We’re Deeply Passionate About Healing The Whole Person 
Our Mission
The mission of Flatirons Recovery is to walk alongside our clients through the process of healing from addiction with greater clarity of purpose, connection to community, and ability to take right action in their lives. Learn more about our addiction treatment in Boulder, Colorado today!
What differentiates Flatirons Recovery from other treatment providers is our mindfulness-influenced curriculum, commitment to small group sizes, and belief that all our clients are innately good, and must be treated as such. Our highly skilled, compassionate clinical staff provide outstanding care that meets clients as they are, in order to guide them through the process of healing from a wide range of substance use, and mental health disorders.
Flatirons Recovery provides clients the opportunity to begin their healing process from substance use/dual-diagnosis disorders on 30-, 60-, and 90-day tracks with the use of our addiction recovery services. We provide a sober living residence for clients to live in a supportive, structured, healthy environment while taking part in our Day Treatment, and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) programs. Over the course of their time with Flatirons Recovery, clients can expect to be introduced to new many new skills through our addiction treatment in Boulder, Colorado to develop their personal foundation for recovery, including: Mindfulness Skills, Pro-Recovery Diet, biofeedback, EMDR trauma therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Relapse Prevention Skills, and introduction to community based recovery programs such as SMART Recovery and 12 Step/AA.
Residential Transitions, Inc.
Flatirons Recovery is a sister company of Residential Transitions, Inc. (RTI). Founded in May 2013, RTI is committed to providing support services for people with disabilities to help them achieve the highest level of independence. RTI’s method is to teach, model and support skill building services which promote goal-oriented outcomes. RTI believes that if we are doing our job, the need for our services will be lessened as each individual, with the assistance of our practitioners, becomes more and more independent.