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At BAART Programs, you’ll experience dedicated care from licensed professionals. Our team combines substance use counseling with medication-assisted treatment (MAT) so you can work on the physical and emotional sides of opioid addiction.
Counseling gives context to what you’re feeling and doing day to day. In sessions, your counselor helps you sort through:
Why cravings seem to appear out of nowhere
Which people, places, or emotions tend to push you toward using
How opioid addiction affects your body, thinking, mood, and relationships
Medication can calm withdrawal and cravings, but it doesn’t untangle everything else. Therapy adds space to slow down, notice patterns, practice new responses, and start repairing parts of your life that have been affected by opioid use.
In individual counseling, it’s just you and your counselor. You can talk honestly about how opioid use started, what keeps it going, and what you’d like to see change. Over time, you’ll:
Group counseling brings you together with others who also live with opioid addiction. Sometimes, just hearing someone else say something you’ve felt can be powerful. Group work can:
When addiction occurs, families are affected, too. Targeted counseling gives you and your loved ones a chance to sit down together with a neutral person in the room. These sessions can:
Help with planning your treatment
Specialized help for pregnant women
Learning about addiction and how to avoid relapsing
Medical check-ups
Connecting you to resources
Support for life after treatment
Guest medication services
We keep our centers relaxed and approachable. When you come in, our aim is that you feel safe enough to tell the truth about what’s been happening so we can actually help.
Your counselor gets to know your history, responsibilities, and goals, then builds a therapy plan around that. We check in often and adjust as your needs change.
We work with a variety of insurance plans and payment options so that people in Brighton, CO, Sioux Falls, SD, and nearby areas have a real chance to get therapy.
“Hi my name is Nancy, I am Sixty year old lady. I want to thank the BAART PROGRAM So Very Much !!! Mainly because All of the staff were Very professional sweet people. That place is very clean. There is absolutely no judgement of people at BAART !!! Any race or sexual preference ,or any faith is Welcome here. In fact one gentleman goes to my church , Flatirons Church . This Church is Amazing as far as everybody is Welcome and you learn truly how much Jesus loves you. Thanks for All your help BAART. You are the best !!!!”
-Nancy Lewis
Verified Patient
“It sure is a relief that there are people in this world who actually understand addiction and the mechanisms that fuel it. My wife and I owe Trish, Tj, Ms. Sharon, Becky, and everyone there our lives! They have all gone to bat for us to help us get our child home. And for once it’s looking like we will have him home soon! We couldn’t have made a better decision than to walk through that door and ask for help. These people are not only great at what they do… they are genuinely good people, with integrity, and are really there to actually help with the recovery process. I hate to think where our lives would be if we never walked into BAART That day. We thank all of you guys for what you do! You guys don’t receive enough credit!!! Thank you”
-Hamster Cottage
Verified Patient
“This is an amazing clinic ran by compassionate, caring and goal oriented people. There is no judgment here and clients are not looked down upon. It is also a harm reduction clinic. I highly recommend this place and can never thank Baart and the loving staff they employ enough!”
-Mark Popejoy
Verified Patient
This is by far the best clinic I have entered. I have been to 3 clinics total now and this is by far the best. Definitely the most professional and caring group of staff I have encountered. They truly care about our sobriety and well being. They are truly here to help us. Thank you so much Bart clinic for letting my recovery be apart of yall
-Michael Bannick
Verified Patient
At BAART Programs, we meet you where you are. Our individual, group, and family counseling services are designed to support your recovery goals and adjust as you change. Contact the opioid treatment center nearest to you to talk through your options.
All BAART centers are federally certified, state licensed, and accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). This recognition reflects our dedication to quality care, continuous improvement, and the people we serve.
Counseling is strongly recommended with medication-assisted treatment because it addresses the emotional and social aspects of opioid addiction. At many BAART locations, therapy is built into your overall treatment plan.
It depends on what you need and what you agree on with your treatment team. Many people start with weekly (or more frequent) sessions and then adjust the schedule as they feel steadier in recovery.
All BAART centers provide individual counseling. Group and family counseling are offered at select locations. Your local clinic can explain what’s available and help you find additional support if you need it.
Yes. Family counseling is a good place for questions and honest conversations. Your counselor will keep things on track and help everyone understand addiction a bit better, along with ways to support recovery without losing themselves.
A relapse is a setback, not the end of the road. If it happens, your counselor will help you look at what led to it, adjust your plan, and focus on what might help you stay safer and more supported going forward.
Yes. You don’t have to wait to be “ready” or completely off opioids. We can start where you are, set realistic goals, and coordinate with medical providers so you can move toward reduced use and recovery at a pace that makes sense for you.