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In-home recovery support · Colorado and Wyoming · 720-760-1354
Recover at Home

How it works

How in-home recovery coaching works

We use a step-down model in every program. We determine how much support you need and we step down as you progress through recovery. Our licensed clinicians lead treatment; our coaches carry out the plan, every day, at home.

  1. 1

    A free initial consult

    We listen to what’s going on and help you find the right program. You’ll talk with Michele, our Director of Operations. We will respond to all inquiries within 48 hours.

  2. 2

    We build your team

    Our in-house therapist, dietitian, licensed addiction counselor and ERP therapist build your plan with you, all in one place. We also work alongside any providers you already have.

  3. 3

    Your personalized plan

    After getting to know you, your family and your team, we map out the milestones that guide when we decrease support.

  4. 4

    Step down, then step back

    Support goes down as you progress, until accountability is fully transferred from coach to the individual.

What step-down support looks like in each program

Pick a program to see an example. About 6 months is the most common length outside eating disorders.

Eating disorders

Average length is 6-18 months from start to finish. This depends on the individual and the severity of their eating disorder.

Month 1 and 2
10-12 hours/day, 7 days/week
Month 3 and 4
8 hours/day, 7 days/week
Month 5 and 6
6 hours/day, 6 days/week
Month 7 and 8
4 hours/day, 5 days/week
Month 9 and 10
2 hours/day, 3 days/week
Month 11 and 12
1 hour every other week

More about eating disorders → · An example only. Your plan and pace are set with your treatment team.

In every program

  • Our coaching method using personalized milestones
  • Recovery coaches with lived experience
  • Collaboration and communication with your treatment team
  • Rides to appointments and debriefs afterwards
  • Support for the whole family

Our philosophy

Flexible, compassionate, trauma-informed and client-centered.

To create a safe, nurturing, and supportive environment where recovery can unfold organically.

Contact us to discuss prices. Families use private pay, insurance through a single case agreement when approved, and HSA/FSA. Paying for care

Questions families ask us

Don’t see yours? Ask us directly.

What does a recovery coach do?

They carry out the plan our clinical team sets, every day, at home and in your community: meals and routines, coping tools in the moment, accountability between appointments, and rides to appointments with a debrief afterwards. All of our coaches have their own recovery experience.

Do we need our own treatment team?

No. Our in-house therapist, dietitian, licensed addiction counselor and ERP therapist can make up your team, all in one place. If you already have providers you love, we work alongside them.

Are coaches therapists?

No. Our licensed clinicians lead treatment, and our coaches carry out their plan every day at home. Coaches are trained, supervised and have their own lived recovery experience.

Do you take insurance?

Coaching can be private pay or, for some plans, covered through a single case agreement. Many families also use HSA or FSA funds. Contact us to discuss prices.

Where do you work?

In your home and out in your community, across Colorado and Wyoming, for every program.

What if someone has more than one of these?

Many people do. We start with what matters most right now, and our programs work together under one team.

My child doesn’t want help. Can you still work with them?

Yes. We don’t require anyone to be “ready” or to want recovery. We work alongside them wherever they are, which paradoxically often creates more openness to change than forced compliance ever does.

See all the ways we help, example plans, or meet the team.