The expansion at 2620 East Prospect Road marks a significant shift for the organization, which has long championed a model that treats the mind and body simultaneously. By centralizing psychiatry, functional medicine, and brain health under one roof, the clinic aims to dismantle the fragmented care systems that often force patients to navigate multiple providers for a single recovery plan. The program, scheduled to open in September 2026, will be followed by a Partial Hospitalization Program in early 2027.
Wholeness Center Expands Integrative Care to Fort Collins IOP
After sixteen years of operating as an integrative mental health clinic, the Fort Collins-based Wholeness Center is launching an adult Intensive Outpatient Program this September. The new service targets individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, bridging the gap between traditional outpatient care and clinical intervention.
Patients entering the new program will undergo comprehensive assessments that include qEEG brain mapping and laboratory testing, moving beyond diagnostic labels to address underlying biological and lifestyle factors. This multidisciplinary approach grants participants immediate access to specialized treatments—such as TMS and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy—without the need for external referrals. The center intends to maintain this continuity of care as patients transition through various stages of recovery, supported by a team of physicians, addiction specialists, and therapists working toward a unified goal.
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