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Addiction Recovery Near Denver
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Our Mission and Vision
Empower Recovery Homes is committed to transforming lives through compassionate support and structured programs. Our mission is to provide a safe, nurturing environment where individuals can rebuild their lives, free from the grips of addiction. We believe in the power of community and accountability to foster lasting change. Our dedicated team works tirelessly to guide residents through their recovery journey, offering the tools and resources needed for a successful transition to independent living. Join us as we empower individuals to reclaim their lives and achieve their fullest potential.
Empower Recovery Homes is dedicated to providing a sanctuary for those seeking a new beginning. Our mission is to support individuals in their recovery journey by offering a structured, community-driven approach that emphasizes personal growth and accountability. We are passionate about helping our residents achieve long-term sobriety and a fulfilling life beyond addiction.
Why Choose Our Sober Living Homes in Denver?
Structured Environment
We provide comprehensive orientation and programs to build a strong recovery foundation.
Accountability
Regular check-ins and peer support foster responsibility and trust among residents.
Community Support
A nurturing environment with peer coaching and shared experiences to enhance your recovery.
Our Comprehensive Programs
Peer Counseling
Engage with trained peers who understand your journey and provide empathetic support.
Job Placement Assistance
Access resources and guidance to secure employment within 30 days of joining our program.
Personal Budgeting
Learn essential financial management skills to ensure a stable and independent future.
Health and Fitness
Participate in activities designed to improve physical well-being and promote a healthy lifestyle.
Testimonials
What Our Residents Say
Empower was exactly what I needed after rehab. I wasn’t ready to go back home and jump into life as usual—I still needed to focus on my recovery. Sixty days in treatment just wasn’t enough to break old habits, and I knew I needed more time, structure, and support. Empower gave me all that and more. The support I got and the friendships I made there changed everything for me. I’m so thankful for how much Empower helped me on my journey.
Living at the Empower house gave me the strength to rebuild my life after rehab. The support, guidance, and focus on health and peer support helped me regain confidence and stability. I’m thriving now with an incredible support network, thanks to Empower.
Living at Empower changed my life after I got out of prison. The program gave me the structure I needed to rebuild what I lost. The support I got from staff and others in the house reminded me I wasn’t alone. Now I’m living on my own and staying committed to my recovery lifestyle. Empower gave me the tools to succeed.
When my life was a mess, Empower became my foundation for a fresh start. The program gave me the support I needed during a rough time getting healthy again and getting over my addiction. Now I’m stronger, healthier, and ready for a brighter future. Thank you Empower!
Addiction Recovery Near Denver
Take the Next Step
Your journey to recovery begins with a single step. Contact Empower Recovery Homes today to learn more about our supportive community and structured programs. Join us in creating a brighter future.
Your Questions Answered
Find clarity and support with answers to common questions about Addiction Recovery Near Denver.
How much is rehab in Denver?
Rehab costs in Denver vary widely, from $5,000–$30,000+ per month for private programs. At Empower Recovery Homes, addiction recovery near Denver is no-cost through our vocational program with housing and support. Contact us today.
What are the 4 stages of addiction recovery?
Recovery from addiction typically involves four stages: treatment initiation, early abstinence, maintaining abstinence, and advanced recovery. Developed by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), these stages guide many people toward lasting sobriety. Understanding them helps build a stronger path forward.
What is the 1/2/3 rule for drinking?
The 1-2-3 rule promotes moderate drinking to lower risks: no more than 1 drink per hour, 2 drinks per occasion, and at least 3 alcohol-free days weekly. It encourages pacing, limits sessions, and allows recovery time. A standard drink equals 12 oz beer, 5 oz wine, or 1.5 oz spirits.
How long can I stay in recovery housing?
How many drinks a day is considered alcoholism?
According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA), the following patterns qualify as heavy drinking, which significantly raises the risk of alcohol use disorder and related harms:
- For women: 4 or more drinks on any day, or 8 or more drinks per week.
- For men: 5 or more drinks on any day, or 15 or more drinks per week.