BROADWAY COUNSELING SERVICES
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Broadway Counseling Services ( BCS ) is certified and licensed by the
State of Colorado Department of Human Services Division of Behavioral Health.
Our courses are designed to facilitate Colorado legislation which mandated the courts to require persons
convicted of alcohol or drug related driving offenses to complete a state approved treatment program.
Our goal is to deliver the highest quality, affordable and effective treatment
for those with alcohol and or drug / chemical problems.
During our initial intake process clients will be identifying issues directly related to
their alcohol and or drug / chemical dependency thoughts, feelings and behaviors.
The primary focus of the intake process is to obtain an insight into the patterns,
habits, physical health, family life, social enviroment, denial or any other
underlying core issues that may be affecting the client's life and well-being.
Broadway Counseling Services ( BCS ) supports evidence-based prevention strategies aimed
at reducing, preventing and overcoming alcohol and other drug related problems.
Our weekly group counseling sessions, as well as individual counseling
is designed to help clients manage cravings, stabilize their lifestyle and support
the continuing needs that the client identified in their initial intake process.
Our Director, Mary L. Patel CAC III and our qualified staff of counselors have the
experience and background to be able to serve our clients with integrity,
empathy and a caring spirit, free of bias and with respect for the individual.
Broadway Counseling Services ( BCS ) has been providing alcohol and drug
counseling treatment services in the Metro Denver area for over 18 years
for persons charged with or convicted of DUI / DWI / DWAI / DUID or MIP.
Our main facility is located in Denver very close to bus and light-rail lines.
To better serve our clients, community and the courts, we opened
a second location in Englewood in 2009 which is also very close to bus and light-rail lines.
And now in 2011 we have opened a new Northglenn facility which is a very short distance
from the Wagon Road RTD Park-n-Ride location to serve the residents north of the Metro area.
Certified Colorado Treatment Agency for the
Division of Behavioral Health ( D.B.H. ).
Formally known as the
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division ( A.D.A.D. ).
Dedicated to providing affordable and effective treatment for drug and alcohol dependencies.
Agency # 1289-00
701 S. LOGAN STREET SUITE 105
DENVER, COLORADO 80209
PHONE: 303-733-8784
FAX: 303-744-7003
3671 S. HURON STREET SUITE 301
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO 80110
PHONE:720-242-7124
FAX: 720-242-7126
CENTRAL OFFICE
( DENVER CO. )
SOUTH OFFICE
( ENGLEWOOD CO. )
Agency # 1289-01
NORTH OFFICE
( NORTHGLENN CO. )
11658 HURON N. STREET SUITE 400
NORTHGLENN, COLORADO 80234
PHONE: 303-252-4179
FAX: 303-252-4186
Agency # 1289-02
Don't let alcohol run your life... Call Broadway Counseling Services today!
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MAIN ( CENTRAL ) LOCATION
Broadway Counseling Services
701 S. Logan Street Suite 105
Denver, CO. 80209
Phone: (303) 733-8784 Fax: (303) 744-7003
Our Business Hours Are:
MON-FRI - 10:00AM-8:00PM
SAT - 10:00AM-6:00PM SUN - 10:00AM-4:00PM
SOUTH LOCATION
Broadway Counseling Services
3671 S. Huron Street Suite 301
Englewood, CO. 80110
Phone: (720) 242-7124 Fax: (720) 242-7126
Our Business Hours Are:
MON-FRI - 10:00AM-8:00PM
SAT - 10:00AM-6:00PM SUN - CLOSED
CENTRAL OFFICE
( DENVER CO. )
303-733-8784
SOUTH OFFICE
( ENGLEWOOD CO. )
720-242-7124
NORTH OFFICE
( NORTHGLENN CO. )
303-252-4179
NORTH LOCATION
Broadway Counseling Services
11658 N. Huron Street Suite 400
Northglenn, CO. 80234
Phone: (303) 252-4179 Fax: (303) 252-4186
Our Business Hours Are:
MON-FRI - 10:00AM-8:00PM
SAT - 10:00AM-6:00PM SUN - CLOSED
PROVIDING PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING
SERVICES SINCE 1993.
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ALCOHOL AND DRUG FACTS
Nearly 14 million
Americans meet
the diagnostic
criteria for alcohol
use disorder.
Youth who drink
alcohol are
50 times more
likely to use
cocaine than those
who never drink
alcohol.
