A Boulder Approach to Care

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We care for you as a person and want you to succeed.

Everyone has their own unique journey to wellness. Our job is to get to know you, help with the needs you have, show respect for you, and support you in a long-term recovery. Your Boulder Team has several types of caregivers who will each partner with you in different ways.

Your goals matter.

Being a partner in your care means knowing what your hopes are. Your Boulder team wants to know what’s important to you. It might mean a better relationship with your family, getting your driver's license back, being less depressed, finding a good job, or heading back to school. Everyone has different goals that can evolve over time. We are here to help you achieve yours.

We’re not here to catch you doing something wrong.

Recovery is hard enough without feeling like your treatment can be taken away from you at any point. Our job is to meet you where you are and support your unique recovery. While we have certain things we may expect from you and that you can expect of us, our general approach is for us to work together as partners.

We’re here for the ups and the downs.

For most people, recovery is a marathon, not a sprint. It has its ups and downs. We’ll work to earn your trust so that we can be there for you when things are going well and help you out when they’re not. We’re in this with you for the long term.

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