BAEC Programs and Services
We greatly appreciate your business and want to keep you apprised of the changes and improvements to our Substance Abuse Programs and Services. BAEC continues to employ evidenced based and state of the art modalities in our treatment programs. We assess each client at intake, and conduct ongoing assessments during treatment to monitor each client’s readiness for change and to ensure that the appropriate modalities and techniques are matched to each individual’s needs and skill levels.
General Services
Monitoring and Testing
Offender Education & Treatment (Non-DUI)
Marijuana Treatment Program
Out of State Offenses
Relapse Prevention
Enhanced Outpatient Treatment
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Anger Management
Interlock Enhancement Counseling (IEC).
Motivational Interviewing
Offense-Focused Evaluations for Substance Use, Anger and Mental Health issues as well as inexpensive quick Assessments. We offer several different formats for evaluations to meet client needs.
Forensic Consultation, Evaluations and Expert Testimony
Abstinence Monitoring Program - Hair & Nail testing,
We use the Impaired Driver Curriculum from The Change Companies. This curriculum utilizes client workbooks with a strong emphasis on structured, problem-directed treatment, including homework assignments and “Interactive Journaling.”
Please feel free to contact us with any questions. Thank you for your referrals and support.
John Gilburt Ph.D., CAC III, Director
Enhanced Outpatient Programs
Enhanced Outpatient Programs entail the following: one group therapy session per week, one individual therapy session per week. We can work with a client’s needs for IOP for the most part. If they need to attend an agency up to three times weekly that can be arranged in an intake appointment.
Evaluations and Assessments
Call at 303-444-6142 or email us at boulderalcohol@gmail.com. To set up your 2-hour appointment.
(Please call 24 hrs. in advance if you’re unable to keep your appt. to avoid $60 cancellation fee)
These involve a thorough exploration of the client's presenting mental health features, family background, contextual factors, use of all substances, including prescription medications with conclusions, diagnoses, if necessary and recommendations for treatment, if indicated. Through a structured interview, sometimes using objective instruments the they take two to three hours or more over one long session or several shorter ones. They include collateral, corroborative contacts as necessary and a full and complete report is generated. These are our most popular (and our best) evaluations and are accepted by the Courts and Probation when submitted. They are also available to concerned parents, spouses and family members.
We will need a copy of the Police Report, and any referral/paperwork from the Court of the State in which the client received the offense in, it must include: the court case number, controlling agency in sending state, their address, contact person, phone number, whether this case is supervised or unsupervised and whether you are on parole or probation, and whether this is a felony or misdemeanor.
Alcohol and Substance Use Evaluations Cost: $350
A 2 hour appointment with client to determine full substance use history along with corroboration if possible. A 3-6 page full report, including mental health concerns, if noted, will include treatment recommendations with either group or individual education or therapy sessions and substance abuse monitoring if necessary.
Brief Mental Health Assessment Cost: $350
A 2 hour assessment of mental health issues if noted. We will provide a 2-3 page summary with client and corroboration, symptomatically and treatment history, medication assessment, social & family history, including Substance Use Assessment diagnosis if indicated mental health concerns if noted will include treatment recommendations with either group or individual education or therapy sessions and substance abuse monitoring if necessary.
Mental Health Evaluation: FULL Cost: $500
Typically, these evaluations are for more complex and dual diagnostic or co-occurring issues. Cognitive, psychological and emotional aspects related to destructive or offending behaviors, such as anger control, are thoroughly explored. This evaluation always includes a substance use component. They may be conducted over a sequence of sessions with extensive collateral contacts. They are suitable for custody/visitation cases, domestic violence situations, serious criminal cases, etc. DSM V Diagnoses may be generated for clarification and insurance purposes. A full report is included with conclusions and recommendations.
Anger Management Evaluation: Cost: $250
If ordered by the court, we can provide an anger management evaluation that includes both mental health and substance use assessment. A full 3-6 page report will include recommendations for treatment and or substance use monitoring.