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Substance misuse in the state of Colorado, just as in nearly every area of the country, has increased to epidemic levels. The most commonly abused drugs in Colorado are cocaine, marijuana, methamphetamine, opioids, heroin and alcohol. Each one of these drugs has left both patients and their families devastated. The Center for Disease Control (CDC)… Continue reading Drug Rehabilitation and Substance Abuse Resources in Durango

According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Colorado has a higher percentage of adolescents ages 12-17, who used illicit drugs than the national average. The National Institute on Drug Abuse reports other than alcohol, marijuana is the drug most misused in Denver, Colorado with an increase in use of methamphetamines, heroin and… Continue reading Inpatient Alcohol Rehab in Denver

In this day and age, drug and alcohol abuse has soared to its greatest numbers. It is an epidemic that is spreading across our entire country. 91 people in the United States die every day due to opioid overdose. The effects of drug addiction are devastating to not only the user but to families and… Continue reading Drug Rehabilitation and Substance Abuse Resources in Castle Rock

he state of Colorado is listed as one of the top 10 states in the United States for substance misuse while it currently ranks 12th in the nation for abuse of prescription drugs. Any drug has the risk of becoming addictive. The most widespread instances of substance misuse include drugs like opioids, cocaine, marijuana, alcohol,… Continue reading Drug Rehabilitation and Substance Abuse Resources in Canon City

Addiction is hurting families throughout Colorado, the state in which a campaign against methamphetamine use, called Not Even Once, succeeded to slow drug use. According to a survey released earlier this year by Rise Above Colorado, a Broomfield-based organization that works to prevent youth drug abuse, teen use of methamphetamine, marijuana and prescription medication abuse… Continue reading Drug Rehabilitation and Substance Abuse Resources in Broomfield

The National Institute of Drug Abuse states that Colorado is experiencing drug and alcohol abuse at epidemic levels, creating a crisis for the Boulder community. Addiction is responsible for a high rate of drug-related deaths in Colorado. The Center for Disease Control identifies substance abuse as one of the four major epidemics facing the nation.… Continue reading Drug Rehabilitation and Substance Abuse Resources in Boulder

According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Colorado is one of the states with the most abuse of opioid painkillers, alcohol, marijuana and cocaine in the country. For citizens of Aurora, Colorado, addiction is a significant issue that can destroy families. According to the Colorado Health Institute, the death rate from drug… Continue reading Drug Rehabilitation and Substance Abuse Resources in Aurora

Every day, more and more citizens of Arvada, Colorado struggle with substance abuse. Drugs like opioids, cocaine, marijuana, alcohol, methamphetamine and heroin are taking a huge toll on Colorado families. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) indicates that this state has one of the highest incidences of death by drug overdose and fatal alcohol-related injuries… Continue reading Drug Rehabilitation and Substance Abuse Resources in Arvada

Drug and Alcohol Treatment in Colorado Colorado is known for its striking landscapes and an endless array of outdoor activities for all seasons. From the majestic Rocky Mountains to the Eastern Plains, there is an adventure to be had across the state. Despite its natural wonder and winsome culture, however, the Centennial State also has… Continue reading Drug Rehabilitation and Substance Abuse Resources in Colorado

For centuries, the brave men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces have made countless sacrifices for their country. While these individuals are typically tagged as heroes, not all of them are left feeling valiant when they return home. Instead, some are left with pain and scars, both physical and mental. To cope with their… Continue reading Substance Abuse and Addiction Treatment for Veterans