Denver Recovery runs group therapy addiction treatment in Denver, CO, which clients count on for connection, accountability, and shared understanding during recovery. Our groups bring together people facing similar struggles, guided by trained facilitators using proven group facilitation techniques. Healing happens faster when you’re surrounded by people who genuinely get it.
Join a group session and connect with others in recovery.
A Structured Group Experience For Connection, Growth, And Accountability
Denver Recovery’s group counseling rehab Denver sessions bring structure and community together, giving clients a space to learn from peers while working through their own recovery. Sessions are built around a peer support model, where shared experience becomes a source of strength rather than isolation.
This service is designed for anyone in active treatment who wants the added support of connecting with others facing similar challenges. For clients researching addiction support groups near me, our sessions offer more than casual check-ins. They combine structured process group therapy Denver CO clients rely on with practical, skills-based learning.
Key features include:
Explore whether group therapy fits your treatment plan.
Group settings offer something individual sessions can’t always provide: the experience of being understood by people who’ve walked a similar path.
Clients participating in peer group therapy rehab Colorado programs at Denver Recovery often report:
Curious how group sessions could support your recovery?
Check In, Connect, Learn, And Leave With Something You Can Use
Group therapy at Denver Recovery follows a consistent, supportive rhythm designed to keep sessions productive and safe.
Ready to see what group therapy feels like in practice?
Your clinician places you in a group based on your treatment needs, recovery stage, and schedule.
Each session opens with a brief round where members share how they’re doing.
Depending on the day, the group may focus on a process group discussion or a specific psychoeducational topic, such as relapse prevention or coping skills.
Members are invited to share experiences and offer support, guided by the facilitator’s group facilitation techniques to keep the space respectful and productive.
Many sessions include practical exercises members can apply outside of the group, from communication tools to stress management strategies.
Sessions end with a brief wrap-up, giving members a chance to note takeaways before leaving.
Finding The Right Group For Your Needs And Stage Of Recovery Across Denver, CO
Denver Recovery holds group therapy addiction treatment Denver, CO, and group therapy addiction treatment Lakewood, CO sessions at convenient, accessible locations.
Coverage extends to group therapy addiction treatment in Aurora, CO, group therapy addiction treatment in Golden, CO, and group therapy addiction treatment in Jefferson County, CO.
Clients from across group therapy addiction treatment in Colorado are welcome, with virtual group options available for those outside our core service area.
Want to know if group sessions are available near you? Contact us.
Experiences From Clients Who Have Taken Steps Toward Healing With Us
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Craig KoshkinTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
No one will answer the phone. Not really a great practice when someone is in need of help.... I have gone through the virtual assistant 5 times now and every time it tries to connect me, I end up back at the virtual assistant. Absolutely pathetic.Posted on Google![]()
Shane HolzerTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
The experience was unlike anything I could have imagined. The staff was fantastic and took great care of everything and everyone in the detox and recovery home.Posted on Google![]()
Susanna RobinsonTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
DRC has no business taking on as many clients as they do. They are horribly understaffed and make excuses for why things they promise don’t get done. I’m sure there are worse Rehabs out there but this one is pretty sad. They make mistakes and get offended when you call them out. They don’t have a chef, massages, yoga, or acupuncture like they claim. They have no problem lying to you to get you through those doors and on their client list. Seriously, they are money grubbers with very little mental health care capabilities. If you are dealing with any kind of mental health disorder and substance abuse find somewhere else.Posted on Google![]()
Kimberlie CookTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
This place was amazing!! It 100% saved my life and Jenn was amazing!? I really feel like I got the best care an addict could hope for! I would and will recommended Denver recovery center to anyone who needs help!!Posted on Google![]()
Warren Kevin BrownTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
I gave Denver Recovery five stars because they were really helpful and really took care of me. And was great on the path of my sobriety. And my rock out was amazing.Posted on Google![]()
Donna BaumannTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Was at Balsam and Fenton locations in Lakewood. Very unprofessional. Houses needed a lot of work. Therapists were young and vaped during sessions. Their appearances were disheveled as well. Felt pretty much like a prisoner. Would NOT recommend.Posted on Google![]()
Melissa ParsonsTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
They told my husband and I that I could go there just for medical detox. That was untrue, once I was there I was informed that I had to stay for 30 days, or my insurance wouldn’t pay for it. Although they also tell you that you’re welcome to leave any time. Um not really, if you’re paying over $3,000 a day to be there, which they remind you of often. Also, none of the staff even knew how long medical detox was or how that process even worked there, because pure medical detox either isn’t a thing there and they lied, or that particular staff didn’t know what they were doing. Speaking of insurance, Zinnia is in network for my insurance, so we were told we’d be covered. About three weeks into my stay, we discovered that while Zinnia takes Cigna, DRC does not. That was an unwelcome surprise. If you have anything going on legally, don’t expect to have access to your lawyer. I was denied about 75% of the time I needed to speak to my counsel. I was also yelled at about how I had been given special treatment to call them, and that “nothing had changed with my case.” Mind you they have zero idea what was going on because, you know, attorney-client privilege, and the right to legal counsel is allowed whenever per their handbook and official policies. I fainted at one point, hit my head on the kitchen counter, ended up on the hardwood floor, went to the emergency room, and had a concussion. I went back to treatment. (again, because my insurance I was told was in network but wasn’t wouldn’t cover my time there if I left). I figured since they had an on-site nurse, I’d be OK. I wasn’t. The nurse refused to give me Advil for the pain until I talked to medical…. Which would happen “later that week.” To be fair, she didn’t know I had a concussion because literally nothing about this was put in my medical record. My therapist (on his weekly call with my emergency contact) told him I tripped but was fine. He only found out I had a concussion when I told him. When I was leaving, I asked for my medical records there, and they didn’t want to give them to me because they were afraid I would report them to the State Medical Board. I was told to “use them only for good.” I was berated by the staff once in the basement, and told, among other things, that I wasn’t allowed to talk to any of my peers about my recovery. I was only in the basement because I was asking for clarification about medical detox. Don’t expect privacy, also don’t expect that you will be able to speak freely about the issues you encounter there. I was able to read my daily records on multiple occasions, because the staff just left them lying around. I was also able to read Teams messages about me, because the screen was up and right there. Some of the staff are helpful. Most of them are not. They DID help me and a lot of my peers with detox. So that’s good. This is probably an ok place if you encounter literally zero problems. But that’s unlikely.Posted on Google![]()
Ken AndersonTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
The staff here honestly really cares about everyone in their program. The therapist’s were amazing. Excellent housing and accommodations. Could not ask for a better experience, literally saved my life.Posted on Google![]()
Paul CovertTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
I’ve been clean for over 7 years but decided to take a mental health break. Once in the house found one of the toilets was clogged and feces all over the place. I suffer from narcolepsy and been taken meds for it for years. They decided not to let me have it and after years of use to make me stop a medication abruptly even with the warning not to. Needless to say it sent me into extreme withdrawal which they again didn’t treat affectively. I tried to stick it out but the withdrawals off a medication I don’t intend to get off for safety reasons was just too much. When talking to my therapist I was told to deal with it or go home. I took the next flight out. As a Recovery Coach who works with multiple people always needing to go to rehab this is one of the last resorts to send them their. Hopefully they will make changes!
Group therapy is commonly included as part of behavioral health and addiction treatment coverage, though specifics depend on individual insurance plans. Denver Recovery verifies insurance benefits before treatment begins, so you have a clear picture of what’s covered.
Contact our team for a free benefits check to confirm your coverage for group sessions.
Colorado Medicaid is not currently accepted. Plan participation can change — a benefits check confirms your own coverage.
Clear answers to common questions about treatment, support, and what to expect next.
Group sessions typically combine open discussion, structured topics, and peer feedback, guided by a trained facilitator. Sessions may focus on process work, where members discuss current challenges, or psychoeducational content covering specific recovery skills.
Groups are kept intentionally small to allow meaningful participation from every member. Exact group size can vary depending on scheduling and the specific type of group, and your clinician can share more detail based on your treatment plan.
Group therapy is a core part of many treatment plans, though the exact role it plays depends on your individual needs. Your clinician will discuss how group sessions fit alongside any individual or family therapy you’re receiving.
Topics vary by group type and often include relapse prevention, coping skills, communication, trauma-informed themes, and processing shared experiences with peers. Psychoeducational groups tend to follow a set curriculum, while process groups adapt to what members bring to the session.
Step Into A Supportive Community And Keep Moving Forward
Group therapy addiction treatment in Denver, CO, gives you more than a treatment plan. It gives you a room full of people who understand what you’re working through, guided by facilitators who know how to make that space productive and safe.
Contact Denver Recovery today to join a group session and take another step toward lasting recovery, supported by people who understand.
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