A Turning Point of Colorado Springs

Accessible Sessions for Court-Ordered Support

Structured DUI/DWAI education and therapy is designed for clients with court-ordered treatment and education. Level I Education includes 12 hours across six sessions, while Level II Education provides 24 hours across 12 sessions. Clients needing additional support complete Level II Therapy, ranging from 42 to 86 hours of group sessions. For those with multiple impaired-driving offenses, the Level II Four-Plus program involves at least 18 months and 180 hours of treatment, guided by clinical assessments and court requirements.

Relapse Prevention and Accountability Measures

The facility also provides outpatient counseling and relapse prevention support. Services include individual and group counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, trauma-related counseling, and 12-step facilitation. Relapse prevention therapy teaches skills to manage high-risk situations and reduce the likelihood of returning to substance use. Drug and alcohol testing services, including urine, oral fluid, and breathalyzer monitoring, are also available.

Helping Clients Change Harmful Behaviors

The facility offers therapy that follows Colorado’s Domestic Violence Offender Management Board standards. Clients are assigned to programming based on risk assessment and evaluation, ranging from weekly group therapy to additional clinical interventions. Anger management therapy is a 12-week program with a cognitive behavioral approach to help individuals address recurring anger concerns.

Alleviating Financial Barriers to Care

Offering affordable treatment makes taking this important step easier for more people to achieve. As an approved Colorado Medicaid provider, many clients can access services at low or no cost. Clients can complete the intake process in person or online through a secure portal. The center also offers telehealth options for greater flexibility.

Client Reviews

Clients often highlight the caring staff, supportive community, and affordable access through Medicaid. Many describe the DUI classes and evaluations as helpful and professional. A smaller number note challenges with front desk interactions, billing, or organization.

• Staff & Care Experience (85% positive): Many reviews describe counselors and staff as compassionate, professional, and supportive, with several noting decades of experience. Some, however, mention front desk staff could be more engaging and professional. "They're very caring and understanding."
• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (90% positive): Clients frequently credit classes and counseling with helping them make real changes, from completing DUI requirements to turning their lives around. "It definitely helped turn my life around with the education they provide."
• Access & Process (80% positive): Repeated mentions of Medicaid acceptance and affordable services stand out, along with flexibility through telehealth. Some clients note miscommunication or billing errors. "They accept Medicaid and no out of pocket fees."
• Facility & Environment: Many describe a welcoming, community feel and a family-owned setting that has been established for 30 years. A handful of reviews mention the facility could be improved with better cleanliness or updating furniture.
• Support & Community: Clients often mention meeting friends, feeling cared for, and experiencing encouragement beyond just program requirements. "Amazing staff! Awesome environment! Great sober community and outstanding service."