At Foundry Front Range, wellness modalities support recovery through evidence-based practices that can help reduce stress, ease cravings, and strengthen emotional regulation during medically supervised care. These supports sit alongside medically supervised detox and residential treatment, not in place of them. Every wellness service runs inside our licensed Broomfield facility under clinical supervision.
If you need help now, call our admissions team and ask us to verify your benefits. Most insurers require prior authorization, and timelines vary by plan and payer.
Key takeaways
Where you access them: layered across ASAM 3.7 detox, ASAM 3.5 residential, and outpatient or aftercare, matched to your clinical stability.
What is included: mindfulness, movement and fitness, nutrition, trauma therapies (EMDR and somatic experiencing), CBT and DBT, and expressive arts.
Coverage: we accept many major insurance plans and Colorado Medicaid; a confidential benefits check can confirm what applies to you.
Safety first: some activities may be deferred during unstable withdrawal, acute intoxication, or pregnancy until a clinician provides clearance.
How to start: begin intake online, request a benefits check, or call admissions for a brief clinical screening.
What are wellness modalities in addiction treatment?
Wellness modalities are clinician-supervised practices, such as mindfulness, movement, nutrition, and trauma therapies, that support your recovery alongside medical care. They can help with sleep, cravings, mood, and trauma recovery while you stabilize.
We integrate wellness into a trauma-first clinical model rather than offering it as a separate amenity. Our care centers on the role trauma plays in substance use, so movement, mindfulness, and nutrition reinforce the therapeutic work.
This page describes adult residential and outpatient addiction care in Broomfield, Colorado, in the Denver metro area.
Clinician-supervised wellness supports
Each support is adjusted to your level of care and medical needs, then included in an individualized plan.
Mindfulness training
Short, guided practices to lower stress and support emotional regulation.
Movement and fitness
Recreational and movement-based activity to support sleep, mood, and physical recovery.
Nutrition support
Practical meal planning and nutritional care to support healing and stabilize energy.
Trauma therapies
Evidence-based approaches including EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) and somatic experiencing, when clinically appropriate.
CBT and DBT skills
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy for coping and emotional regulation.
Expressive arts therapy
Creative options for emotional processing when talk therapy feels limiting.
Medication coordination, including psychiatric prescribing and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), is provided under medical oversight when clinically indicated.
How each modality typically fits a plan
Frequency is set clinically and adjusted as symptoms change. The supports below are the ones confirmed in our programming.
| Wellness modality | Typical format | Typical course | Primary benefit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mindfulness training | Group or brief individual | Ongoing, short daily practice | Lower stress, support emotional regulation |
| Movement and fitness | Group or individual | Ongoing during care | Support sleep, mood, physical recovery |
| Nutrition support | Individual sessions | Initial visits plus follow-up | Support energy, healing, medication response |
| Trauma therapies (EMDR, somatic) | Individual, clinically indicated | Integrated into psychotherapy | Reduce trauma-related triggers and hyperarousal |
| CBT and DBT skills | Group and individual | Ongoing skills groups | Build coping and emotional-regulation skills |
| Expressive arts therapy | Group or individual | As part of the plan | Support nonverbal emotional processing |
How wellness modalities fit your level of care
We layer wellness supports across levels of care so you get the right support at the right time. The main difference across levels is medical intensity, while the goal of skill-building stays constant.
Medically Supervised Detox
Physician-supervised withdrawal management with 24/7 nursing, focused on safe stabilization before deeper therapy begins.
Residential Treatment
Daily structured residential care with individual and group therapy, psychiatric support, and skill-building.
Outpatient & Aftercare
Continued clinical support and relapse prevention as you return to work, school, or family life.
| Level of care | Clinical focus | Example wellness supports |
|---|---|---|
| ASAM 3.7 detox | Safe withdrawal management and stabilization | Guided breathing, psychoeducation, gentle movement, nutrition |
| ASAM 3.5 residential | Skill-building, trauma work, co-occurring care | Mindfulness, movement, nutrition, EMDR and somatic, CBT and DBT groups |
| Outpatient and aftercare | Relapse prevention and reintegration | Skills groups, recovery coaching, continuing wellness |
Level-of-care placement is determined clinically based on individual need.
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Who wellness modalities help
We use wellness modalities to help adults reduce stress, ease physical discomfort, and build relapse-prevention skills. These approaches can improve daily functioning and engagement with primary treatment when used alongside medically supervised care.
Adults with alcohol use disorder who need stress management, sleep support, and movement to help lower relapse triggers.
Adults with opioid use disorder who benefit from gentle movement and mindfulness that support medication and counseling.
People recovering from stimulant use who need help rebuilding sleep, focus, and emotional regulation.
People with cannabis dependence who benefit from behavioral activation and coping skills that support reintegration.
People with anxiety or depression who use wellness work to stabilize mood and build daily structure alongside psychotherapy.
Survivors of trauma or PTSD who gain from body-based practices that may reduce hyperarousal and increase a sense of safety.
Wellness modalities are complementary, not substitutes for detox, medication management, or evidence-based therapy. If you are unsure which fits your needs, our team can evaluate options as part of your individualized plan.
Related conditions and programs
Dual diagnosis and Trauma-Integrated Care
We coordinate psychiatry, medical management, and therapy so substance use and mental health are treated together. Treating underlying mental-health drivers alongside addiction can lower relapse risk.
Wellness supports enhance psychiatric care, they do not replace it. Mindfulness can support emotional regulation, and somatic regulation can reduce hyperarousal that interferes with stabilization.
Common co-occurring pairings we treat include anxiety, depression, PTSD, and bipolar disorder alongside addiction.
Trauma-Integrated Care & the Michael Barnes Family Institute
Our Trauma-Integrated Care model recognizes how often unresolved trauma drives substance use, so wellness modalities reinforce trauma-focused clinical work. Our Michael Barnes Family Institute programming helps families understand addiction and rebuild recovery-supportive home environments.
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Safety and clinical clearance
All activities occur inside our licensed facility with provider supervision and established medical protocols. Clinicians assess your diagnosis, medical status, and co-occurring mental health needs to match therapies safely.
Some wellness activities are deferred for safety when there is unstable withdrawal, acute intoxication, uncontrolled psychiatric symptoms, recent head trauma, or pregnancy. We require clinical clearance before starting certain modalities.
Tell admissions about pregnancy or active withdrawal so we can arrange a safe plan. This team-based approach keeps continuity of care central as you move from detox to residential treatment and beyond.
What to expect: your first visit and typical course
If you need medically supervised care, you get safe stabilization plus a clear, personalized plan. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and the National Institute on Drug Abuse both emphasize individualized, evidence-based care combined with whole-person support.
- Intake phone screen. A short call confirms basic eligibility and coverage so we can schedule your assessment. Expect questions about substance use, current medications, medical history, and mental-health symptoms.
- Clinical assessment. A clinician takes a detailed history and completes standardized screenings for withdrawal, mood, trauma, and safety, plus vitals and medication reconciliation.
- Individualized plan. The team builds a plan combining medical care, behavioral therapy, and wellness supports, with goals, measurable steps, and participation frequency.
- Scheduling and first sessions. As a general guide, individual sessions often run 45 to 60 minutes and groups often run 60 to 90 minutes.
- First-week review. The team reviews progress, withdrawal stability, and medication response, and you leave with updated goals and clear next steps.
What to bring: a government ID, insurance card, current medication list, recent medical records, and an emergency contact. Wear comfortable clothes for movement or mindfulness, and plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early.
Why choose Foundry Front Range for wellness modalities
Medically supervised and licensed
We operate at ASAM 3.7 and 3.5 levels with 24/7 clinical oversight in a 44,000-square-foot licensed medical facility in Broomfield.
Medicaid-friendly admissions
We keep admissions low-barrier so Colorado Medicaid patients can access medically supervised care.
Integrated dual-diagnosis care
Psychiatric care, MAT, and wellness services are coordinated under one treatment plan.
Gender-specific programming
A dedicated women’s treatment program offers gender-informed groups and trauma-informed care.
Our Broomfield facility is located at 11952 Gray St., Broomfield, Colorado 80020, about 30 minutes from downtown Denver and Denver International Airport.
Insurance, Medicaid & payment
Foundry Front Range accepts many major insurance plans and Colorado Medicaid, and we bill insurance for covered services. How a service is billed depends on how it is delivered and documented.
When a wellness modality is part of your clinician-approved plan, we can submit claims to Medicaid or private insurance as a covered clinical service. Standalone or optional wellness activities may fall outside covered benefits.
Coverage rules vary by plan and by whether a service meets medical necessity. Call admissions for a confidential benefits check, and confirm coverage before starting any self-pay service to avoid unexpected costs.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Foundry Front Range accept my insurance for wellness modalities?
Coverage varies by plan and by modality. We work with many major insurance plans and Colorado Medicaid, but benefits depend on your insurer and contract terms. Verify your insurance through intake or call admissions for a benefits check.
Will wellness sessions be covered under my behavioral health benefits?
Often, when billed under covered therapeutic codes and deemed medically necessary. Visit limits, credentialing, and place-of-service rules can affect coverage. Your plan language determines actual benefits.
Are wellness modalities safe during residential treatment?
Yes, when delivered under clinical and medical supervision. We screen and monitor participants and coordinate care with medications and medical staff. Some modalities require clinical clearance for specific medical or psychiatric conditions.
How long are typical wellness sessions?
It depends on format and treatment goal. As a general guide, individual sessions often run 45 to 60 minutes and groups often run 60 to 90 minutes. Your assessment and plan list exact session lengths.
How do I book wellness sessions?
Scheduling happens after intake and clinical assessment. Admissions coordinates benefits verification and adds recommended modalities to your plan. Urgent needs may prompt expedited scheduling.
Where are you located and who do you serve?
We are at 11952 Gray St., Broomfield, CO 80020, about 30 minutes from Denver, serving adults across the Denver metro area.
How do I get started?
Call 720-807-7867 or start a benefits verification online. Admissions will confirm clinical fit and coverage and schedule your assessment.
