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The Don't Look Back Center
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  • Recovery Testimonies
  • Resources
  • Community Collaborations
  • DLBC Alumni

Program Services for Women

Intensive Outpatient Program Substance Use Disorder Services

Intensive Outpatient Program Substance Use Disorder Services

Intensive Outpatient Program Substance Use Disorder Services

  

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

We provide comprehensive services to allow you to meet your treatment goals while also continuing to work, take care of children, and/or other responsibilities. Our goal is to assist you in discovering alternative solutions for coping with life (trauma, depression, anxiety, etc.) rather than using mind-

  

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

We provide comprehensive services to allow you to meet your treatment goals while also continuing to work, take care of children, and/or other responsibilities. Our goal is to assist you in discovering alternative solutions for coping with life (trauma, depression, anxiety, etc.) rather than using mind-altering substances.

Group and Individual Therapy:

We provide group therapy sessions as well as individual therapy sessions with master's level therapists, experienced in the field of addiction and trauma. It is often in this work that the deeper "layers of the onion" can be safely uncovered, explored, and understood.


Substance Use Disorder Services (SUDS) 

and Assessments

The Don’t Look Back Center applies a holistic approach to treatment which means

thinking about the big picture and addressing the whole person including their physical, mental and emotional health while taking social factors into consideration.

Intake Required*


Care Management

Intensive Outpatient Program Substance Use Disorder Services

Intensive Outpatient Program Substance Use Disorder Services

  

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.

Intake Required*

House of RAHAB DLBC's Women's Homes

Intensive Outpatient Program Substance Use Disorder Services

House of RAHAB DLBC's Women's Homes

Colorado Association of Recovery Residences (CARR) Certified Recovery Residence

We are dedicated to removing barriers to recovery by providing a safe, trauma-informed living environment. 

All of our homes are LGBTQ+2 inclusive

Women's Homes 

Ciswomen /Transwomen
Mommy & Me Program 

A sober living home with space specifically for pregnant mothe

Colorado Association of Recovery Residences (CARR) Certified Recovery Residence

We are dedicated to removing barriers to recovery by providing a safe, trauma-informed living environment. 

All of our homes are LGBTQ+2 inclusive

Women's Homes 

Ciswomen /Transwomen
Mommy & Me Program 

A sober living home with space specifically for pregnant mothers and mothers with children 1yr and under. We provide a bassinet, diaper genie, newborn clothing for babies, and maternity clothes for mommy.

We connect each new mom & baby with at-home nurse visits. The relationships built and the resources provided help the mother, baby, and community become healthier.  

Intake Required*

Program Services for Women

SCCIC- (TDLBC's Denver Office)

SCCIC- (TDLBC's Denver Office)

SCCIC- (TDLBC's Denver Office)

 The Don’t Look Back Center, in collaboration with Second Chance Center in the City, coordinates with the Denver Sheriff Department to provide the maximum amount of wrap around services to pre-release and post-release clients released from Denver City & County Jail. The goal is to improve the quality of life for every person who comes to 

 The Don’t Look Back Center, in collaboration with Second Chance Center in the City, coordinates with the Denver Sheriff Department to provide the maximum amount of wrap around services to pre-release and post-release clients released from Denver City & County Jail. The goal is to improve the quality of life for every person who comes to us for help. Success is different for every person and each individual has a different timeline. 

Intake Required*

W.A.G.E.E.S. Community Partner

SCCIC- (TDLBC's Denver Office)

SCCIC- (TDLBC's Denver Office)

https://wageesco.org/about/

W.A.G.E.E.S.

 Work and Gain Education & Employment Skills (WAGEES) is a successful community-based program that facilitates reentry for people under the Colorado Department of Corrections supervision (i.e. parole, transition in Community Corrections) or within in one year from their discharge date. WAGEES Communi

https://wageesco.org/about/

W.A.G.E.E.S.

 Work and Gain Education & Employment Skills (WAGEES) is a successful community-based program that facilitates reentry for people under the Colorado Department of Corrections supervision (i.e. parole, transition in Community Corrections) or within in one year from their discharge date. WAGEES Community Partners work in partnership with the Colorado Department of Corrections to help coordinate services and provide opportunities and support for successful reentry. Whether already out on parole or getting ready to come back home, WAGEES Community Partners can help. 


Intake Required*

Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT)

SCCIC- (TDLBC's Denver Office)

Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT)

How To Escape Your Prison  

Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) is a type of behavioral therapy that aims to reduce the likelihood of someone returning to substance/alcohol abuse. It's often used with people in the criminal justice system who have a history of substance abuse. MRT's goal is to prevent drug-related crimes from being re-offended.

How To Escape Your Prison  

Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) is a type of behavioral therapy that aims to reduce the likelihood of someone returning to substance/alcohol abuse. It's often used with people in the criminal justice system who have a history of substance abuse. MRT's goal is to prevent drug-related crimes from being re-offended. 

MRT is based on Erikson's Theory of Personality Development and Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Reasoning. It uses cognitive behavioral therapy techniques to help people make better decisions for themselves and others, and to promote a positive self-identity.


Program Services for Women

Acu-Detox Treatments

Helping Women Recover

Helping Women Recover

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

 

Call to Schedule

720-638-8397

Helping Women Recover

Helping Women Recover

Helping Women Recover

 Helping Women Recover is a combined intervention of 32 sessions that integrates three theories: a theory of addiction, a theory of women's psychological development, and a theory of trauma; and then adds a psychoeducational component that teaches women what trauma is, its process, and its impact. The program model is organized into seven

 Helping Women Recover is a combined intervention of 32 sessions that integrates three theories: a theory of addiction, a theory of women's psychological development, and a theory of trauma; and then adds a psychoeducational component that teaches women what trauma is, its process, and its impact. The program model is organized into seven modules. The first four: Self, Relationships, Sexuality and Spirituality are areas that recovering women have identified as triggers for relapse and as necessary for growth and healing. This program offers an evidence-based, manualized curriculum for treating addiction and trauma in women. 

Intake Required*

Seeking Safety

Helping Women Recover

Parents On a Mission

  

Seeking Safety is 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.

Intake Required*


Parents On a Mission

Habilitation Empowerment Recovery (H.E.R)

Parents On a Mission

 Parents on a Mission (P.O.M.) 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" 

Intake Required*


Trans Outreach Program (T.O.P.)

Habilitation Empowerment Recovery (H.E.R)

Habilitation Empowerment Recovery (H.E.R)

 We Honor PRONOUNS 

(and here is why that matters) 

Trans Outreach Program 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)

Intake Required*

Habilitation Empowerment Recovery (H.E.R)

Habilitation Empowerment Recovery (H.E.R)

Habilitation Empowerment Recovery (H.E.R)

Habilitation Empowerment Recover (H.E.R) offers culturally proficient, strengths-based and trauma-informed group counseling intervention designed for Black women who are engaged in problematic substance use and involved in the criminal justice system. 

Also appropriate for other women of color with comparable experiences of discrimination 

Habilitation Empowerment Recover (H.E.R) offers culturally proficient, strengths-based and trauma-informed group counseling intervention designed for Black women who are engaged in problematic substance use and involved in the criminal justice system. 

Also appropriate for other women of color with comparable experiences of discrimination based on race and/or ethnicity or negative cultural stereotypes. 

Intake Required* 


DUI / DWAI Groups Starting January 2025!

DUI / DWAI Groups Starting January 2025!

DUI / DWAI Groups Starting January 2025!

 Participant Workbook $25

LEVEL II EDUCATION

12 Weeks = 24 hours

DUI/DWAI THERAPY   

 TELEHEALTH CLASSES ARE FACE-TO-FACE
AS REQUIRED BY COLORADO STATE LAW 

TRACK A - 21 weeks = 42 hours

TRACK B - 26 weeks = 52 hours

TRACK C - 34 weeks = 68 hours

TRACK D- 43 weeks = 86 hour   

We specialize in providing gender-responsive, inclusive, BIPOC service

 Participant Workbook $25

LEVEL II EDUCATION

12 Weeks = 24 hours

DUI/DWAI THERAPY   

 TELEHEALTH CLASSES ARE FACE-TO-FACE
AS REQUIRED BY COLORADO STATE LAW 

TRACK A - 21 weeks = 42 hours

TRACK B - 26 weeks = 52 hours

TRACK C - 34 weeks = 68 hours

TRACK D- 43 weeks = 86 hour   

We specialize in providing gender-responsive, inclusive, BIPOC services in the community assessments, screening, education, and counseling for individuals convicted of first-time or repeat driving under the influence (DUI/DWAI) offenses.

Intake Required*

A Woman's Way Through the Twelve Steps

DUI / DWAI Groups Starting January 2025!

DUI / DWAI Groups Starting January 2025!

  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--A Woman's Way through the Twelve Steps focuses directly on the feminine experience of addiction and healing. This new perspective takes into account the psy

  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--A Woman's Way through the Twelve Steps focuses directly on the feminine experience of addiction and healing. This new perspective takes into account the psychological development of women as it relates to addiction and recovery, as well as the social and cultural factors that affect women in particular.

A Life Skills Curriculum 

***Only offered to program residents in House of RAHAB Transitional Sober Living Home

Food Pantry - open to all

DUI / DWAI Groups Starting January 2025!

Food Pantry - open to all

  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


Carolyn's Closet 

Clothes, Shoes & Accessories


Workforce Development Services 

Computer Lab

Resume - Mock Interviews



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