Correctional Psychology Associates

Correctional Psychology Associates is a substance use treatment center in Denver, CO.

Substance use treatmentCo-occurring mental health and substance use treatmentOutpatientIntensive outpatient treatmentInsurance AcceptedCo-occurring mental and substance use disorders
Correctional Psychology Associates facility

At a Glance

Location

420 East 58th Avenue, Denver, CO 80216

Primary Focus

Substance use treatmentCo-occurring mental health and substance use treatment

Treatment Settings

OutpatientIntensive outpatient treatmentRegular outpatient treatment

Treatment Approaches

Cognitive behavioral therapyDialectical behavior therapyMotivational interviewingTrauma-related counselingMatrix ModelRelapse preventionSubstance abuse counselingAnger managementBrief intervention

Special Programs

Co-occurring mental and substance use disordersCourt or judicial system referrals

About Correctional Psychology Associates

Correctional Psychology Associates in Denver, Colorado offers outpatient substance use treatment with a specific focus on individuals navigating the criminal-legal system. The program addresses co-occurring disorders through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and serves men and women — including those referred through court orders — at its Suite 210 location on East 58th Avenue.

Correctional Psychology Associates operates at 420 East 58th Avenue, Suite 210, in Denver, Colorado, providing outpatient substance use treatment to adults who are involved with the criminal-legal system. Where many general outpatient programs treat addiction in isolation, this facility's practice is built specifically around the intersection of psychological care and legal-system involvement — a distinction that shapes everything from intake to ongoing treatment planning.

The center delivers an Outpatient Program (OP) as its level of care, making it accessible for people who are maintaining responsibilities outside of treatment — whether that means employment, family obligations, or compliance with court-mandated requirements. The program is open Monday through Thursday from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, with Friday hours from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, providing scheduling flexibility that matters for clients balancing recovery with legal and personal commitments.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is the confirmed therapeutic method at Correctional Psychology Associates. CBT is a structured, skills-oriented approach that helps clients identify and shift the thought patterns that drive substance use — a particularly relevant framework for individuals who are working to rebuild patterns of behavior while under legal supervision. The program also addresses co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis, recognizing that mental health conditions and substance use frequently appear together, especially among justice-involved populations.

Correctional Psychology Associates serves men and women, with a defined population focus on court-ordered clients — a group that many general addiction treatment programs are not specifically equipped to support. Payment options include Medicaid and self-pay, keeping the program accessible across different financial situations. For anyone in Denver County seeking outpatient addiction treatment as part of a longer recovery process connected to the criminal-legal system, this center offers a focused, specialized setting rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.

Outpatient Addiction Treatment for Justice-Involved Adults in Denver

Correctional Psychology Associates fills a specific gap in Denver's addiction treatment landscape: outpatient substance use care built for people whose recovery is also tied to the criminal-legal system. Many recovery centers offer court-ordered programming as an add-on. Here, supporting clients involved in the legal system is the core of the practice.

The outpatient program runs weekday evenings — Monday through Thursday until 9:00 PM — so that treatment fits around the realities of life in recovery, including work schedules, family responsibilities, and court appearances. Located at 420 East 58th Avenue in Denver, the center is positioned to serve residents of Denver County without requiring the life disruption of residential or inpatient placement.

CBT and Dual Diagnosis Care in an Outpatient Setting

The therapeutic backbone of the program is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, a structured method that helps clients examine and change the thinking patterns connected to substance use. For individuals navigating recovery alongside legal obligations, CBT provides practical tools that translate directly into daily decision-making — not just during sessions, but throughout the week.

The program also treats co-occurring disorders, acknowledging that substance use and mental health conditions frequently overlap — particularly among justice-involved populations. Treating both together, rather than sequentially, is central to how the center approaches long-term recovery rather than short-term stabilization.

Who This Program Serves and How to Access It

Correctional Psychology Associates serves men and women, with a defined specialty in court-ordered clients — people referred through probation, diversion programs, drug courts, or other legal pathways. That focus shapes how the center understands its clients and what it expects the recovery process to look like, including the documentation and compliance needs that often accompany legal referrals.

The program accepts Medicaid and self-pay, which broadens access for individuals who may face financial barriers after or during involvement with the legal system. To connect with the center directly, call (720) 854-0262 or email [email protected]. The center's website is available at correctionalpsychologyassociates.com for additional information.

Choosing a Recovery Partner with Criminal-Legal System Expertise

Selecting the right outpatient program matters especially when legal compliance is part of the picture. A general substance abuse treatment program may not be familiar with the reporting structures, timeline expectations, or documentation that drug courts and probation departments require. Correctional Psychology Associates operates specifically within that world, which can make a meaningful difference for clients and their legal advocates.

For families supporting a loved one through court-ordered treatment, knowing that the outpatient program understands the full context — not just the clinical side of recovery — provides a different kind of confidence. The center's dual focus on substance use treatment and the psychological dimensions of legal-system involvement positions it as a long-term recovery partner for a population that often struggles to find specialized, accessible care in a single setting.

Why Choose Correctional Psychology Associates

  • Specifically designed for individuals involved in the criminal-legal system — not adapted from a general population model
  • Addresses co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis alongside substance use treatment
  • Evening hours Monday through Thursday accommodate court, work, and family schedules during outpatient recovery
  • Accepts Medicaid, reducing financial barriers for justice-involved individuals pursuing long-term recovery
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy provides a structured, skills-based foundation suited to court-ordered treatment requirements

Frequently Asked Questions

What level of care does Correctional Psychology Associates offer?

Correctional Psychology Associates provides an Outpatient Program for substance use treatment. This level of care allows clients to attend scheduled sessions while living at home and managing outside responsibilities, including employment and legal obligations.

Does the program accept court-ordered clients?

Yes. Court-ordered individuals are a confirmed population served by this program. The center's practice is specifically oriented around clients involved in the criminal-legal system, making it a fit for people referred through drug courts, probation, or diversion programs.

What therapy approach is used at this outpatient program?

The program uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as its confirmed therapeutic method. CBT is a structured approach that helps clients recognize and change thought patterns connected to substance use, building practical skills that support ongoing recovery.

Does the center treat co-occurring mental health conditions alongside substance use?

Yes. Correctional Psychology Associates treats co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis, meaning clients dealing with both substance use and mental health conditions can receive integrated care within the same outpatient program.

Who is eligible to enroll in the outpatient program?

The program serves men and women, including court-ordered clients. It is designed with justice-involved individuals in mind, though the outpatient structure and dual diagnosis focus may also benefit others seeking substance use treatment in Denver.

What payment options are accepted?

Correctional Psychology Associates accepts Medicaid and self-pay or cash. These options help make outpatient addiction treatment accessible for individuals who may face financial challenges, including those coming through the criminal-legal system.

What are the hours for the outpatient program?

The center is open Monday through Thursday from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM and Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Evening availability on weeknights provides flexibility for clients managing work, family, or court-related schedules during outpatient recovery.

Where is Correctional Psychology Associates located?

The center is located at 420 East 58th Avenue, Suite 210, in Denver, Colorado 80216, within Denver County. It can be reached by phone at (720) 854-0262 or by email at [email protected].

Is this program appropriate for someone in long-term recovery rather than acute crisis?

The outpatient format is well-suited for people who are past an acute phase and are building sustainable recovery while continuing daily life. The CBT-based, dual diagnosis approach supports the kind of ongoing skill-building and self-awareness that long-term recovery requires.

How does an outpatient program differ from residential treatment for court-ordered clients?

Unlike residential treatment, an outpatient program does not require clients to live on-site. Clients attend scheduled sessions and return home afterward, which allows them to maintain employment, family presence, and compliance with legal obligations simultaneously. For court-ordered individuals whose legal terms permit outpatient placement, this structure can support recovery without full removal from daily life.

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