What's your best path to recovery?

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Quiz Questions

1.
What is your #1 priority right now?
- A.
  Get through my program and requirements asap.
- B.
  Get the tools and the support I need to build and maintain a sober lifestyle.
- C.
  Help someone else get support.
- D.
  Figure out how to get treatment and/or get sober.
- E.
  Figure out how to get access to community resources like therapy, counseling support groups or other care providers.
- F.
  Developing a healthier lifestyle and investing in personal growth.
2.
Are you here because you got a DUI?
- A.
  Yes. And I have been sentenced.
- B.
  Yes. And I have not been sentenced yet.
- C.
  No. I am here for another reason.
3.
Are you a helping professional or looking to help a friend or family member?
- A.
  I am a professional.
- B.
  I am looking for help for a friend or family member.
- C.
  Neither
4.
What type of substance use treatment are you interested in?
- A.
  Residential treatment
- B.
  Outpatient treatment
- C.
  I’m not sure
- D.
  I do not need substance use treatment
5.
Do you have a family, job, or other responsibilities that make it difficult for you to spend time away?
- A.
  Yes
- B.
  No
6.
How often do you find yourself facing a serious struggle or conflict?
- A.
  Daily
- B.
  Once a week
- C.
  Rarely
7.
Have you ever used any of these resources to get support for substance use or other challenges and struggles you’ve faced in life? (select all that apply)
- A.
  Yes - 12 step program
- B.
  Yes - coaching
- C.
  Yes - inpatient/residential treatment
- D.
  Yes - outpatient treatment
- E.
  Yes - therapy
- F.
  Yes - withdrawal management (detox)
- G.
  Yes - other
- H.
  No
- I.
  I am here to get help for someone else
8.
Do you feel like your lifestyle supports you to be the person you want to be?
- A.
  Yes, for the most part my lifestyle supports my goals.
- B.
  Sometimes, but not always.
- C.
  No, I think my lifestyle holds me back right now.
9.
Do negative habits or substance use often prevent you from achieving your personal goals?
- A.
  Yes, my habits do
- B.
  Yes, substance use does
- C.
  Yes, both do
- D.
  No, not really

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Get Started With DUI Services
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Your results show that getting started with the DUI Program will be your best pathway forward. Use your DUI roadmap below for a step-by-step guide to getting a head start on your DUI requirements.Start using your RoadmapSince you haven’t been sentenced yet, now is a great time to get a head start on the DUI requirements that almost everyone has to complete, like DUI Education classes. Being proactive now will look great to the court, and will help you get your requirements over with more quickly. While this stage of the game might seem daunting, confusing or frustrating, we have a bunch of amazing resources that will support you to move forward with confidence! Here is your first action step from your roadmap:Get started today with one-on-one guidance for your unique situation.Text our DUI Coordinator at (970) 315-2006 to schedule your introductory call. Or email us at duiprogram@recoveryresourcescolorado.org. You can also sign up online to get enrolled in DUI classes right away.We're here to help! At Recovery Resources, we empower people like you to create a New Story of recovery, resilience and success. We offer a full suite of DUI support services, such as Pretrial coordination, DUI Education and Therapy classes, Community Service coordination and lifestyle coaching. We know the DUI process is not easy, but we are here to help!
2.
Start With DUI Services
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Your results show that getting started with the DUI Program ASAP will be your best pathway forward. Use your DUI roadmap below to get a step-by-step guide for completing all your court and DMV requirements.Start using your RoadmapSince you’ve already been sentenced, you’ve got a list of things you need to accomplish in order to get your license back and successfully complete your orders from the court. While this list may seem daunting, we have a bunch of amazing resources that will support you to get everything done on time and put this DUI behind you!Here is your first action step from your roadmap:Get started today with one-on-one guidance for your unique situation. Text our DUI Coordinator at (970) 315-2006 to schedule your introductory call. Or email us at duiprogram@recoveryresourcescolorado.org. You can also sign up online to get enrolled in DUI classes right away.We're here to help! At Recovery Resources, we empower people like you to create a New Story of recovery, resilience and success. We offer a full suite of DUI support services, such as Pretrial coordination, DUI Education and Therapy classes, Community Service coordination and lifestyle coaching. We know the DUI process is not easy, but we are here to help!
3.
Get Connected to an Intensive Outpatient Program!
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Your results show that getting connected to an intensive outpatient program (IOP) will be a great way to continue your recovery journey!Start using your Roadmap today!Whether you’ve just completed withdrawal management (detox) or a residential treatment program, you’ve taken a big positive step toward a healthier life with some pretty intensive recovery work. You’re doing a really brave thing, and we hope you’re proud of yourself for stepping up to dive into this journey. From here, it looks like you have lots of flexibility in your schedule and a desire to continue investing in your recovery with a program that offers a high level of accountability and a robust schedule of engagement opportunities each week. An intensive outpatient program (IOP) will help you stay on track with sobriety and keep building momentum forward. Get started today with the first step from your Roadmap:Connect with one of our Peer Specialists or treatment navigators who can work with you one-on-one to select an intensive outpatient program that best fits your schedule, goals and needs. This person can also help you apply for a treatment scholarship if you qualify for financial assistance! Please hop online to complete a quick inquiry form and schedule your intro call today. We are excited to help!At Recovery Resources, we empower people like you to create a New Story of recovery and resilience. We offer a full suite of recovery support services, such as treatment navigation, recovery planning, multi-program care coordination and personal lifestyle coaching. We know the recovery journey is not easy, but we are here to help you succeed!
4.
Get Connected to a Residential Treatment Program
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Your results show that getting connected to a residential treatment program will be a great way to continue your recovery journey!Start using your RoadmapWe know that going through withdrawal management (detox) is a HUGE first step toward recovery. You’re doing a really brave thing, and we hope you’re proud of yourself for stepping up to start this journey. From here, it looks like you have the time and motivation necessary to dive deep into recovery through a residential treatment program. Here is your first action step from your roadmap:Connect with one of our treatment navigators who can work with you one-on-one to select a residential treatment program that best fits your timeframe, goals and needs. This person can also help you apply for a treatment scholarship if you qualify for financial assistance! Please hop online to complete a quick inquiry form and schedule your intro call today. We are excited to help!At Recovery Resources, we empower people like you to create a New Story of recovery and resilience. We offer a full suite of recovery support services, such as treatment navigation, recovery planning, multi-program care coordination, equine therapy, and family engagement counseling. We know the recovery journey is not easy, but we are here to help you succeed!
5.
Get Connected with Recovery Support Programs!
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Your results show that getting connected to outpatient recovery support programs will be a great way to continue your recovery journey!Start using your Roadmap today!Whether you’ve just completed withdrawal management (detox) or a residential treatment program, you’ve taken a big positive step toward a healthier life with some pretty intensive recovery work. You’re doing a really brave thing, and we hope you’re proud of yourself for stepping up to dive into this journey. From here, it looks like you have some flexibility in your schedule to continue investing in your recovery, but you’re looking for less intensive programs like peer support groups, personal coaching or skills-focused workshops.Get connected with our Outpatient Recovery Support team to schedule your discovery call and learn more about which recovery support programs or services are right for you. Janelle Duhon, Equine Assisted Learning Facilitator and Executive DirectorText Janelle for our Equine Assisted Learning Program at (307) 231-6704.Kelsey Brasseur, Recovery Coach and Program DirectorText Kelsey for the Holistic Coaching Program at (970) 315-2077 Or, submit this quick inquiry form.We are excited to help!At Recovery Resources we empower people like you to create a New Story of recovery and resilience. We offer a full suite of recovery support programs and services, such as weekly Peer Coaching Circles, personal lifestyle coaching and Equine Assisted Learning workshops. We know the recovery journey is not easy, but we are here to help through these fun and unique recovery support opportunities!
6.
Get Connected with Peer Groups and Recovery Support Programs!
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Your results show that enrolling in recovery support programs, like Holistic Coaching, would be a great pathway for strengthening your support network and building a long-term recovery lifestyle.Start using your Roadmap today! It sounds like you’ve done some great work already to kick-start your recovery journey, and that you’re motivated to continue building a recovery lifestyle that you can sustain and be proud of long into the future. Keep your positive growth going by plugging into our Holistic Coaching Program or Equine Assisted Learning Program. You’ll get to build powerful life skills and develop the healthy habits you need to really thrive in recovery!Get started today with the first action step from your roadmap:Janelle Duhon, Equine Assisted Learning Facilitator and Executive DirectorText Janelle for our Equine Assisted Learning Program at (307) 231-6704.Kelsey Brasseur, Recovery Coach and Program DirectorText Kelsey for the Holistic Coaching Program at (970) 315-2077 Or, submit this quick inquiry form online.We are excited to help!At Recovery Resources, we empower people like you to create a New Story of recovery and resilience. We offer a full suite of recovery support programs and services, such as weekly Peer Coaching Circles, personal lifestyle coaching and Equine Assisted Learning workshops. We know the recovery journey is not easy, but we are here to help through these fun and unique recovery support opportunities!
7.
Your Resources for Helping Someone Who is Struggling with Substance Use
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Your results show that you’d like to help someone else who is struggling with substance use.It can be really difficult to watch someone you care about struggle with drugs or alcohol. You are not alone! It can be equally hard to know what support to offer them, or how to help them start the journey of recovery. The tough truth is that people can only change when they are ready, and the only person we can really change is ourselves.The good news is that people can change and there is help out there for both you and the person you are worried about.Whether your loved one is an addict or alcoholic or just drinking/using more than you think they should, Al-Anon and Nar-Anon can help you. Al-anon and Nar-anon are programs for people like you whose lives are affected by someone else’s drinking or using. Al-anon is focused more on helping people whose loved ones struggle with alcohol, while Nar-anon is for family and friends of addicts. They are anonymous fellowships created specifically to support YOU. Addiction is a family disease. Al-anon and Nar-anon help family members and friends recognize and heal unhealthy patterns.Here is your first action step:Find a local Al-anon or Nar-anon meeting.Al-Anon meeting finderNar-Anon meeting finderResource links: Al-Anon FAQsNar-Anon Website Beth Berkeley is a local therapist who specializes in supporting family and friends of alcoholics and addicts.Takeaway: Take care of yourself! It sounds like YOU are ready for change. One person getting healthy can have a ripple effect on a family and community. You can be that person!"It’s not easy to watch someone I love continue to drink, but I can do nothing to stop them. If I see how unmanageable my life has become, I can admit that I am powerless over this disease. Then I can really begin to make my life better."- Courage to Change: One Day at a Time in Al-Anon
8.
Let’s get you connected to helpful Community Resources in our region!
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Your results show that you’re looking for Community Resources, either to find support personally or to help someone else get connected to support for the recovery journey.Visit Our Resources PagesGreat news! Our regional communities are loaded with AMAZING resources that people of all ages and walks of life can connect with to get support for recovery and whole-person wellbeing. Whether you’re looking for individual support services, like counseling and therapy, or group support services like treatment centers and peer groups, there are many great options available. There are many different successful pathways to recovery, utilizing MANY different resources for substance use treatment and support. Everything from inpatient residential treatment centers, to intensive outpatient programs, to recovery support groups, to coaching services and workshops that help people build healthy habits as a foundation for a sustainable recovery lifestyle.The pathway chosen is as unique as the individual! Any of the substance use treatment types and recovery supports mentioned above can be combined into a holistic recovery plan that takes people from day one of the recovery journey all the way to year one of sobriety and beyond. The key is simply knowing what resources or supports are available, and which ones might be a good fit. From there, most people find it helpful to get connected with an advocate or navigator who can work one-on-one with each person to solidify a treatment or recovery plan and make connections to the right programs and services.To work with one of our recovery advocates or navigators, schedule an intro call online:Connect with an advocateHere are a few resources to get you started :Pitkin County Public Health/Human ServicesBuilding Hope Resources Directory (Summit County) Aspen Strong Regional Providers Directory (Roaring Fork Valley) Helpful Articles and Deep-DivesA Way Out - Resources for treatment access Takeaway: There are many pathways to recovery. Use the community resources links provided here to start exploring the different types of treatment programs and recovery support services that are available in your region. If you’d like additional guidance to make a referral for one of your clients, or to get started personally with your own recovery journey, please get connected with one of our recovery advocates or navigators today!

What's your best path to recovery?

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