Family sessions
Therapy sessions with your loved one and their clinician that improve communication, repair trust and build a shared plan.
Who We Help · Family Support
Family Support That Brings You Along
When a young adult is struggling, the whole family feels it. We help parents and loved ones understand what is happening, heal together, and carry progress home.
Accredited Care
Licensed, accredited and trusted in Boulder for over 25 years.
The Joint CommissionGold Seal of Approval®
LegitScriptCertified- 25+Yearsin Boulder
- Licensed cliniciansMaster's level or higher
For Parents & Loved Ones
You are part of the healing
Watching someone you love struggle is exhausting and frightening. You may feel helpless, angry or unsure what to say. Those feelings are normal, and you do not have to carry them alone.
With the client's consent, families take part through three parts of our family program: family therapy sessions, Family Recovery and a Family Support Group. Families learn what their loved one is working on, and how to support it at home.
How We Support Families
Ways families stay involved
Three parts of our family program, plus support from your loved one’s care team.
Family Recovery
Education and open discussion on relapse, family systems, communication and boundaries. Meets every other week for 1.5 hours, and you can join at any time.
Family Support Group
Build your own support alongside other families, with a clinical or non-clinical facilitator.
Case management
Your loved one’s team works with you and your family to build the care plan.
Regular updates
With consent, clear communication about progress and what comes next.
Our Family Program
Stay connected to their progress
With your loved one’s consent, families take part through family sessions, Family Recovery and the Family Support Group, along with regular communication with the care team. It is a place to ask questions, repair trust, and learn how to support recovery at home.
- Family sessionsTherapy with your loved one, scheduled with their care team
- Family RecoveryEvery other week, 1.5 hours · join at any time
- Family Support GroupWith a clinical or non-clinical facilitator
Questions?
Call (720) 739-3332 Talk with our team
Our admissions team can answer questions about family sessions, Family Recovery and the Family Support Group, and help you plan your next step.
Worried about a loved one right now? Call or text 988.
What truly set AIM apart was their approach to involving parents in the journey. They understood the importance of family support and actively included us in the treatment process. They provided us with valuable resources, regular updates on progress, and offered guidance on how we could continue to support our child’s recovery even after leaving the program.
The staff at AIM is nothing short of extraordinary. They demonstrated an exceptional level of care and expertise in helping my child overcome their mental health and substance use challenges. Their unwavering support and genuine concern for my child's well-being were evident in every interaction.
Today, I am proud to say that my child has emerged from AIM Health as a stronger, healthier, and more resilient individual. The transformation we witnessed is nothing short of miraculous. AIM provided my child with the tools and coping strategies necessary to navigate life's challenges while fostering a sense of self-worth and purpose.
Thank you all for providing our son with a wonderful experience and a 'home-away-from-home'. This past nine months really proved to me just how far Dave has come, and just how ready he is to take on adult responsibilities. I am looking forward to this Father's Day in a way that I haven't for many, many years.
Worried about someone you love?
Call us to talk it through. We can help you understand the options and how to start the conversation.
FAQ 
Questions from Families
Not seeing your question? Our admissions team is glad to walk you through your options.
Talk with admissions (720) 739-3332
Can I be involved if my child is over 18?
Yes. Because clients are adults, we share information with families with the client’s written consent. Most clients want their families involved, and we help make that work.
What is the difference between Family Recovery and the Family Support Group?
Family Recovery is education and discussion: relapse, family systems, communication and boundaries. It meets every other week for 1.5 hours, and you can join at any point in your loved one’s treatment. The Family Support Group is about building your own support, with other families and a clinical or non-clinical facilitator.
Do families have to attend therapy?
It is not required, but family involvement often makes a real difference. Your loved one’s team will recommend what fits.
We live out of state. Can we still take part?
Yes. Call our team to talk through how family sessions and updates can work around distance.
Contact
Take the First Step Today
Talk to our team. We will listen, answer your questions and help you find the right level of care.
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Boulder, CO 80304 - Call admissions(720) 739-3332