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First Responder Addiction Treatment
First responders’ commitment to saving lives is respectable. Unfortunately, many people often overlook the stressors of this line of work that negatively impact the physical and mental health of our first responders. Drugs and alcohol can become the ways first responders cope, but these substances can impact their overall well-being, causing harm to themselves and the people around them. Seeking comprehensive help that understands the unique challenges first responders experience with addiction is important, which is why our Denver rehab offers a specialized program dedicated to treating first responders.
At Tree House Recovery, we provide a customized addiction treatment plan that addresses the crucial factors contributing to addiction to help you regain your strength and take control. We’re here to help you strengthen your body, mind, and spirit—so you can keep serving your community with confidence and resilience.
We believe that true sobriety goes beyond staying clean—it’s about building emotional strength, improving your health, and finding a deeper sense of fulfillment in life. Program director Matt Goldberg—a combat veteran passionate about helping others thrive in recovery—leads our team of addiction counselors. If you or someone you love is ready to begin recovery in Denver, call our admissions team at (720) 640-0202 to learn more about our specialized first responder rehab.
ADDICTION REHAB AND KEY STATISTICS FOR FIRST RESPONDERS
About 1 in 10 people struggle with addiction—but the risk is even higher for first responders. Firefighters, EMTs, and police officers put themselves in harm’s way daily to protect others. Over time, the intense stress and trauma of the job can take a serious toll on both mental and physical health. First responders are up to four times more likely to face substance use challenges. That’s why finding care designed specifically for their unique experiences is so important—because no one should have to navigate recovery alone.
Firefighters
More than 27% of firefighters struggle with substance use.1
EMTs
40% of EMTs face a high risk of developing an addiction.2
Police Officers
Nearly 30% of police officers live with a substance use disorder.3
ALCOHOL AND DRUG REHAB FOR FIRST RESPONDERS IN DENVER
Tree House Recovery is dedicated to helping first responders discover long-term recovery in Denver, Colorado. Our specialized treatment provides the care our first responders deserve for risking their lives each day and facing unique stressors and challenges that impact their well-being.
Our treatment approach optimizes life through empowerment. We help clients overcome their addictions and teach them life skills that make long-term recovery possible. We measure success by how well they thrive, not just in treatment, but in life.
Tree House Recovery is here to help you overcome addiction. Call us today at (720) 640-0202 for a fast, free, and confidential assessment to start your recovery and reach your full potential.
FIREFIGHTERS ADDICTION TREATMENT IN DENVER, CO
Firefighters constantly face physical and emotional demands daily on the job that can impact their health. Many firefighters cope with stress and trauma with drugs and alcohol, but there is a more effective way to manage these feelings. Our team of addiction counselors at our rehab in Denver understands the unique challenges firefighters face and provides structure, support, and compassionate care to help them take their power back from addiction and build a strong foundation for recovery.
We offer customized addiction treatment that addresses the specific stressors and triggers firefighters face at work. Our comprehensive approach targets the emotional, mental, and physical factors impacted by addiction that are needed to reclaim control and live a healthy, sober lifestyle. By optimizing your whole body, you can continue to serve and confidently protect your community.
We offer customized addiction treatment that addresses the specific stressors and triggers firefighters face at work. Our comprehensive approach targets the emotional, mental, and physical factors impacted by addiction that are needed to reclaim control and live a healthy, sober lifestyle. By optimizing your whole body, you can continue to serve and confidently protect your community.
SPECIALIZED REHAB FOR EMTS IN DENVER, CO
Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) put themselves at risk to help others, often at the expense of their own well-being. For some EMTs, drugs or alcohol can feel like a way to cope with the weight of the job. We recognize the unique challenges these first responders face. Our specialized program helps EMTs break free from addiction and build lasting tools for lifelong sobriety.
We tailor care to the real-life challenges EMTs face every day. Our holistic approach helps you rebuild from the inside out—restoring physical strength, supporting mental health, and reconnecting you emotionally. We guide you as you regain control of your life, so you can keep showing up for your community with confidence and resilience.
We’re here for you if you’re ready to take that first step toward a healthier, more meaningful life. Call us today at (720) 640-0202—we’d love to help you get started. Our assessments are quick, free, and 100% confidential and will help you understand the best treatment plan for lasting recovery.
REHAB FOR POLICE OFFICERS IN DENVER, CO
Police officers face significant stress and trauma while serving and protecting their community. Confronting tragedy and violence daily can impact their mental and physical health. While some police officers use alcohol and drugs to cope with these triggers, there is a better way. Our Denver rehab offers specialized care to help police officers understand and address the roots of addiction and develop coping skills and relapse prevention skills to lead a healthy, sober life.
Our comprehensive approach covers all the key areas required to help you regain your strength and reclaim control over your life. We’re here to help you strengthen your body, mind, and spirit—so you can keep showing up for your community with confidence and purpose.
Our Colorado admissions team can help you find the best path toward recovery with a fast, free, and confidential assessment. Don’t let addiction hold you back—allow us to support you in achieving your full potential and living a healthier, happier life.
Summary: Tree House Recovery in Denver offers a specialized addiction treatment program tailored for first responders, including firefighters, EMTs, and law enforcement officers. Our holistic approach addresses the unique stressors and traumas these professionals face every day to foster lasting recovery.
FAQs About First Responder Addiction Treatment
Tree House Recovery offers a specialized treatment track for first responders’ unique challenges. We combine physical conditioning, trauma-informed therapy, and peer support to build strength, resilience, and long-term sobriety.
We follow strict HIPAA guidelines and prioritize discretion in every part of the process. Tree House Recovery CO protects your privacy from the moment you contact us through every step of care.
We offer flexible outpatient scheduling to support clients with demanding or irregular work shifts.
Absolutely. Our program includes trauma-focused care, including EMDR and cognitive behavioral therapy, to help address job-related PTSD and chronic stress.
Yes. We offer family education, therapy, structured support groups, and other resources to support healing at home. Involving loved ones can strengthen recovery and improve long-term outcomes.
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Sources
- I-Team: National Data Shows Firefighters’ Mental, Emotional Health Not Getting Enough Attention. NBC New York. https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/firefighters-mental-health-survey-ptsd/1809926/
- Donnelly E, Siebert D. Occupational Risk Factors in the Emergency Medical Services. Prehospital and Disaster Medicine. Published 2009;24(5):422-429. doi:https://doi.org/10.1017/S1049023X00007251
- Cidambi I. Police and Addiction. Psychology Today. Published March 30, 2018. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/sure-recovery/201803/police-and-addiction