Devereux Cleo Wallace Center 8405 Church Ranch Blvd., Westminster, CO Community-based services 3801 E. Florida Ave., Denver, CO Primary Focus Residential and day treatment of acute psychiatric, emotional, and behavioral problems with secondary substance abuse issues for ages Intake assessment, call for consult Residential and day treatment services Solution-oriented model of family therapy. Has chemical dependence group as part of treatment, if needed, not primary diagnosis. Insurance if a criterion is met; Medicaid, if social services referred Page 5 of 13

6 Families at Five 7000 East Belleview, Suite 203, Greenwood Village, CO Family based intensive outpatient program, ages 12 and older Evaluations, adjunct care, Aftercare, UAs. Can provide assessment services with 5-day requirement of the district for 2 nd offense Intensive outpatient Family based program, family meets additional 1 hour per week, aftercare recommended. Random alcohol and drug testing required at the cost of family while participating in a 4-week outpatient substance abuse treatment program ($1,300) Third party payments from insurance, client pays co-pay. Intake and family sessions - $65 Four Seasons Counseling 2121 South Blackhawk Street, #210, Aurora, CO Children, adolescent, family services In-home therapeutic services Options for care based on assessment, family support MIP and drug and alcohol education groups, mental health groups, including divorce, anger, truancy and bullying Most insurance accepted, self-pay, options for payment or sliding scale based on need Fusion Health Services 7000 S. Broadway, Unit 1A, Centennial, CO S. Wadsworth Blvd., Suite 112, Lakewood, CO Substance abuse treatment services Evaluations, UAs. Can provide assessment services within 5-7 days Outpatient counseling for individuals, couples, families Special Programs/Groups: MIP, DUI, DWI, parenting classes, relapse prevention MIP, DUI, DWI, parenting classes, relapse prevention Call for more information Page 6 of 13

7 Highlands Behavioral Health System 8565 South Poplar Way, Littleton, CO Psychiatric care, dual diagnosis programming Evaluations, walk-ins welcome, call first if possible Primary mental health and secondary substance abuse issues, teens and adults Individual, group and family therapy, acute inpatient care adolescents Most managed care plans, Medicaid Ideas Directed at Eliminating Abuse (IDEA) E. 4 th Ave., Aurora, CO Special language services Substance abuse treatment services for adolescents and adults Substance abuse evaluations, UAs and breathalyzers Intensive outpatient services, groups Level I, II substance abuse education and therapy, DUI, MIP, monitored sobriety, relapse prevention Self-payment, Medicaid, sliding scale fees available. No fee for intake. Also provides services in Spanish Juvenile Assessment Center 9700 East Easter Lane Centennial, CO Assessment specialists are available 24/7 Special language services Behavioral health assessments and connection to community resources Aurora s Gang Reduction Impact Program (A-GRIP) Community assessment program, Aurora s Gang Reduction Impact Program, Rural Intervention specialized Case Management Partnership with Aurora Mental Health Network, All Health Network, Family Resource Pavilion and School referrals for schools in Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert and Lincoln counties. Free Also provides services in Spanish Page 7 of 13

8 Kaiser Insurance Highline Center Chemical Dependency Services East Dakota Ave., Aurora, CO Substance abuse Outpatient Individual therapy, educational, intensive outpatient services for treatment of drug and alcohol dependency. Referral to inpatient detox or medically managed withdraw program available if appropriate. Kaiser insured only. Cost will vary depending on type of plan. **IMPORTANT NOTE: In order for adolescents to participate in any Chemical Dependency Services, they must: Call to schedule an appointment to attend the Orientation Group. Parents are encouraged to attend the Orientation Group with their child. Orientation Group is held on Tuesdays at 8:30am or 4:00pm at the Highline Center. The orientation is facilitated by a Chemical Dependency therapist, doctor and nurse. Participants can expect to discuss their needs for treatment as well as requirements for participating in the Chemical Dependency Program. There is a max of 10 seats per Orientation Group. Key to Life Counseling E. 4 th Ave., Suite 306, Aurora, CO Intake Line Hours: Monday-Thursday 10am-5pm, Closed for lunch 12-1pm Adolescent, individual and family services Outpatient, assessment and evaluation. Can provide assessment services with 5-day requirement of the district for 2 nd offense DUI/DWAI Education & therapy, substance use assessments, relapse prevention, anger management, substance abuse (group & individual), teen behavior counseling, Individual and family counseling and victim services Medicaid as well as some private insurance. DUI/DWAI/MIP Education $25 and therapy classes $25 per class Page 8 of 13

9 The Medical Center of Aurora 1501 S. Potomac Street, Aurora, CO Adolescent behavioral health Short-term behavioral health treatment services for adolescents age Inpatient and outpatient services for individuals and families 24/7 inpatient treatment options for those struggling with teen mental and emotional health issues who are in need of intensive support and evaluation by a psychiatrist. Voluntary admissions to the program via hospital admission, physician referrals, and even walk-ins accepted. For more information or to schedule an assessment, please call. Sandstone Care Denver Location Broomfield Location 2100 S. Cherry St. 350 Interlocken Blvd., Suite 100 Denver, CO Broomfield, CO Special program/groups Forms of payment Colorado-based treatment program for adolescents (13-18) and young adults (18-30) struggling with substance abuse and cooccurring disorders Young adult extended care treatment, young adult day treatment, adolescent day treatment, young adult intensive outpatient program, adolescent intensive outpatient program and other outpatient programs. Academic and vocational support, adolescent summer programming, dietitian to support a healthy mind and body, weekly communitybased activities, evidence-based group and individual therapy Most insurance accepted Page 9 of 13

10 Synergy Outpatient Addiction, Research & Treatment Services (ARTS) 3738 W. Princeton Circle, Denver, CO Special program/groups Special language services Substance abuse and mental health treatment services Evaluations by appointment. Evaluation consists of a comprehensive assessment that focuses on alcohol and drug problems, behavioral problems and mental health assessment Individual outpatient services (ages 12-21), groups, and family therapy MST program, day treatment (ages for 3-5 months) and outpatient specialty clinics Self-payment, Medicaid reviewed case by case. Colorado Access Funds may be possible. Spanish speaking therapists Synergy Residential Addiction, Research & Treatment Services (ARTS) W. Princeton Circle (at Ft. Logan Campus), Denver, CO Katie Dunn (referrals) Special language services Residential services, drug and alcohol treatment for juvenile males, ages Screenings by phone, evaluations by appointment, UAs-clients only 6-month average stay Most are referred by social services, court ordered, Division of Youth Corrections Self-payment or Medicaid Spanish speaking therapists Third Way Center, Inc., PO Box 61385, Denver, CO Intensive inpatient mental health & substance abuse services, ages Residential treatment Intensive inpatient treatment (approximately 7.5 months), residential Adolescents, persons with co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders, Teen parent friendly with child under the age of 2 Private payments, government assistance, Medicaid Page 10 of 13

11 Wiz-Quiz Aurora 2323 S. Troy St., Bldg Iliff Office Park, Aurora, CO Aurora North 1701 Chambers Rd., Suite E Aurora, CO Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00am-3:00pm & 6:15pm-8:15pm Centennial 2305 East Arapahoe Road, SG-Plaza, #147 Centennial, CO Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00am-5:00pm & Saturday 10:00am-12:00pm Saddle Rock East Smoky Hill Rd, #105B Centennial, CO Services provided Hours Drug testing, Rapid kits for home use Drug testing for employers, concerned parents, treatment agencies, social services, probation, schools. Home kits available. No appointment necessary. Varies by location Page 11 of 13

12 Additional Family Resources Colorado Division of Behavioral Health Manager of Adolescent Substance Use Disorder Program Katie Wells, MPS, CAC III 3824 West Princeton Cir. Denver, CO Families First Support Line Metro Denver: Toll Free: or CHILDREN Bilingual Support Line: Las-Familias ( ) Mile High United Way Services Directory Dial 211 on your telephone or (Click on 211) National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism Signal Behavioral Health Network Denver & Colorado Drug Abuse/Rehab or United States Department of Health & Human Services Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration For more information about drugs and their effect, prevention and treatment call: Anti-Drug Media Campaign SINDROGAS (Spanish) Page 12 of 13

13 Other Self-Help Resources Alcoholics Anonymous Central Office Southeast Aurora Club / Al-Anon/Alateen AL-ANON ( ) Cocaine Anonymous: Crystal Meth Anonymous Division of Alcohol & Drug Abuse, Dept. of Health: Marijuana Anonymous Mile High Council on Substance Abuse Narcotics Anonymous Sober Recovery Page 13 of 13