1 - Can you leave the rehabilitation center ?

You can leave the rehab any time, no one will compel you to stay at the rehab. However, dedication and continued treatment are required to fight addiction and achieve a sober life.

2 - What are the Stages of Addiction?

There are various stages of addictions. The initial stage is the functioning individual with the addiction. The most common scenario is they have a job and their relationships are intact, but their health is depleting slowly because of their dependence.

3 - What are narcotics and why people get it?

Narcotic analgesics (painkillers) are drugs that can reduce pain, cause numbness and/ or induce a state of unconsciousness. They have the tendency to cause tolerance and addiction

Peaks Recovery Centers | Addictionaide | Drug Rehab Colorado Springs

Peaks Recovery Centers is a private, expanded consideration medication and liquor enslavement restoration community for all grown-ups requiring dependence treatment for liquor, cocaine, heroin, narcotics, doctor-prescribed medications, methamphetamine, and stimulants. Situated in Colorado Springs, Colorado Peaks Recovery offers sex explicit lodging and programming. Peaks Recovery is one of only a handful of barely any fixation treatment programs over the province of Colorado that takes out regular interruptions that emerge in coed treatment focuses. Our substance misuse treatment program is explicitly intended to advance long haul recovery in a responsible mutual setting.

Specialities

Alcohol Detox

Inpatient Treatment

Bi-polar Disorder

Substance Abuse And Mental Illness

Amenities

24/7 Care Takers

Private Rooms

Physical Activities

Peaceful Environment

Qualified Medical Practices

Meditation And Mindfulness

Therapies

Trauma Therapy

Anxiety and Treatment Therapy

Depression Treatment Therapy

One-One Therapy

Testimonials

I'm an alumni client of triple peaks recovery center. Triple peaks has been a wonderful experience for me. It has helped me learn how to get and stay sober, including sponsorship, fellowship, the 12 steps and AA.

Daniel Simon

Thanks to this program I got my sister back. I couldn't be more thankful to ALL of the staff, but especially Tami, for helping her to see that drugs were not the answer to her problems. I haven't seen my sister this happy and serene since childhood. I highly recommend this program for anyone struggling with drug or alcohol abuse. They put my sister's care first and placed a HUGE emphasis on encouraging and helping our family's healing process.

Teri Haley

Comprehensive rehabilitation center that provides millions of different tools to get and stay sober. From diet all the way to outpatient therapy. It's obvious that they truly hope all of their clients can make the most of their time there and find recovery. Success or failure in staying sober always comes down to the individual. I am 3.5 years sober and have many friends that aren't shy about saying Peaks saved their lives. Peaks provides a diverse range of tools and methods to get and stay sober.

Nate Hesselgrave

FAQ

What Will My Loved One Be Doing?

It is pivotal for the family system to develop useful language for communicating boundaries; mainly, what are OK actions and what are not OK actions. Watching someone suffer in their addiction is a painful event. Our natural tendency is to move away from pain. A boundary simply expresses the distance for how close or how far you desire to keep your loved one to you when he or she is gripped in their addiction or when they are in recovery. Patients also learn to express what their needs are to achieve recovery.

Can I Bring/Send Gifts To My Loved One?

We always encourage you to express your love by sending or bringing gifts to programming for your loved one. We encourage you to ask your loved one’s therapist about the efficacy of gifts during the treatment episode, but there are nearly no limitations to what you can give. We also encourage you to communicate with your loved one’s primary therapist about writing letters, emails, etc., to ensure the messages are well received and not disruptive of recovery goals.