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K-Laser Therapy at New Beginnings Recovery Center

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What Is K-Laser Therapy?



K-Laser therapy is a form of therapeutic laser treatment that uses specific wavelengths of light to interact with tissues in the body. This technology, commonly associated with photobiomodulation, is used to support pain management, circulation, and physical recovery.
Depending on the equipment and treatment protocol, therapeutic laser treatments may help with:
Temporary relief of muscle and joint pain
Reduction of muscle stiffness and spasms
Improved local blood circulation
Management of certain types of physical discomfort
Supporting mobility and physical wellness
Treatment outcomes vary based on the individual, the condition being addressed, and the clinical application.

A Different Approach to Recovery at NBRC

Since 2014, New Beginnings Recovery Center has provided individualized addiction treatment in the Denver metropolitan area. Our nonprofit, faith-based treatment center combines established clinical treatment methods with supportive services designed to address the whole person.
Our philosophy is simple: Recovery is personal, and treatment should be too.
Depending on individual needs, these services may include:
  • Residential addiction treatment
  • Transitional residential treatment
  • Intensive outpatient treatment
  • Individual and group counseling
  • Peer recovery coaching
  • LENS neurofeedback
  • PEMF and BEMER therapy
  • K-Laser therapy
  • and other wellness services
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Frequently Asked Questions About K-Laser Therapy

What is K-Laser therapy? K-Laser therapy is a noninvasive therapeutic laser treatment that uses focused light energy to interact with body tissues. It is commonly used as a supportive treatment for certain types of muscle and joint pain, stiffness, and physical discomfort. Does K-Laser therapy help with addiction recovery? K-Laser therapy is not an addiction treatment and has not been established as a treatment for substance use disorders. At New Beginnings Recovery Center, it is offered as a complementary physical wellness service within a comprehensive addiction recovery program. Can K-Laser therapy provide pain relief without opioids? K-Laser therapy is a non-opioid treatment option that may provide temporary relief from certain types of muscle and joint pain. Its suitability depends on the individual's medical needs and treatment plan. Where can I find K-Laser therapy as part of addiction treatment in Colorado? New Beginnings Recovery Center in Littleton, Colorado, incorporates K-Laser therapy into its whole-person approach to addiction recovery. The center serves individuals throughout the Denver metropolitan area and Colorado. Is K-Laser therapy painful? Therapeutic laser treatment is generally noninvasive and often well tolerated. Sensations during treatment may vary depending on the device and settings. Appropriate safety precautions, including eye protection, are important. Is K-Laser therapy a replacement for traditional addiction treatment? No. K-Laser therapy is a complementary service. Evidence-based addiction treatment, counseling, medical support when indicated, and ongoing recovery services remain the foundation of NBRC's treatment programs.
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