Valley Hope of Denver

04/24/2026

Alcohol use disorder continues to impact individuals and families across the country, making awareness and education more important than ever. During Alcohol Awareness Month, it’s an opportunity to better understand the scope of alcohol misuse and the path to recovery. With the right support, change is possible. If you or someone you know may need help, Valley Hope is here to support you. https://bit.ly/3J6OXRu

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day. A reminder to take care of the world around us—just like we take care of ourselves and our recovery, one step at a time.

04/22/2026

REMINDER TOMORROW to Join Chaplain Pete for a powerful discussion on understanding moral injury and finding ways to move forward. This Virtual Recovery Meeting is hosted by Danielle, Alumni Coordinator.

All in the recovery community are welcome to attend! https://bit.ly/4vzFIQO

04/21/2026

Together: Family Recovery, an award-winning documentary that explores the often-overlooked experiences of families navigating a loved one’s substance use disorder. Our film weaves together the personal stories of three families, including two sisters from Littleton, with expert commentary to offer a compassionate, evidence-informed perspective on family recovery.

We are hosting a special local premiere in Denver, hosted by FREE Recovery Community, and we would love to have your team and the families you serve join us.

Event Details:

· A screening of Together: Family Recovery followed by a live Q&A with the sisters, Heather & Ashley, as well as Tucker & Kathy Wrenn featured in the film and the film producers.

· Sunday April 26th at 1pm, Doors open at 12:30pm

· Free Recovery Community 2122 Lafayette Street, Denver

· Cost: $10 per ticket (We have kept pricing low to ensure accessibility for all families and have free tickets available if needed). You can find tickets and more information here

Film Screening with Q&A with Family Members and Producers

04/20/2026

Join Chaplain Pete this Thursday for a powerful discussion on understanding moral injury and finding ways to move forward. This Virtual Recovery Meeting is hosted by Danielle, Alumni Coordinator.

All in the recovery community are welcome to attend! https://bit.ly/4vzFIQO

04/18/2026

Getting Sober: How to Overcome an Alcohol Problem

When Does Drinking Become a Problem? Do you ever wonder if your drinking has become a problem? While social drinking is a regular part of many people's

04/18/2026

Join Chaplain Pete for a powerful discussion on understanding moral injury and finding ways to move forward. This Virtual Recovery Meeting is hosted by Danielle, Alumni Coordinator.

All in the recovery community are welcome to attend! https://bit.ly/4vzFIQO

04/17/2026

April is Alcohol Awareness Month, a time to better understand how alcohol use can impact daily life. High-functioning alcoholism can often go unnoticed, but it still carries real risks for individuals and their loved ones. Recognizing the signs is an important step toward change and recovery. If you or someone you know may be struggling, Valley Hope is here to help. Learn more:

High-functioning alcoholism is a term used to describe individuals who struggle with alcoholism but can maintain a certain level of functionality in their

04/16/2026

Recovery doesn’t always require stepping away from everyday life. Valley Hope’s outpatient services are designed for individuals who need support, structure, and accountability while continuing to manage work, family, and other responsibilities. It’s care that meets people where they are and helps them keep moving forward.

Flexible addiction treatment at valley hope Intensive Outpatient Program Valley Hope’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers structured addiction

04/16/2026

Meredith Buschart, Clinical Program Director at Valley Hope of Parker, was recently invited to lecture at the University of Denver’s Graduate School of Social Work.

Her presentation focused on the intersection of addiction and trauma, along with Valley Hope’s approach to supporting adults with substance use disorder. We’re proud to contribute to the education of future social work professionals and to advance understanding in this important area.

04/13/2026

April is Alcohol Awareness Month, a time to better understand the impact of alcohol use and what recovery can really look like. Life after drinking can bring clarity, better health, and stronger relationships. Recovery isn’t just about stopping—it’s about moving forward and building something meaningful. If you or someone you know is thinking about making a change, Valley Hope is here to help. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3o9xzUU

Life after drinking is a new beginning. Going through the treatment process for alcohol addiction impacts your health, mind and body. Learning what to

04/09/2026

April 9th marks Alcohol Screening Day, highlighting the importance of early identification and awareness of alcohol use disorder. Screening tools provide an opportunity to recognize concerns and connect individuals with appropriate care and support. Increasing awareness helps reduce stigma and encourages more individuals to seek help when needed.

To learn more about treatment options or to connect with our team, contact Valley Hope. https://valleyhope.org/