Why Support Groups Make a Difference in Recovery

You Don’t Have to Do This Alone

Recovery is hard to face by yourself. That’s why many people find real comfort and motivation in connecting with others who understand what they’re going through. Support groups offer that space. Safe, honest, and built on shared experience.

If you’re in medication assisted treatment (MAT) or thinking about starting, joining a support group can help you stay grounded. It’s not about pressure or expectations. It’s about knowing you’re not alone, no matter where you are in your recovery.

What Are Support Groups Really

Support groups bring people together who are working through similar challenges. These are not therapy sessions or medical appointments. They are spaces without judgment where you can talk, listen, and learn from others.

You can attend in person or online. Some groups are led by peers, while others have trained facilitators. What matters most is the sense of connection they provide.

Common benefits of support groups include feeling understood by others who have lived through similar experiences. Sharing struggles and small wins without fear of judgment. Learning practical tips for managing everyday challenges. Building motivation to stay consistent with your treatment plan.

How Support Groups Help With MAT

Medication assisted treatment works best when it’s part of a broader support system. Medications like methadone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone help stabilize your body. Support groups help steady your mindset.

When you feel discouraged or stuck, talking to others can remind you why you started. It can also help you return to your routine if you’ve missed a step along the way.

At Denver Recovery Group, we believe connection matters. Our team encourages every patient to explore support options that fit their lifestyle, whether that’s in person groups, virtual meetings, or a small network of trusted peers.

What You Can Expect at Denver Recovery Group

At DRG, recovery isn’t something we expect you to figure out alone. We offer medication assisted treatment with methadone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone. Confidential and compassionate support every step of the way. Flexible scheduling so you can keep working, parenting, or managing your day. A care team that listens and helps you find support outside of the clinic.

Our goal is to make sure you feel supported not just medically, but emotionally and personally too.

Find Support Near You

With 14 clinics across Colorado, you can find care and community close to home. Denver Recovery Group proudly serves:

• Aurora Clinic

• Boulder Clinic

• Breckenridge

• Central Denver Clinic

• Colorado Springs Clinic

• Craig/Steamboat Springs

• Denver Clinic

• Durango Clinic

• Glenwood Springs Clinic

• Grand Junction Clinic

• Lakewood Clinic

• Littleton Clinic

• Montrose Clinic

• Northglenn Clinic

• Summit County (Coming Soon)

Explore our services to learn how we can support you.

Take the First Step

If you’re feeling isolated or unsure about your next move, you don’t have to keep waiting. Denver Recovery Group clinics are here to help you reconnect with yourself, with your goals, and with people who care.

Call us, visit a clinic, or explore support options today.

You deserve care that meets you where you are.