Addiction Treating for Yampa Valley Adult Women and Men
Foundry Outpatient Steamboat is located right here in Steamboat Springs and offers male and female adults throughout Yampa Valley an excellent, comprehensive, and evidence-based intensive outpatient behavioral healthcare resource.
We specialize in treating Steamboat Springs and Yampa Valley-area men and women 18+ experiencing substance use disorder (addiction) and co-occurring mental health conditions. We are an LGBTQIA2+ affiliated organization and welcome people identifying as any gender.
While some of our clients may have completed a detoxification or residential treatment program to prepare for intensive outpatient treatment, a thoughtful pre-admission assessment is used to determine if our program is appropriate for each client.
Accepting Rocky Mountain Health Medicaid and most major insurance plans
Please call us at (970) 457-6370 or use our HIPAA-compliant form to verify your insurance benefits for our inpatient treatment program. An informed team member is ready to answer any questions and help you get started.
What therapies and services are used in your intensive outpatient treatment program?
We provide a comprehensive array of services to support physical, mental, and social recovery:
- Assessments & Screenings
- Group Therapy Sessions
- Individual Evidence-based Psychotherapies
- Life Skills Training
- Trauma Treatment (EMDR)
- Mindfulness Training
- Psychoeducation
- Self-Care & Wellness Programming
- Family Programming
- Continuing Care Planning
Being a member of the community makes a difference.
We live, work, and play in Steamboat Springs and Yampa Valley communities. We understand the lifestyles, traditions, and factors that impact people living in rural communities and mountain towns. Our lived experiences and the expertise of our talented clinicians truly benefits community members seeking recovery and ongoing support.
Our IOP Group Meeting Schedule:
We hold intensive outpatient treatment group sessions on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. Group therapy is a core aspect of the intensive outpatient level of care. Group meetings are extremely helpful to individuals who can learn from the experiences of others, find mutual support, and feel less alone in striving for recovery. We maintain a safe meeting environment to help all clients feel heard, comfortable, and supported.
Monday Meetings
5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday Meetings
5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Thursday Meetings
5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
How we strive to provide excellent behavioral healthcare to Yampa Valley residents
While there are more than 14,000 behavioral healthcare providers nationwide, finding effective treatment can be challenging. Our Intensive Outpatient Program is operated by people who live, work, and play in the Yampa Valley, and we understand the issues impacting individuals and families in Colorado’s rural communities and mountain towns.
We understand your lives and needs
We take the time to understand our clients, their family systems, their addiction history, and the issues they face.
Personalized Care
We provide group treatment that addresses a wide range of needs and individualized care that targets the issues you need help with most.
Clinical Experience and Skill
Experienced psychiatrists, doctors, nurses, psychologists, counselors, case managers, wellness experts, and other team members are the driving force behind treatment efficacy. An experienced team or clinical leader can possess decades of collective knowledge and experience that can make a fundamental difference in the lives of clients and lead to significantly better treatment outcomes. Whether developing a medication plan to reduce cravings, using the right therapeutic approach to address anxiety, or teaching exercises that relieve underlying pain symptoms, team member experience can make every aspect of care more effective.
Yampa Valley Resource Connection
Whether identifying appropriate 12-Step options, specialized caregivers, wellness services, or other providers, we are connected to this community, are familiar with its healthcare and recovery-supportive resources, and connect clients with the care they need to remain in recovery.
A Compassionate Mission Mindset
Substance use disorders are medical conditions, not the result of moral failings or bad decisions. The stigma surrounding addiction is one of the biggest reasons people do not seek treatment. Treating substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders should be a safe, healing, supportive, and positive experience, not a punitive one. The people of Foundry Front Range have a strong sense of mission to help individuals and families find recovery and to work in communities to reduce stigma and increase awareness.
Helping clients develop recovery-supportive lifestyles
We believe that helping people find recovery and the ability to maintain it requires more than evidence-based treatment. We find that helping clients establish healthy, recovery-supportive lifestyles that address work-life, home-life, relationships, and recreation is vital to long-term success.
Evidence-based practice
We use evidence-based practices and employ licensed professionals to offer the highest quality of care. Our program provides a modern medical approach to the treatment of addictive disorders, creates a continuing care plan, and connects clients to our active alumni community for ongoing recovery support.
What questions should I ask to identify a high-quality treatment provider?
Licensed care providers have received substantial education, training, testing, and supervision. Licensure is a sign that clinicians are qualified to practice their discipline and have been trained in a real-world setting by qualified trainers. Believe it or not, not all treatment providers are licensed or employ licensed team members. Employing licensed clinicians is a sign of quality and a commitment to providing evidence-based care.
Evidence-based therapies have been proven to be effective and are widely considered the standard of care. While some providers use evidence-based therapies, others may only offer facilitated 12-Step or group therapies.
Measurement-based care involves using symptom rating scales before, during, and after treatment to gauge clinical progress. Foundry Front Range uses the PHQ-9, GAD-7, and BAM assessments to measure clinical progress related to substance use cravings and depression and anxiety symptoms. We also use the Recovery Capital Index to identify the determinants of health that contribute to long-term recovery.
Psychiatric medications can make a crucial difference to people experiencing substance use and mental health disorders. A skilled prescriber is able to identify medications that are effective at controlling symptoms without jeopardizing recovery. Having an integrated psychiatric prescriber is advantageous and signifies that a provider believes in the value of medication-assisted treatment approaches.
Substance use disorders are chronic conditions requiring ongoing management. While clients can learn vital skills and establish a baseline of substance-free sobriety during treatment, they should have a specific plan, including medical and psychological services, support groups, and wellness services tailored to their needs and resources.
Foundry Front Range can work with most major insurance plans. Being an in-network provider with major insurance plans means more than affordability. Becoming an in-network provider requires adhering to strict quality standards, regulatory compliance, and evidence-based practices.
High-quality treatment providers measure their outcomes to ensure the effectiveness of their treatment services. Methods of measuring treatment outcomes vary. Many high-quality providers attempt to understand how long clients remain free from substance use disorder after treatment and experience reduced co-occurring mental health symptoms.
The Joint Commission Accreditation is America’s largest medical accreditation institution. Being accredited by The Joint Commission signifies that a healthcare provider meets high-quality care standards, follows compliance and safety procedures, and provides evidence-based and measurement-based care. Foundry Front Range is accredited by The Joint Commission.
