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Sober Living | Rocky Mountain Sober Living LLC | Colorado Springs Your Life Belongs to You. Take It Back. Find support and structure at Rocky Mountain Sober Living, a DBA of Purple Mountain Recovery, a 501 (c) (3) where recovery and lasting sobriety begin.
We're here to listen, 24/7 — call us anytime. Rocky Mountain Sober Living To apply for Men's or Women's Sober Living, please click on the following link Purple Mountain Recovery Inc To apply please click on the following link: Enhanced Wellness Programs: Our Enhanced Wellness Programs offer significant advantages for individuals beginning their recovery journey.
These programs provide a strong sense of community, ensuring participants know they are not alone in their struggles. Sharing personal experiences fosters empathy, understanding, and meaningful connections among peers. Group counseling sessions offer a platform for valuable feedback, encouragement, and support from those who have faced similar challenges within a structured environment.
Observing the progress of fellow residents promotes accountability and inspires individuals to stay committed to their recovery. Through shared insights and mutual support, residential treatment empowers individuals to overcome addiction and build a foundation for lasting wellness.
Peer Support Services are provided by Purple Mountain Recovery Comprehensive Addiction Recovery Program At Rocky Mountain Sober Living, accountability is a cornerstone of our Comprehensive Addiction Recovery Program. To ensure the highest level of integrity and support in our clients' recovery journeys, we implement rigorous monitoring practices as part of our Accountability Phase.
Our approach to accountability combines cutting-edge technology with compassionate care, fostering an environment of trust and success. This phase is designed to empower clients to take control of their recovery, supported by transparent and reliable systems. Bi-Weekly Laboratory Confirmatory Tests Each client undergoes two laboratory-confirmed tests per week to monitor for substance use.
These tests are conducted with the utmost precision and confidentiality. The samples are analyzed by Genesis Reference Labs, a trusted leader in toxicology and confirmatory testing. This ensures that our program maintains the highest standards of accuracy, reliability, and client care.
https://genesisreferencelabs. com/ Personal Breathalyzer for Continuous Monitoring To further reinforce accountability, each client is provided with their own personal breathalyzer device, which is remotely monitored by iBAC. These devices enable real-time monitoring, ensuring compliance with sobriety goals while providing clients with a tangible tool for accountability.
We are Sorry, but our funding source has been shut down until further notice. Not sure how you can afford it? At Rocky Mountain Sober Living (RMSL), we understand that our prospective clients often have difficulty getting the program fees together.
The good news is that we can access various organizations to help you with that first month's costs. So call us, and we can put you in touch with them.
9 Beds for men at this Location Home has 6 bedrooms and 11 beds Home has 6 bedrooms and 11 beds Has 6 bedrooms and 11 beds 9 Beds for woman at this Location House Phone 719-375-8617 House Phone Number 719-300-7941 The home has three bedrooms with 6 Beds and 3 Bath Rocky Mountain Sober Living "Impossible is just a word thrown around by small men and women who find it easier to live in the world they've been given than to explore the power they have to change it.
Impossible is not a fact. It's an opinion. Impossible is potential.
Impossible is temporary. Impossible is nothing." We at Rocky Mountain Sober Living feel that there are many ways up the mountain of recovery.
We are an All Pathway Recovery Facility. But we do encourage our clients to attend AA, NA, CA, and Celebrate Recovery meetings and work on the 12 steps in the big book. After all, they saved the lives of Mike and Joni, the owners of RMSL; we suggest that our clients work with a certified peer recovery coach.
This service is free to you or your loved one through our connections. Our clients continue utilizing the techniques they learn through our structured facilities long after reintegrating into their communities. Our proven action program becomes a part of their life, enabling them to become successful, caring members of their community, family, and businesses as never before.
We also do a 256-panel lab-tested drug screen once per week. This allows us to accept medical-assisted treatment clients into our homes. As a result, we can see our clients' levels at any given time.
We are a Level II Certified Recovery Residence in the state of Colorado. We are currently taking applications for all Six of our homes. See below for locations.
Rocky Mountain Sober Living offers both men's and women's homes with a structured, supportive environment for individuals seeking recovery. Our goal is to provide an affordable sober living facility to those who want to overcome their addictions and pursue a new, healthier lifestyle—free from alcohol and chemical dependency.
We offer a place to feel human again, establish a disciplined life, and regain and maintain a robust recovery program while experiencing the relational support necessary to sustain a sober existence. All Pathway Recovery Facility We at Rocky Mountain Sober Living feel that there are many ways up the mountain of recovery. We are an All Pathway Recovery Facility.
But we do encourage our clients to attend AA, NA, CA, and Celebrate Recovery meetings and work on the 12 steps in the big book. After all, they saved the lives of Mike and Joni, the owners of RMSL; we suggest that our clients work with a certified peer recovery coach. This service is free to you or your loved one through our connections.
Our clients continue utilizing the techniques they learn through our structured facilities long after reintegrating into their communities. Our proven action program becomes a part of their life, enabling them to become successful, caring members of their community, family, and businesses as never before.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations that provide sober living environments and support for individuals in recovery from substance use disorders. Emphasizes peer support, community-oriented environments, and integrated treatment plans. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Rocky Mountain Sober Living Grant is funded by Rocky Mountain Sober Living. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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