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Bicycle Health provides virtual, evidence-based treatment and support for opioid use disorder (OUD), combining telemedicine, medication, and personalized care — access recovery from home.
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HardBeauty – Whole-Life Recovery in Colorado HardBeauty offers peer-led recovery coaching, therapy, and holistic support across Colorado. Empowering individuals to thrive beyond addiction and trauma.
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Hazelbrook Peer Recovery Coach Academy Comprehensive CCAR-certified training in Aurora, CO, equipping individuals in recovery with skills to become effective peer coaches. Virtual classes available.
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Sober Is... Peer Recovery Coaching Personalized peer recovery coaching in Aurora, CO. Certified coaches with lived experience offer support, group sessions, and social events to empower your recovery journey.
Trained coaches in long-term recovery who help you set goals, connect with resources and stay on track. Not therapy, but practical support grounded in lived experience.
Best for
Anyone in or seeking recovery who wants a guide alongside them
A peer recovery coach is someone with their own lived experience of recovery who is trained to support others. Coaches help you set goals, connect to resources and stay on track. They don’t diagnose or provide therapy, but work well alongside treatment.
How is peer coaching different from a sponsor?
A sponsor is a volunteer within a 12-step fellowship. A peer recovery coach is trained (and often certified), may be paid, and supports any pathway to recovery, not only 12-step.
How much do peer coaches cost in Colorado?
Typical self-pay costs are about $20–$100 per session, but prices vary a lot between programs. Many listings on Step One show their price; always confirm the cost, and what it includes, with the provider before you start.
Does insurance cover peer coaches?
Often covered by insurance. Coverage depends on your plan and the provider. Use the Insurance filter on this page to see providers that list your plan, then call your insurer and the provider to confirm. Health First Colorado (Colorado Medicaid) members can filter for Medicaid.