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Recovery/Addiction Resources
Naropa University On-Site Resources
Tracy Roberts, Graduate Assistant for Alcohol and Other Drugs Coordination stuwellnessga@naropa.edu
303-245-4860 direct line in Student Affairs
605-222-0963 cell
Office Hours:
In Student Affairs: by appointment
At Snow Lion: Wednesdays 10am -1pm
Tracy is a first-year graduate student in the MA Transpersonal Psychology-Wilderness Therapy program. She has a degree in Health and Human Performance and a minor in Psychology from the University of Montana. She has worked in the field of psychology for six years. Tracy worked as a rehab aide at the Teen Recovery Center in Missoula, MT and as a field instructor with adolescents
for several wilderness therapy programs. Please feel free to email her, call or stop by her office in Student Affairs or Snow Lion if you have any questions at all regarding what she can do to support you in better helping our student population with issues regarding wellness or alcohol and other drugs. Also if you would like more information on wellness, AOD issues or resources, and sober events please e-mail her and "Like" the Naropa Sober Events page on Facebook.
**Add note: If you are interested in starting a AOD or wellness group on campus or re-starting a group that is currently on hiatus please e-mail stuwellnessga@naropa.edu
AA/12 Step Group (currently on hiatus)
Mission: To provide an informal, open meeting that serves as a source of Naropa support on-campus for those in recovery
Meeting: Weekly, Wednesday from 12-1 p.m. Upaya Cottage North
Contact:
Buddhist 12-Step Group (will be starting soon!).
Mission: A student led group providing AA support in a Buddhist light.
Meeting: Mondays, 7pm, Snow Lion Community Room (1900 Goss St. #112)
Contact: emueller@students.naropa.edu or stuwellnessga@naropa.edu
One Step At a Time: A group geared for those in recovery or who are looking to enjoy sober outdoor activities with fellow Naropa students. All students are welcome.
Meeting: Hikes are every other Friday afternoon. Meet at the R.O.O.T. office at 1pm.
Contact: stuwellnessga@naropa.eduto sign up or to get more information!
Out of the Basement (currently on hiatus)
Mission: A student led group that seeks to support students who choose to abstain from alcohol
or drugs as well as those who want guidance towards a more alcohol and drug free life.
Meeting: Weekly, Wednesdays, 5-6:30 p.m., El Centro.
Contact: stuwellnessga@naropa.edu
ROOT
Mission: Reconnecting on Outer Terrain (ROOT) is a group of leadership, connection, community and outreach that coordinate outdoor activities and trips.
Meeting: Tuesday evenings at 6 pm in the ROOT office in the basement of the Lincoln Building.
Contact: studentroot@naropa.edu or 303-245-4788
Boulder Community Resources
This is the official web site for the Alcoholics Anonymous community in Boulder, Broomfield, Lafayette, Longmont and the rest of Boulder County. The site provides a daily schedule for local AA meetings, as well as times, directions and a description of whom the meetings are geared towards.
This is the official web site for Narcotics Anonymous in Boulder County. This site provides a daily schedule of meetings, times, directions and various other resources.
The Addiction Recovery Center (ARC) provides numerous services to Boulder County residents, including counseling, in-patient and out-patient services, and services geared specifically for women.
Boulder County’s Alcohol Diversion and Second Offender Program works with individuals by strengthening personal decision-making, self-awareness, and family communication.
The current focus of HOAP is to increase healthy behavior within identified health disparate populations in Boulder County. To accomplish this, HOAP staff provides training and informational resources on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, intersexed, and questioning (LGBTIQ) issues to medical and mental health professionals, agencies that serve the LGBTIQ population, community members, and school personnel.
Center For Change offers a wide variety of counseling and therapeutic programs for couples, groups and individuals.
Center For Change also offers ACU-DETOX (auricular acupuncture detoxification), a specific acupuncture treatment used to reduce withdrawal symptoms from drug and alcohol addiction. The NADA (National Acupuncture Detoxification Association) protocol involves the placement of 5 needles in each ear, which are retained for approximately 45 minutes. Each treatment session is 45 minutes in length and is done in a group format.
Provides a links to Dharma Punx Boulder Myspace page. Information on meeting times, group leader and mission.
Phoenix Multisport fosters a supportive, physically active community for individuals who are recovering from alcohol and substance abuse and those who choose to live a sober life.
Living Well Transitions provides individualized and assertive community treatment in an independent, real-world living for young adults.
Intensive Treatment Centers
AIM House is a residential mentoring program for individual 17.5 years of age and above. AIM House provides individuals: 12-step orientation & support; group, individual & family therapy; one-on-one coaching; wilderness experiences; peer support; tutoring and structured study sessions; access to academic institutions, vocational internships and volunteer opportunities
Living Well Transitions provides individualized and assertive community treatment in an independent, real-world living for young adults.
Online/National Resources
Self Tests
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