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A whole-person program a short, calming drive from the Springs.
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If you are looking for addiction or mental health treatment in the Colorado Springs area, Compass offers something different: a whole-person, outpatient program set in the quiet of Woodland Park, just up the mountain. Close enough to stay connected to your life, far enough to actually breathe and focus on getting well.
Compass provides IOP and PHP care for trauma and PTSD, depression, anxiety, substance use, alcohol addiction, and burnout. Our program blends evidence-based therapy with functional medicine, brain mapping and neurofeedback, fitness, nutrition, and an optional faith track, all coordinated by PhD-level clinicians and backed by Joint Commission accreditation.
Discreet, flexible outpatient scheduling
Care for executives, veterans, first responders, and professionals
Accredited by The Joint Commission
Most major insurance accepted, plus cash-pay options
A calm, private mountain setting close to the city
Woodland Park sits about a half hour above Colorado Springs. For many clients, that small distance makes a real difference: a calmer setting, more privacy, and space to focus on recovery, without being far from home, work, or family.
We welcome clients from across Colorado Springs, El Paso County, and the surrounding Pikes Peak region. Whether you commute up for the day program or arrange nearby lodging, we will help you build a plan that fits your life.
Compass is in Woodland Park, about a half hour drive up the mountain from Colorado Springs. Many clients commute in for the day program.
No. Compass is outpatient, offering IOP and PHP. We do not provide residential or inpatient care or medical detox.
We work with most major insurance carriers and offer cash-pay options. We will verify your specific benefits for free.
We treat trauma and PTSD, anxiety, depression, substance use, alcohol addiction, and burnout, including co-occurring conditions, using a whole-person approach.