They ignore the actual needs of participants. They claim that to finish treatment is based on progress yet they dont take into account how much time has passed since the offense or how much time youve spent in treatment before starting at CPA. The victim has reached out to my DV treatment administrator and was ignored. I reached out to my substance abuse counselor about cravings to use and rather than being helped I was ignored and the conversation turned into a them asking me questions in an attempt to get me to incriminate myself so they could get me in trouble... Obviously this isnt treatment. Its a flat out money game. They are going to call it treatment and make claims its to help you when really they just want to keep you in attendance as long as possible so that they continue to get paid. Its sad that some people really want to change but arent given the tools to do so, meanwhile the public and the people of colorado are lied to so that a money making system can be justified and continue to operate. What a bunch of crooks.... If you truly want reform dont expect it from these guys. Still, pay your fees and attend but be sure to get some help and real treatment from reputable organizations and actual treatment providers. Good luck.

Worst experience I’ve ever had in receiving “help” for mental health. Do not use Jamie Cutright if you want to avoid a complete sh**show in my experience!

Awful experience! Interviewed for this company and the interview was less than professional! I didn’t feel a connection or get warm and fuzzy about the interview whatsoever. The hiring manager seemed disinterested and unprofessional.Edit: Chris, thanks for reaching out. I wrote this review for my friend Rachel who doesn’t have a google account. She interviewed with you last week and felt her experience wasn’t pleasant, therefore she had me take the liberty of writing a review.

Not independent at all. They do ONLY want the referring agency wants. The agency says find problems with him and they skew the results to what the agency wants. THIS IS NOT A PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. Just another arm of the State

I was in a group called Thinking for a Change (T4C) curriculum, this group is for offenders whose primary criminogenic need is criminal thinking. This is often the best fit for individuals who have a lengthy criminal history but do not meet the criteria for substance abuse, anger management, or criminal culture. In addition to criminal thinking, this group covers basic mental health issues, emotion management, dealing with adversity, and communication skills. If the supervising agent is unable to determine a criminogenic need, it is usually judgment, impulse control, or problem solving, all of which are covered in this group.I was involved in a fight I have been taking U.A.s since 2016 and they have all been clean. The counselor Craig Van Houtte alone with Alex Araya of CPA recommended me for substance abuse at CPA 3840 York St #230, Denver, CO 80205 in order to make more money not for treatment purposes. They are predators, you are not treated as a customer or a person. You are just a way to make money. Cpa and RMOMS/

Love this place.. The have helped me alot

The counselors actually seem to care about their clients well-being. Good experience.

Have a phone number but dont know how to answer