DUI Resources
Navigating a DUI Charge in Colorado? You’re Not Alone.
Resources, support, and guidance to help you heal, grow, and meet your court requirements.
You are not your charge, and this is not the end of your story
If you’re facing a DUI in Colorado, know this: you are not your charge, and this is not the end of your story. At TRUE, we are committed to helping you navigate this challenging moment with honesty, understanding, and support. We created this resource page to help you meet legal and treatment requirements—but also to support your healing, your growth, and your peace of mind.
We believe in fostering environments where individuals can explore their full selves, addressing both the light and the shadow of their experiences with radical acceptance and compassion.
The journey ahead is not just about fulfilling obligations; it's about creating space for personal transformation, where you can relax, reflect, and heal.
Through the guidance and resources we offer, we aim to ensure you are seen and heard as you take steps toward greater self-awareness and long-lasting change.
This is a space where your story can unfold—not defined by your charge, but shaped by your commitment to healing and growth.
Advocates for Recovery Colorado (AFR)
A peer-run recovery community offering mentorship, groups, and help navigating recovery resources.
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) – Colorado
Daily in-person and virtual meetings focused on community, accountability, and personal growth.
SMART Recovery
A non-12-step option focused on science-based tools for self-care and emotional regulation.
Al-Anon / Alateen
Support for family and friends of individuals with substance use issues. Families need healing too.
Peer Support & Community Resources (Free or Low-Cost)
Self-Care Matters: Tips from People Who’ve Been There
Start small – walk, breathe, journal.
Set boundaries & protect your energy.
Hydrate & rest – simple but powerful.
Talk to someone – TRUE is here.
Celebrate progress – every step counts.
Support for Families & Loved Ones
Often, families feel just as confused, hurt, or unsure how to help. Here are a few ways they can find support:
Education Nights
Attend a family education night or group (ask us about ours!) to better understand the recovery process and support your loved one.
Al-Anon & Faith-Based Support
Explore Al-Anon or join a local faith or community-based support group to connect with others walking a similar path.
Couples / Family Therapy
Consider therapy for families and couples navigating the emotional and relational impact of a DUI. Healing is a team effort.
*TRUE offers individual and family therapy to help build communication and healing around these situations.
Interested in Individual or Family Therapy?
“Your family doesn’t need to ‘fix’ you. They just need a little guidance on how to support you as you do the work.”
Recovery Awareness Month
September brings energy and celebration through events across Colorado.
- Cookouts & block parties
- Job fairs
- Peer-run celebrations
Colorado Recovery Rally
Major rallies in Denver, Pueblo, and Colorado Springs bring together communities for connection and hope.
- Speakers & peer stories
- Community booths & resources
- Food, music & celebration
Community Resource Fairs
Held by courts, probation, and behavioral health groups to connect people with real help.
- Hosted locally by counties
- Practical & free support
- Ask your PO what’s coming up
From Someone Who’s Been There…
📥 Download: DUI Healing & Compliance Checklist
This printable checklist includes:
“I thought this DUI was the end of everything. But over time, with real support, it became a wake-up call—a hard one, but one that changed my life. If you’re here, you’re already doing better than you think.”