At Colorado Mental Health Services- Powered By Red Rock Recovery Center, our Intensive Outpatient Program provides a high level of care while allowing individuals to continue with their daily responsibilities.
Our program offers a flexible schedule that allows individuals to receive the treatment they need without disrupting their work or family life. Our IOP combines individual therapy, group therapy, and psychiatric services to provide a comprehensive approach to mental health treatment, addressing both personal and social factors that may contribute to mental health conditions.
An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a type of mental health treatment program that provides more intensive support and treatment than traditional outpatient therapy, but less intensive than inpatient hospitalization. The following is a potential outline for a mental health IOP curriculum, which may be adapted or modified based on the needs and resources of the specific program:
Every client interaction is guided by empathy, patience, and clinical insight.
Dr. William received his medical degree from University of Benin College of Medicine. He was Chief Resident at the University at Harlem Hospital Center, College of Physicians & Surgeons of Columbia.
Dr. William is certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. He is a Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, board certified by the American Board of Addiction Medicine (ABAM), and Member of the Colorado Psychiatric Society.
Hannah Bingler is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Addiction Counselor with a deep passion for helping people rediscover hope and purpose in their lives. After earning her Master’s in Counseling from the University of Denver, Hannah began her career driven by a belief that healing is always possible.
Throughout her work, Hannah has walked alongside individuals facing anxiety, depression, trauma, and addiction, helping them uncover their inner strength and build lasting change. Her approach is grounded in authenticity and connection, creating a space where clients feel seen, supported, and empowered on their journey toward recovery and self-discovery.
Eric earned his Bachelor of Science at Texas Tech University in 2009 and a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Colorado Denver in 2023. He is a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate and Addiction Counselor Candidate in Colorado. He is trained in individual and group therapy for treating co-occurring substance use disorders, trauma, and mood disorders. Eric’s passion for counseling stems from his belief that every individual deserves to live as their happiest, most authentic self. He meets people where they are and helps them reintegrate into a life that is meaningful and worth living.
Molly received her Bachelor of Science in Finance at Northern Arizona University in 2012 and her Master of Social Work at Metropolitan State University of Denver in 2023. Over the past five and a half years, she has worked across the full continuum of care, including inpatient psychiatric care, medical detox, outpatient community mental health, and now intensive outpatient treatment. She specializes in mental health with a focus on attachment trauma, mood and anxiety disorders, and co-occurring substance use. Her approach is grounded in compassion, curiosity, and collaboration, using modalities such as Motivational Interviewing, Internal Family Systems, and psychoeducation on the mind-body connection. Outside of work, Molly enjoys gardening, creative expression, learning new skills, and snuggling her two cats.
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The mission of Colorado Mental Health Services is to build a community-centered mental health treatment program that serves the Denver metro area through small and moderately sized group programming. CMHS exists for people who need more than one-on-one therapy but who do not need inpatient care — offering a meaningful middle step that addresses isolation, builds community, and equips clients with practical coping and grounding skills. The program is clinically driven and designed to treat a wide range of mental health diagnoses with individualized, evidence-based care.
The primary treatment providers at CMHS are Erik and Molly, who serve on the clinical staff and lead the therapeutic programming. The program is overseen by Hannah, who serves as Clinical Director. Weekly psychiatric services are provided by an on-staff psychiatrist. The admissions team — Rustin, Luke, Shiloh, and Justin — is shared with Red Rock Recovery and is experienced in helping clients determine the appropriate level of care for their needs.
CMHS stands apart from other IOP mental health programs in several important ways. Most IOP programs offer one individual therapy session per week; CMHS provides two individual sessions per week, which is significantly more contact with a dedicated therapist. Additionally, clients receive weekly psychiatric services, including medication management — not as an add-on, but as a core component of the program. The group curriculum is dynamic and designed to treat a wide range of mental health conditions, not just one diagnostic category. Finally, CMHS is community-centered: the group model is intentionally designed to counteract isolation, which is a driver of many mental health struggles. Competitors in the Denver market include Red Point, Sandstone, Northpoint, Denver Springs, and Recovery Village.
Yes. CMHS holds accreditation from The Joint Commission (JCAHO), which is considered the gold standard for behavioral health accreditation. The program is also licensed by the Colorado Behavioral Health Administration (BHA). These credentials demonstrate that CMHS meets rigorous standards for safety, clinical quality, and program integrity.
CMHS is designed for people with primary mental health diagnoses. Clients who have a secondary or co-occurring substance use disorder may be accepted if they have already completed a substance use treatment program and their substance use is stable. CMHS does not offer detox, MAT (medication-assisted treatment) for substance use, or residential substance use programming. Clients who require SUD treatment are encouraged to explore Red Rock Recovery Center, which operates within the same organization.
