Behavioral Treatment Services - Longmont
Provider at a Glance
Available programs:
- Level I Education
- Level II Education
- Level II Therapy
- DUI Level II Four Plus
Program languages include:
- English
- Spanish
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Behavioral Treatment Services (BTS) is dedicated to delivering accessible, integrated, and inclusive behavioral health services for individuals involved in the criminal justice system. Established in March 2014 as Intervention Clinical Services, BTS initially focused on providing treatment for community corrections and alternative sentencing programs. By January 2015, the agency expanded through the acquisition of the Center for Change in Boulder and Longmont, now known as the BTS BoLo sites. BTS is licensed by the Behavioral Health Administration (BHA) and is an approved Medicaid provider.
Operating from three outpatient sites, BTS partners with two local jails and four community corrections sites, and runs two short-term residential programs in Jefferson County. The agency also offers court-referred services through state-run programs such as Bridges and Outpatient Restoration, serving seven counties in Colorado.
BTS is committed to providing high-quality clinical services, primarily hiring Master’s level clinicians with expertise in addictions, mental health, and criminal justice issues. With a staff of over 50, BTS focuses on challenging and engaging clients to examine and change their behaviors, beliefs, thoughts, and emotions.
For DUI education and treatment, BTS is a licensed BHA provider approved by the state of Colorado. Services include DUI/DWAI Level II Education classes, Therapy classes across all tracks (A through D), DUI Level II Four Plus (Track F) treatment, and Interlock Enhanced Counseling. While BTS accepts Medicaid for some DUI treatment costs, coverage may vary. The Level II Four Plus program is a tailored treatment lasting at least 18 months, involving both individual and group therapy, and may be required by courts or supervising agencies regardless of the charge reduction from a felony to a misdemeanor.