Salvation Army – Women’s Facility

About Salvation Army – Women’s Facility – Grand Junction, Colorado

Salvation Army – Women’s Facility is located in Grand Junction, Colorado, and provides addiction treatment through inpatient care and a 12-Step approach. Inpatient care generally means that clients live at the facility while receiving structured treatment, with daily routines, supervision, and support away from substances. A 12-Step approach typically involves working through a set of recovery principles with peer support, and it is often combined with other clinical services.

The facility lists family therapy and group therapy among its therapies and clinical services. Family therapy generally focuses on improving communication, repairing relationships, and helping loved ones understand addiction and recovery. Group therapy typically brings people together to share experiences, build coping skills, and receive support from peers and a facilitator. The substances treated include alcoholism, drug addiction, opioid addiction, and substance abuse. The facility also offers an adult program and a young adult program, which can allow treatment to be tailored to different stages of life and recovery needs.

Payment and insurance details are not specified in the available information, so it is worth asking directly about options and eligibility. Because programs and availability can change, contacting the facility or a helpline can help confirm current services and next steps.

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