Substance use counseling without the lecture.

Most people don't drink or use for no reason. It quiets something. It gets you through the shift, the evening, the anniversary. It worked, until it started costing more than it gave back.

Therapy here starts with that. We get curious about what the substance has been doing for you before we talk about what to do with it. Quitting, cutting back, or simply looking honestly at your use are all reasonable places to begin.

This is outpatient counseling, not detox or medical treatment. If you need help with withdrawal, or a higher level of care, we'll help you find it. SAMHSA's free, confidential helpline answers 24/7 at 1-800-662-4357.

No shame. No script.

Substance use and trauma show up together often enough that we treat them together. When the thing underneath gets quieter, the pull to use usually does too. Some of that work is practical: triggers, plans for the hard nights, what to say at the party. Some of it goes deeper, with trauma therapy or Brainspotting.

Who you'd work with

Cameron Bice, LPCC counts substance use among the areas of most experience, from work in community mental health, crisis services and outpatient care. Cameron sees teens 15 and up and adults online, anywhere in Colorado. Adriana Falls has worked in residential substance use treatment and sees women, teen girls 15 and up, and nonbinary clients in recovery, especially the stretch after getting sober when everyday life still feels unfamiliar. Sessions are $120 with a sliding scale, and insurance and Medicaid details are on the rates page.