Valley Hope of Denver

08/31/2026

On Overdose Awareness Day, we remember the lives lost to overdose and stand beside the families and communities carrying that loss. Every person deserves compassion, dignity, and the opportunity to find hope in recovery.

08/29/2026

Every recovery story has the power to reach someone who needs hope. As part of Voices of Hope 2026: More Than a Cup, Valley Hope alumnus Brad H. is sharing his recovery journey and adding his voice to a growing community showing what life in recovery can look like. Read Brad’s story: https://bit.ly/3SIurPH

Valley Hope alumni, we want to hear from you, too. Share what your cup represents and the journey that brought you back to claim it. Your story could be the one that encourages someone else to keep going.
Submit your Voices of Hope story: https://bit.ly/4h1KtxS

08/26/2026

Ever wondered what happens at Writer’s Club every Thursday? Join the Valley Hope community for a free virtual recovery support meeting for a special sneak peek! Hosted by Alumni Coordinator, Dani.

Join us on your computer:
https://valleyhope.zoom.us/j/97945904389?pwd=O6TCxxUlb1AHBqDZLXLJKuVhktKNii.1
Meeting ID: 979 4590 4389
Passcode: 20745493

Join us via phone by dialing 720-928-9299. You will be asked to enter the Meeting ID (979 4590 4389 #), then enter the Passcode (20745493 #). You will be placed on a brief hold as you are admitted to the meeting by the host.

Looking forward to connecting with you!

08/22/2026

Our Intensive Outpatient Program is a flexible, non-residential treatment option designed for individuals who need structured support after residential treatment or without entering inpatient rehab. Ideal for early-stage intervention or step-down care, IOP includes individual counseling, group therapy, and recovery education—delivered by licensed addiction professionals.

Flexible addiction treatment at valley hope Intensive Outpatient Program Valley Hope’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers structured addiction

08/20/2026

Learning how to protect yourself from relapse is a key component to SUD treatment and the addiction recovery journey.

Addiction to drugs and alcohol is a chronic condition that can include relapse after periods of sobriety and even long-term recovery. In fact, according

08/19/2026

For so long, alcohol controlled everything. Saying "no" wasn’t an option because without it, the sickness took over.

"I had to drink before I did anything—before work, before a shower,...

08/18/2026

If you or someone you love has experienced a relapse, know that hope is not lost. With the right treatment, support, and self-compassion, you can recover after a relapse and continue building a healthy, fulfilling life.

Clinically Reviewed by Dan Bridges, LCSWLast reviewed: July 2026 Because addiction is medically defined as a chronic brain disease, relapse can occur

08/17/2026

Over 60 years of experience of treating addiction and relapse, Valley Hope clinical experts have developed evidence-based, practical strategies to protect your sobriety for the days that are easy and the ones that aren’t:

Clinically Reviewed by Dan Bridges, LCSWLast reviewed: July 2026 You did the hard work. You made it through detox, through treatment, through the

08/16/2026

Writing can be a powerful way to reflect, connect, and share your voice. Colorado Valley Hope alumni are invited to join our Virtual Writers Club every Thursday from 6–8 PM. Reach out to Dani to become part of the group.