Asbury House
Tri- life Residential Treatment Program for Women
The Tri-life program incorporates the three essential aspects of wellness: mind, body and spirit and the positive influence that the promotion of these aspects has on the individual, their family and the wider community in which they live.
Asbury House, a Colorado nonprofit organization, was founded by a team of dedicated Colorado behavioral therapists and health care professionals. The organization was incorporated on December 14, 2011, in Fort Collins, Colorado, at the law offices of Attorney David Mitchell. Asbury House and its Tri-life residential treatment approach for women were developed due to the critical need in the Fort Collins area of northern Colorado for a residential treatment center that specifically addresses the extended care treatment needs of women, including women veterans, who struggle with alcohol abuse, drug abuse, alcohol addiction, drug addiction and chronic relapse as well as the co-occurring mental health disorders that often accompany addiction disorders.
Asbury House’s Tri-life treatment program for women offers a holistic and person-centered approach that incorporates the needs of not only the clients but the families of clients and with consideration of the impact that addiction has on the wider communities in which they live. The approach also incorporates a Twelve Step–based model in conjunction with alternative therapies and evidence-based therapies. Principles related to cultural diversity and spirituality are promoted and valued. The person-centered approach creates a quality therapeutic alliance with clients based on compassion, genuineness, and unconditional positive regard. We believe that our clients possess within them the innate ability to heal, and our approach empowers and guides them toward that end.
On January 4, 2012, Asbury House launched its first official Capital Campaign, with the goal of purchasing and outfitting its first treatment facility in Fort Collins, Colorado. The Capital Campaign will provide the opportunity to translate the bold mission of Asbury House into the action necessary to provide this much needed public service in the northern Colorado area. In order for this vision to be realized we need your help!
Donate Here with PayPal or with Credit Card
Thank you and many blessings, from the founding directors of Asbury House - Marina Asbury, George Bishop and Hollie Lopatowski
Contact
Asbury House
Fort Collins, Colorado
info@asburyhouse.org
970-231-4286
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Tri- life Residential Treatment Program for Women
The Tri-life program incorporates the three essential aspects of wellness: mind, body and spirit and the positive influence that the promotion of these aspects has on the individual, their family and the wider community in which they live.
Asbury House, a Colorado nonprofit organization, was founded by a team of dedicated Colorado behavioral therapists and health care professionals. The organization was incorporated on December 14, 2011, in Fort Collins, Colorado, at the law offices of Attorney David Mitchell. Asbury House and its Tri-life residential treatment approach for women were developed due to the critical need in the Fort Collins area of northern Colorado for a residential treatment center that specifically addresses the extended care treatment needs of women, including women veterans, who struggle with alcohol abuse, drug abuse, alcohol addiction, drug addiction and chronic relapse as well as the co-occurring mental health disorders that often accompany addiction disorders.
Asbury House’s Tri-life treatment program for women offers a holistic and person-centered approach that incorporates the needs of not only the clients but the families of clients and with consideration of the impact that addiction has on the wider communities in which they live. The approach also incorporates a Twelve Step–based model in conjunction with alternative therapies and evidence-based therapies. Principles related to cultural diversity and spirituality are promoted and valued. The person-centered approach creates a quality therapeutic alliance with clients based on compassion, genuineness, and unconditional positive regard. We believe that our clients possess within them the innate ability to heal, and our approach empowers and guides them toward that end.
On January 4, 2012, Asbury House launched its first official Capital Campaign, with the goal of purchasing and outfitting its first treatment facility in Fort Collins, Colorado. The Capital Campaign will provide the opportunity to translate the bold mission of Asbury House into the action necessary to provide this much needed public service in the northern Colorado area. In order for this vision to be realized we need your help!
Donate Here with PayPal or with Credit Card
Thank you and many blessings, from the founding directors of Asbury House - Marina Asbury, George Bishop and Hollie Lopatowski
Contact
Asbury House
Fort Collins, Colorado
info@asburyhouse.org
970-231-4286
Strength Through Community
Follow us or share about us online at FACEBOOK
