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First Responder Addiction Treatment
As a first responder, your commitment to saving lives is truly commendable. However, it’s also essential to prioritize your own well-being, particularly when faced with the mental and physical stressors associated with this line of work. Regrettably, drugs and alcohol can become detrimental coping mechanisms, impacting not just yourself but also those around you. That’s why it’s vital to find a program specializing in first responder addiction treatment, like Tree House Recovery CO, located in Colorado.
At Tree House Recovery, we recognize the distinct challenges confronting first responders, including addiction and PTSD. Our customized approach addresses all crucial areas necessary to help you regain your strength and reclaim control. Our objective is to assist you in optimizing your life physically, mentally, and emotionally, enabling you to continue serving your community with confidence.
We believe that achieving sobriety results from becoming more emotionally resilient, healthy, and ultimately content. That’s why our expert combat veteran program director, Matt Goldberg, is dedicated to doing whatever it takes to help you reach your full potential. If you’re prepared to make a change and take the first step towards a brighter future, contact us today at (720) 640-0202 to learn more about how we can assist you.
FIRST RESPONDERS ADDICTION STATISTICS
Addiction impacts roughly 10% of the general population; however, first responders face an increased risk due to the challenging and frequently traumatic aspects of their jobs. Firefighters, EMTs, and police officers risk their lives daily to safeguard our communities, which can affect their mental and physical well-being. In fact, first responders are up to four times more likely to encounter substance abuse-related issues, emphasizing the importance of specialized care for those who may be struggling.
Firefighters
Over 27% of firefighters battle substance abuse.[1]
EMTs
40% of EMTs are at high risk for addiction.[2]
Police Officers
Up to 30% of police officers suffer from addiction.[3]
Cited Sources:
1).Firefighters: SPRC, 2).EMTs: NIH, 3).Police: Psychology Today
Addiction Help for First Responders in Denver, CO
Addiction impacts roughly 10% of the general population; however, first responders face an increased risk due to the challenging and frequently traumatic aspects of their jobs. Firefighters, EMTs, and police officers risk their lives daily to safeguard our communities, which can affect their mental and physical well-being. In fact, first responders are up to four times more likely to encounter substance abuse-related issues, emphasizing the importance of specialized care for those who may be struggling.
At Tree House Recovery, we’re dedicated to supporting first responders and assisting them in overcoming addiction here in Denver, CO. Firefighters, EMTs, and police officers risk their lives every day to keep our communities safe, and we believe they deserve specialized care to address the unique challenges they encounter.
Our approach focuses on life optimization through empowerment, meaning we don’t just aim to help our clients conquer addiction, but also to live healthier, more fulfilling lives characterized by ongoing growth. Our success is measured by your ability to thrive in recovery.
If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction, we’re here to help. Our assessments are quick, free, and 100% confidential. Call us today at (720) 640-0202 to learn more about how Tree House can enhance your situation and help you reach your full potential.
FIREFIGHTERS ADDICTION TREATMENT
As a firefighter, you’re well-acquainted with the physical and emotional demands of the job. Handling trauma and saving lives can significantly impact your well-being. It’s not unusual for firefighters to resort to drugs or alcohol to cope, but there is a better way. At Tree House Recovery in Denver, we comprehend the unique challenges that firefighters encounter and provide specialized care to help you conquer addiction and regain your strength.
Our program director, combat veteran Matt Goldberg, has personally grappled with PTSD and addiction, and understands first-hand what it takes to achieve sobriety and live a fulfilling life. Goldberg and our expert staff are devoted to doing whatever it takes to help you reach your full potential and overcome addiction.
We offer customized care that addresses the specific stressors of the firefighting profession. Our comprehensive approach tackles all the key areas necessary to help you regain your strength and reclaim control. Our goal is to assist you in optimizing your life physically, mentally, and emotionally so that you can continue serving your community with confidence.
If you’re prepared to make a change and take the first step towards a brighter future, contact us today at (720) 640-0202 to learn more about how we can help. Our assessments are quick, free, and 100% confidential. Don’t let addiction hold you back – let us support you in achieving your full potential and living a healthier, happier life.
TREATMENT FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN (EMT)
As an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), we know that you experience the physical and emotional demands of the job on a daily basis. You consistently put your life on the line to save others, and it’s all too easy to neglect your own well-being in the process. We understand that, regrettably, some EMTs turn to drugs or alcohol as a way to cope with the immense stress of their job.
At Tree House Recovery in Denver, we genuinely care about the unique challenges you face as an EMT and are dedicated to providing specialized care to help you overcome addiction and regain your strength. Our program director, combat veteran Matt Goldberg, has personally navigated the difficulties of PTSD and addiction. He knows firsthand the journey to sobriety and living a fulfilling life. Goldberg, along with our compassionate and experienced staff, are wholeheartedly committed to helping you reach your full potential and conquer addiction.
We offer individualized care that directly addresses the specific stressors unique to the EMT profession. Our all-encompassing approach targets all key areas needed to help you regain your strength and reclaim control of your life. Our ultimate goal is to support you in optimizing your life physically, mentally, and emotionally, empowering you to continue serving your community with confidence and resilience.
If you’re ready to embrace change and take the first step towards a brighter, more fulfilling future, please reach out to us today at (720) 640-0202. We are here to listen and to help. Our assessments are prompt, free, and 100% confidential. You don’t have to let addiction control your life – let us stand beside you as you achieve your full potential and live a healthier, happier life.
REHAB FOR POLICE OFFICERS
As a police officer, you understand that serving and protecting your community often involves significant stress and exposure to trauma. Confronting tragedy and violence daily can impact your mental and physical well-being. Sadly, it’s not uncommon for police officers to turn to drugs or alcohol to cope with the pressures of the job.
At Tree House Recovery in Denver, we recognize the unique challenges police officers face and provide specialized care to help you overcome addiction and regain your strength. Our program director, combat veteran Matt Goldberg, personally battled PTSD and addiction, and knows firsthand the path to sobriety and a fulfilling life. Goldberg, along with our expert staff, is dedicated to supporting you in reaching your full potential and conquering addiction.
We offer customized care that addresses the specific stressors unique to the police officer profession. Our comprehensive approach covers all the key areas required to help you regain your strength and reclaim control over your life. Our goal is to help you in optimizing your life physically, mentally, and emotionally, empowering you to continue serving your community with confidence.
If you’re ready to embrace change and take the first step towards a clean future, call us today at (720) 640-0202 to learn more about how we can help. Our assessments are prompt, free, and 100% confidential. Don’t let addiction hold you back – allow us to support you in achieving your full potential and living a healthier, happier life.
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