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No, a formal diagnosis is not required for admission to Antelope Recovery’s program. Our professional therapists conduct a comprehensive assessment to understand your teen’s unique needs and determine the best course of treatment.

The number of hours your teen will spend in treatment varies based on individual needs and the specific program. Your teen’s treatment plan can be as little as three hours a week up to 20 hours depending on the complexity and severity of what they’re going through. 

The base cost for virtual IOP services is $1500 per week, with additional fees ranging from $50-$600, depending on the intensity and specifics of the program. The length and total cost will be customized to your teen’s unique needs.

Antelope Recovery is a private pay treatment center and does not receive insurance reimbursement directly. It is the family’s responsibility to coordinate reimbursement with their healthcare insurer. Assistance from an insurance advocate is strongly recommended.

Yes, parental involvement is encouraged and considered a vital part of the recovery process. Antelope Recovery offers family therapy sessions and parental support groups to facilitate a collaborative healing environment.

Post-treatment support at Antelope Recovery includes follow-up care, access to alumni groups, and continuous collaboration with families to ensure a smooth transition into daily life.

Yes, virtual mental health care has been effective for children, teens, and adults. It offers flexibility, accessibility, and comfort, along with skilled therapists who ensure therapeutic engagement through virtual platforms. Receiving therapy from home also enables teens in our IOP to heal and immediately practice their new skills in the real world. 

Treatments are determined through a thorough assessment by our professional therapists, considering your teen’s unique challenges, needs, and goals. Collaborating with families, we create a customized treatment plan that emphasizes holistic healing and skill integration.

Antelope Recovery offers specialized summer groups for teens, focusing on topics such as connection, resilience, and empowerment. Through engaging activities and professional guidance, teens are encouraged to explore self-expression and personal growth in a supportive environment — while beating the boredom and social isolation of summertime.

Parents are encouraged to participate in specially designed support groups at Antelope Recovery. These groups provide a space for parents to share experiences, gain insights, and connect with others on a similar journey, fostering a community of understanding and support.

A virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) at Antelope Recovery may be a suitable fit for teens who require more intensive care, such as treatment more than one day a week, but do not need hospitalization or a residential center. Virtual care offers an accessible solution for families in Colorado, particularly those living outside city limits, allowing them to receive consistent and personalized mental health support without the need for daily travel.

No, Antelope Recovery does not provide detox services. Our focus is on offering personalized mental health care and support for teens and their families. If detox services are needed, it is advisable to consult with a specialized detox facility or medical professional to ensure appropriate care and treatment.