Fort Carson Rehab Resources

Colorado continues to witness the devastating effects of the disease of addiction. Alcohol and drug abuse occur even among our active duty and veteran military members, including those stationed in Fort Carson, Colorado. Underlying mental health conditions continue to be a consistent issue that many in the armed forces often deal with alone. For more information on AspenRidge military resources go here.

If you’re unsure of where to start, the list of provided Fort Carson rehab resources offers information on various group therapy meetings, programs, and other community help centers that address addiction, substance dependency, and co-occurring mental health issues.

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Fort Carson, Colorado

Located nearest to Colorado’s second largest metro area Colorado Springs, Fort Carson is a military post in El Paso, Pueblo, Fremont, and Huerfano counties. With a population of over 15,000 residents, this small military community is dedicated to housing, training, and providing for Army-based families. The base sits eight miles south of Colorado Springs city center and boasts the same breathtaking views of the Great Plains in the East and Rocky Mountains to the West. In addition to the Army, Fort Carson also hosts units of the Army Reserve, Navy Reserve and the Colorado Army National Guard. Fort Carson was also home to the 5th Infantry Division, known as the Red Devils.

Fort Carson, Colorado Rehab Resources & Addiction Programs

Fort Carson is a beautiful military establishment that houses and trains members serving in various military branches. While it’s a close knit community, addiction is still a disease that many residents and their families face. In addition, active duty military and Veterans carry a higher risk of developing Post Traumatic Stress Disorder – some rates as high as 34%, according to the National Institute of Health – and may be in search of Colorado trauma treatment. If this applies to you, we want you to know that there are resources available. In fact, there are many Fort Carson rehab resources that can help to address substance abuse and underlying mental health concerns.

Support Groups and Recovery Meetings in Fort Carson

Recovering from a substance use disorder (SUD) is not simple task. Those battling addiction benefit from support and help from the local community resources. Peer support, for example, may show higher success rates for long-term recovery. Those who get more support from those around them are more likely to do well.

There are many different types of recovery meetings and support groups out there. There are 12-step programs, like Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, and science-based programs like Self-Management and Recovery Training (SMART) meetings.

Alcoholics Anonymous

Alcoholics Anonymous, also known by its acronym “AA”, is an organization built to help individuals battling from alcohol use disorder (AUD). This organization was founded in Ohio. Today, it provides those facing alcohol addiction a resource and support group to overcome this deadly disease. AA is widely available in nearly every community of the United States.

AA meetings are available for anyone wishing to attend. The only requirement is to stop drinking and to have a desire to achieve sobriety. There are no fees to become an AA member. Some AA members will attend multiple meetings per week, especially early on in their recoveries.

AA meetings are faith-based, which means that members put their faith in a power greater than themselves to help them recover. The higher power does not have to be a religious figure. It can simply be a belief in oneself. AA is quite effective. A study found that those who attended AA were able to abstain from alcohol at better rates than those who didn’t attend.

Fort Carson, CO AA Meetings

Finding an AA meeting near you might be just what you need to find support to stop drinking. Some Fort Carson, Colorado AA meetings available include:

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Broadmoor 12×12 Step Study
Broadmoor Community Church
12 Steps & 12 Traditions, Closed, Concurrent with Al-Anon, Step Meeting

Easy Does It – 9 AM
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access,

Security Eye Opener
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open

Easy Does It – 12 PM
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access,

Easy Does It – 4 PM
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access,

Easy Does It – 7 PM
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access,

Easy Does It – 10 PM
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access,

Central Group
Central Group
Child-Friendly, Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Off the Wall Meeting
Salvation Army RJ Montgomery Center
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Sought Through Prayer & Meditation
Broadmoor Community Church
Meditation, Open, Wheelchair Access

Easy Does It – 9 AM
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access,

Easy Does It – 12 PM
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access,

Easy Does It – 4 PM
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access,

Faithful Few
Central Group
Discussion, Open

The Grapevine Meeting
Downtown Group
Discussion, Grapevine, Open, Wheelchair Access

Central Step Study
Central Group
Child-Friendly, Open, Step Meeting

Downtown Nooners
Downtown Group
As Bill Sees It, Child-Friendly, Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

No Rules Only Suggestions
Colorado Springs Area Service Office
Big Book, Open

Noon Meeting
Clean Slate Meeting Place
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Easy Does It
Easy Does It Group
Open, Wheelchair Access,
4.17 miles from the center of Fort Carson, CO

Easy Does It
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access,
4.17 miles from the center of Fort Carson, CO

Easy Does It
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Easy Does It 12×12
Easy Does It Group
12 Steps & 12 Traditions, Open, Step Meeting, Tradition Study, Wheelchair Access

Easy Does It
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Central Tuesday Women’s Meeting Women
Central Group
Child-Friendly, Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access, Women

Central Speaker’s Meeting
Central Group
Child-Friendly, Open, Speaker

Central Group
Central Group
Big Book, Child-Friendly, Open

Central Group Big Book Study
Central Group
Big Book, Open

Easy Does It
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Living Sober, Open, Wheelchair Access

Easy Does It
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access,

Easy Does It
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Easy Does It Womens Women
Easy Does It Group
Open, Wheelchair Access, Women

Easy Does It
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

12×12 at Central
Central Group
12 Steps & 12 Traditions, Child-Friendly, Open, Step Meeting, Wheelchair Access

Central Group
Central Group
Child-Friendly, Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

One Day at a Time
Chadbourn Gospel Mission
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Living Sober South Group
Broadmoor Community Church
Living Sober, Open

Easy Does It
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access,

Easy Does It
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Easy Does It Womens Women
Easy Does It Group
Open, Wheelchair Access, Women

Easy Does It
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Central Literature Study
Central Group
Child-Friendly, Open, Wheelchair Access

Central Beginner’s Meeting
Central Group
Child-Friendly, Discussion, Newcomer, Open, Wheelchair Access

Big Book Study UPH
Union Printers Home
Big Book, Open, Wheelchair Access

Men’s Group Men
Grace Lutheran Church
Closed, Discussion, Men, Wheelchair Access

Downtown Nooners
Downtown Group
As Bill Sees It, Child-Friendly, Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Downtown Group: The Real Deal
Downtown Group
Discussion, Newcomer, Open, Wheelchair Access

A Common Solution
Broadmoor Community Church
Closed, Discussion

Easy Does It
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access,

Easy Does It
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Easy Does It Womens Women
Easy Does It Group
Open, Wheelchair Access, Women

Easy Does It
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Candlelight Meeting
Central Group
Discussion, Open

Central Group
Central Group
Child-Friendly, Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Central Dirty Nine-Thirty
Central Group
Child-Friendly, Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Keep It Simple
Central Group
Child-Friendly, Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Downtown Nooners
Downtown Group
As Bill Sees It, Child-Friendly, Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Downtown Friday Nite Hope Speaker Meeting
Downtown Group
Open, Speaker, Wheelchair Access

Easy Does It
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access,

Easy Does It
Easy Does It Group
Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Central Newcomer’s
Central Group
Child-Friendly, Newcomer, Open

Central Group
Central Group
Child-Friendly, Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Central Dirty Nine-Thirty
Central Group
Child-Friendly, Discussion, Open, Wheelchair Access

Springs Rescue Mission
Springs Rescue Mission
Discussion, Open

There is a Solution
There is a Solution
Open

Downtown Nooners
Downtown Group
As Bill Sees It, Child-Friendly, Discussion, Newcomer, Open, Wheelchair Access

Downtown Saturday Night Meeting
Downtown Group
Open, Speaker, Wheelchair Access

SMART Meetings

A few Colorado rehab resources include self-management and training meetings, also known as SMART meetings. Learn practical skills, like the ABCs of REBT, or how to work through relapse triggers. Similar to AA meetings, SMART meetings are based on group therapy and support, but unlike AA do not involve faith-based systems. Instead, these meetings are science-based and follow a 4-point program. They’re different from standard 12-step programs. These meetings help members learn how to manage behaviors associated with addiction

Self-Management and Recovery Training (SMART) Meetings in Fort Carson

Currently, there is one SMART meetings available near Fort Carson, Colorado. Be sure to stay updated with new meeting times and locations via the SMART Recovery website here.

Family Life Center in Fort Carson, CO
Time: Tuesday – 11:15 AM – 12:45 AM
Location: Family Life Center, BLDG 1659, Fort Carson, CO 80913

We accept most major insurance and have affordable cash pay options

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Al-Anon Meetings for Families Facing Addiction

The families of addicts need assistance too. They are also going through a difficult time although most people don’t realize it. Loved ones of alcoholics may feel the need to help them get over the addiction. They may dedicate a lot of time and money to helping the alcoholic only to get burned at the end. Many loved ones will get burned out dealing with the addiction.

Loved ones who feel that they need a little more support should go to Al-Anon meetings. These meetings are also faith-based and follow the same twelve steps. At these meetings, members can openly talk about what they’re going through. They can also seek support and a shoulder to lean on from other members. Al-Anon members are very comforting and inviting.

Alateen Meetings are Available in Fort Carson, CO

There is one Alateen meeting available in the Boulder, Colorado. With that said, any teenagers who are interested in going to an Alateen meeting will find that there are a lot more options if they expand their search to nearby cities. Choose from Fort Carson rehab resources that are focused on individuals battling with addiction and family members impacted from the disease of addiction.

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Finding Fort Carson Addiction Help

If you’re here, chances are you’re in search of resources near you. Our 24/7 helpline is accessible for residents of Fort Carson, CO in need of immediate support or who may have questions on finding substance abuse and mental health programs. We’d be happy to point you to the resources that are the best fit for your situation. Give us a call now.

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Nar Anon – Fort Carson Rehab Resources

Searching for additional Fort Carson rehab resources? Nar Anon meetings are for loved ones of recovering drug addicts. These meetings help loved ones learn how to approach drug addiction from a different perspective. These meetings also help loved family and friends learn how to move forward despite the addicts’ choices. It’s easy to get sucked into the addiction.

Nar Anon follows the same twelve steps as Al-Anon and Alateen. These meetings are also faith-based, which means that members put their faith in a power greater than themselves.

There are several Nar Anon meetings in Fort Carson, Colorado. Check link below to see the options available.

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Fort Carson Rehab Resources for LBGTQ+

Rates of substance abuse and addiction are higher among people in the LGBTQ+ community than in other segments of society. Having access to LGBTQ Drug and Alcohol rehab programs catering to specific LGBTQ-issues is imperative to help individuals overcome the disease of addiction.

AspenRidge provides a continuum of care of individuals facing substance abuse issues and co-occurring mental health disorders. We offer inclusive support for LGBTQ community and residents throughout the state of Colorado. Our programs include:

Partial Hospitalization Day Program (PHP)
Day Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Outpatient Program

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Fort Carson Rehab Resources: Online Addiction Programs

AA or NA and other mutual support groups may not be enough. Many recovering addicts may find that they still need additional support. Some recovering addicts may not always be able to make it to in-person meetings. In these situations, these individuals should consider looking online for more support.

AspenRidge REACH

AspenRidge Recover just unveiled Colorado’s first fully integrated online addiction treatment through REACH Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). Telehealth has greatly expanded reach for health care systems and programs, but AspenRidge’s REACH is designed with our local communities in mind. The mental health and addiction needs of Coloradans statewide indicate large gaps in accessibility and affordability for effective treatment programs. We’re working to change these numbers.

There are many online support groups available that can help recovering addicts get one step closer to addiction recovery. These and other groups are wonderful resources. Take a look at some of the options available below:

Therapy Tribe – Therapy Tribe offers many different ways for recovering addicts to connect with other people in recovery. They have a social media platform that makes it easier for recovering addicts to meet people that they can identify with.
Daily Strength – Daily Strength offers recovering addicts an easy way to find people with similar addictions. They offer support groups and opportunities to meet with others in their online groups.

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