Our Services

Care that meets you where you are.

Sagebrush Recovery provides outpatient treatment and recovery support for adults experiencing substance use and co-occurring mental health concerns.

Our integrated approach brings together clinical care, peer support, practical skill-building, and community connection—allowing each person’s services to reflect their needs, goals, and stage of recovery.

Services are available through telehealth and, depending on the service and location, in person throughout Colorado.


Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

More structure and support without stepping away from everyday life.

Sagebrush Recovery’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is designed for adults who need a higher level of care than traditional outpatient treatment but do not require residential or inpatient services.

Our virtual evening program combines structured clinical treatment with individualized support while allowing participants to continue working, caring for family, and remaining connected to their communities.

Program Structure

  • Virtual evening programming for Colorado residents

  • Three evenings per week

  • Clinical group treatment

  • Individual treatment and treatment planning

  • Support for substance use and co-occurring mental health concerns

  • Recovery, coping, emotional regulation, and relapse-prevention skills

  • Connection to additional peer and community-based support when appropriate

Sagebrush is preparing for its next IOP enrollment period. Contact our team for current program availability, eligibility, and anticipated start dates.

Individualized behavioral health treatment with room for real life.

Our clinical team provides outpatient treatment for adults seeking support with substance use, recovery, mental health concerns, and the challenges that often accompany major life change.

Treatment is individualized rather than one-size-fits-all. Depending on clinical need and treatment goals, services may include individual counseling, therapy, group treatment, assessment, and ongoing treatment planning.

Individual Treatment May Address

  • Substance use and recovery

  • Co-occurring mental health concerns

  • Anxiety, depression, and emotional regulation

  • Trauma, grief, and major life transitions

  • Relationships, communication, and boundaries

  • Relapse prevention and recovery maintenance

  • Identity, self-worth, and personal growth

Clinical Groups

Our therapist-led groups provide structured opportunities to practice new skills, gain insight, strengthen recovery, and connect with others working toward similar goals.

Group topics and availability vary based on current programming and community need.

Outpatient Clinical Care


Support from people who understand that recovery happens outside the therapy room, too.

Peer support is an important part of Sagebrush Recovery’s integrated model.

Our peer and behavioral health support team provides non-clinical, person-centered support focused on helping individuals identify their own goals, strengthen recovery capital, navigate challenges, and build meaningful lives in recovery.

Support may include:

  • Developing recovery goals and routines

  • Identifying strengths, barriers, and next steps

  • Building accountability and healthy structure

  • Navigating difficult moments and recovery challenges

  • Connecting with community resources and recovery supports

  • Exploring employment, education, wellness, and life goals

  • Strengthening natural supports and community connection

  • Reentry support for justice-involved individuals

Peer services may be provided virtually, by phone, or in person when available in the client’s community.

Peer & Recovery Support


Recovery is about more than reducing symptoms.

Sagebrush offers supportive programming that helps clients build practical skills, confidence, connection, and independence.

Services and groups are developed around the real-world challenges people encounter while rebuilding their lives and may include:

  • Stress management and emotional regulation

  • Healthy communication and boundaries

  • Goal setting and time management

  • Job readiness and employment support

  • Financial literacy and daily living skills

  • Wellness and healthy routines

  • Recovery maintenance

  • Community resource navigation

  • Reentry and reintegration support

  • Building healthy social and community connections

Some groups are clinically facilitated while others are led by qualified peer or behavioral health support staff. Available groups may vary by location, population, and current programming.

Contact us to learn what groups are currently available.

Groups, Life Skills & Community-Based Support

Where We Provide Care

Colorado care with roots in mountain communities.

Clinical services are available through telehealth to eligible clients throughout Colorado.

Sagebrush also provides in-person peer and community-based services in select communities across Colorado’s mountain regions, including areas along the Front Range, Central Mountains, and Western Slope.

Our home office is located in Salida, Colorado, and we continue to expand access in communities where behavioral health and recovery resources can be difficult to reach.


Insurance & Payment

Coverage depends on the service being provided, the client’s health plan, geographic region, provider eligibility, and current payer agreements.

Sagebrush works with Colorado Medicaid members and also offers self-pay options for certain services. Because coverage can differ between programs and services, our team will help determine eligibility and available options before services begin.

Not sure whether your plan covers services? Contact us. We’re happy to help you understand your options.


You Don’t Have to Know Exactly What You Need

Whether you’re looking for support for yourself, helping someone you care about, or making a professional referral, you don’t need to figure out the right service on your own.

Start by reaching out. Our team can learn more about what’s going on, answer your questions, and help identify an appropriate next step.

If you are experiencing a medical or behavioral health emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. For immediate mental health or substance use crisis support, call or text 988.