Denver Metro · Executive & Family

Discreet addiction intervention in Cherry Creek, Cherry Hills and Greenwood Village

For families in Cherry Creek, Country Club, Cherry Hills Village, and Greenwood Village, the barrier to addressing a loved one's addiction is almost never a lack of resources. It is the weight of reputation, professional licensure, and social visibility inside a remarkably small community.

Why prominent Denver households wait too long

From the historic homes around Denver Country Club and Polo Club to the estates in Cherry Hills Village and the Preserve in Greenwood Village, professional and social circles overlap constantly. Partners at downtown law firms, private equity principals in Cherry Creek North, physicians at Rose or Swedish, and executives along the Denver Tech Center corridor share boards, schools, and clubs.

When high functioning alcohol dependence, prescription sedative or stimulant misuse, or cocaine use takes hold in these households, the family often spends years managing the fallout quietly at home rather than risking a public scene. By the time a spouse or adult child calls us, they need a plan that is clinically decisive and completely invisible from the street.

How we work across Cherry Creek, Cherry Hills and the Tech Center

Our approach is built for households where privacy and precision are non negotiable:

Coordinating around medical licenses, state bars and boards

Much like our corporate executive work in Lone Tree, cases in Cherry Creek and Greenwood Village frequently involve regulated professionals (physicians, surgeons, pilots, attorneys, and financial fiduciaries). Taking proactive medical leave to enter voluntary residential treatment carries vastly stronger legal and licensing protection than waiting for a workplace incident, DUI, or hospital peer review complaint. We help families coordinate the timing of FMLA, short term disability, and confidential counsel review so the career stays protected while the person gets well.

Speak with a specialist, privately

One confidential conversation is enough to begin. We will listen first, then walk you through what a calm, structured intervention and treatment plan would look like for your family.

Begin a conversation If this is an urgent need, please call directly at 720.303.5657 to speak with our team right away. For a life threatening emergency, call 911. For a mental health crisis, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.