About Sagebrush Recovery
Rooted in recovery. Built for Colorado communities.
Sagebrush Recovery is a Colorado behavioral health organization providing outpatient substance use and co-occurring mental health treatment alongside peer, recovery, and community-based support.
We believe effective care should recognize the whole person—not simply a diagnosis or a moment of crisis. Our integrated approach brings together professional clinical treatment, lived-experience support, practical skill-building, and meaningful community connection.
Sagebrush was created from both personal experience and professional work within the behavioral health system, with a commitment to providing care grounded in dignity, transparency, collaboration, and respect for each person’s individual pathway to recovery.
The Power of Sagebrush
Sagebrush is easy to overlook when standing alone. Rugged, weathered, and adapted to some of the West’s harshest conditions, it rarely calls attention to itself.
But beneath the surface is something remarkable.
Its deep roots help stabilize the land. Its branches provide shelter and protection. Across the western landscape, sagebrush supports an interconnected ecosystem far larger than any individual plant.
And when thousands grow together, what seemed ordinary on its own becomes an unmistakable part of the landscape.
That is what Sagebrush represents to us.
Recovery can be rugged. Growth is rarely perfect, and healing does not always look the way we expect it to. But when people are given the opportunity to put down roots, find meaningful connection, receive the right support, and become part of something larger than themselves, something powerful can take shape.
We recover out loud. We grow together. We become rooted in recovery.
What Guides Us
PERSON-CENTERED CARE
Recovery is deeply individual. We meet people where they are, respect their goals and autonomy, and recognize that meaningful change can take many forms.
COMMUNITY & CONNECTION
People heal in relationship with others. We believe sustainable recovery is strengthened through belonging, accountability, purpose, and meaningful connection.
INTEGRATED SUPPORT
Clinical treatment is one part of recovery. We bring together professional care, lived experience, practical support, skill-building, and community connection when appropriate.
INTEGRITY IN CARE
We believe behavioral health services should be ethical, transparent, respectful, and responsible. Doing the work the right way matters just as much as doing the work.
Different experience. Shared purpose.
Sagebrush Recovery brings together professionals and individuals with lived experience who share a commitment to ethical, person-centered behavioral health care.
Our interdisciplinary team includes licensed behavioral health professionals, addiction specialists, peer and recovery support professionals, and qualified behavioral health staff. Together, we provide clinical treatment, recovery support, skill-building, resource navigation, and community-based services based on each individual’s needs and goals.
We believe strong behavioral health care benefits from more than one perspective. Clinical expertise, lived experience, practical support, and meaningful human connection each have an important place in helping people build sustainable recovery.
Our Team
CLINICAL EXPERTISE
Licensed and credentialed behavioral health professionals provide assessment, treatment planning, counseling, therapy, and clinical programming.
LIVED EXPERIENCE
Peer professionals appropriately use lived experience to offer recovery support grounded in connection, hope, accountability, and practical understanding.
WHOLE-PERSON SUPPORT
Our team recognizes the real-world factors that affect recovery and helps individuals strengthen the skills, resources, routines, and connections needed outside the treatment setting.
COLLABORATIVE CARE
We work across disciplines and, with appropriate authorization, alongside other providers and community partners to support continuity of care.
Care Built Around People
Every person who comes to Sagebrush brings a different story, different strengths, and different ideas about what recovery should look like.
Our role is not to define recovery for them. It is to provide responsible care, meaningful support, honest guidance, and opportunities for connection while helping each individual build a life that reflects what matters to them.
Whether someone is beginning treatment, returning after a setback, rebuilding after years of substance use, or simply looking for the next right step, there is room to begin where they are.