At CeDAR – Center for Dependency, Addiction and Rehabilitation, we believe recovery will look differently for everyone. Using a multidisciplinary assessment process, you and your treatment team will collaborate to create goals for your individualized care.
We were ranked Colorado’s #1 Addiction Treatment Center by Newsweek in 2021 based on the quality of care, quality of service, quality of follow-up care, and accommodations and amenities.
Contact CeDAR today by calling 720.848.3000 to learn more about our full continuum of programs.
For the third year in a row, CeDAR was recognized as one of the country’s top addiction treatment facilities and is #1 in Colorado, again!
“I arrived at CeDAR with a fractured mind, body, and soul. The professionals and programs at CeDAR put me back together and guided me down the path of willingness, self-awareness, and forgiveness. My life has been transformed and the clarity of each day is remarkable! It simply would not have been possible without CeDAR.”
– NICOLE
“This place is absolutely incredible!!! I am so grateful that the entire staff were so professional, kind and super easy to get along with. I couldn’t have made it through my difficult time without them. The food was really good, the outside of the campus is gorgeous and the rooms were very nice as well. Thank you CeDAR for everything!!! I would recommend this place to everyone that has any kind of substance abuse problem.”
– KRIS J.
“I am so grateful for this program and all the staff there! They are the best dial diagnosis program in the Metro Denver area!”
– HEATHER M.
“I went to CeDAR in 2018 and have stayed sober ever since. CeDAR gave me hope when I was hopeless. It introduced me to a phenomenal community of people I can truly connect with. My life has blossomed since I went to CeDAR and I can honestly say it was the best decision I’ve ever made.”
– DANA B.
If you or someone you care for is in crisis, we want you to know that you are not alone. Contact CeDAR today by calling 720.848.3000 or e-mailing us to learn more about our full continuum of programs listed above.
“Random acts of kindness toward others can increase oxytocin, which is a hormone that makes us feel connected to each other and that we can trust each other,” says Rachel Slick, LCSW, a behavioral health clinician at UCHealth, which recently has launched a health initiative focused on random acts of kindness SEE THE FULL STORY…
CeDAR’s Addiction Psychiatrist, Dr. Patrick Fehling, discusses the current trend of day drinking while working from home during COVID-19, and how some may struggle to stop when they return to work. It’s a concerning trend for Public Health Officials in our state. Kevin Torres reports for KDVR Fox 31. SEE THE FULL STORY HERE
Tuesday 7:30pmMoms in Recovery Grouphttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/81973348243 Password: momsrecoClosed to CeDAR moms
Tuesday 8:00pmDads in Recovery Group
