Using the Colorado DVOMB standards, treatment focuses on the core competencies. Competencies include concepts such as accountability, victim empathy, and understanding power and control behaviors. Our orientation provides pertinent information to help you successfully navigate the treatment process. We offer groups for both men and women.

Work one-on-one with therapist for support focusing on your individual needs.

Our Minimum 17-week program curriculum is written for domestic violence offenders. And assists offenders with competencies that focus on child-centered parenting skills, child developmental stages, nurturing children, co-parenting skills as well as effective communication with children.

Implement a child-centered approach to parenting. Develop discrepancy between the current approach to parenting and the child's need for nurturing.  Gain understanding of developmental needs of children. Recognize the value of listening to, and praising children. Eliminate barriers to better relationships. Accept the importance of valuing the children's other parent.  Recognizing and changing unhealthy, hurtful, abusive, and neglectful parenting behaviors.  Problem-solving in difficult situations and re-building trust and healing.

MRT is a more structured type of cognitive behavioral therapy and was created for the more resistant population. It is evidence based and is currently utilized for treatment in over 9 countries. It is a 12-step curriculum that utilizes a workbook. MRT outcome studies show a reduction in the recidivism rate of offenders 30%–50% for periods up to 20 years after release. Re-arrest and re-incarceration rates can be up to 65% lower than expected. The transformation that the offenders go through is truly amazing. The programs are a very good tool in helping offenders make changes in their thinking and realize their potential to have a positive and healthy life free of crime.

Education focuses on how substances impact the brain, how trauma and family of origin impact the addiction process while providing individuals strategies for sober living.

DUI Level II Education and Therapy. We utilize Interactive Journaling, evidence-based curriculum from The Change Companies. First-time Colorado DUI offenders may be required to complete Level II Education and Therapy groups based on the results of their alcohol evaluation.  In the state of Colorado,  DUI offenders with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of 0.08 are considered legally drunk. And will be court ordered for DUI Level II Education and Therapy.  All offenders are required to complete 24  hours (2 hours per week) of DUI Level II Education followed by the appropriate Track Therapy (2 hours):

Track A:  24 hours of Education plus 21 weeks of therapy (42 hours)

Track B: 24 hours of Education plus 26 weeks of therapy (52 hours)

Track C: 24 hours of Education plus 34 weeks of therapy (68 hours)

Track D: 24 hours of Education plus 43  weeks of therapy (86 hours)

Our best thinking got us where we are. If you’re thinking led to legal charges, this group may be the perfect fit. Learn about and identify high-risk thinking errors, high-risk feelings, high-risk behaviors and how they are connected and related to maladaptive behaviors. Gain understanding of the origin of erroneous beliefs within the family system. Demonstrate healthy paradigm shifts from cognitive distortions. We also offer Thinking for A Change (T4C).