Your Journey Begins Here
We constantly feel haunted by the ghosts of our past, and believe we are unable to put them to rest and finally let them go.
We want to feel more empowered to create the life we dream of, instead of the life others expect from us, but doubt we have what it takes to pull it off… often sabotaging our own successes in the process.
We seek resolution to our stress, anxiety, anger, and depression, but there’s no hope for escaping this never-ending cycle.
We are searching for deeper meaning, purpose, and passion in our careers and relationships, but feel hopelessly lost at sea.
At Breakthrough Recovery of Colorado, we empower our clients to navigate turbulent seas and teach our clients how to surf the waves of discomfort.
Whether you’re looking for space and guidance to just “talk”, skills to manage distressing thoughts and feelings, or transforming your recovery from trauma or addiction we’ll hold space for you.
Personally, there is nothing I find more inspiring and heartfelt than a good comeback story.
And I’m looking forward to seeing yours.
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If you’re ready to take a leap of faith into your personal recovery journey from trauma and addiction, or you’re needing support navigating difficult life situations, contact us for a FREE consultation to address any questions or concerns you may have.
Currently, All services are only being offered online (teletherapy).
We will update clients when we resume in-person sessions.
Please check the FAQ page for more information and details.
How Can We Help?
Weston zink lpc lac emdr Certified Therapist
Learn more about Weston and his personal philosophy as a healer and psychotherapist.
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Whether you’re curious about the next steps or are ready to empower your healing journey, Contact Breakthrough Recovery to address any questions or schedule a session.
Understanding the relationship between the sympathetic nervous system (SNS) and anxiety is essential to treatment. The SNS is a part of the autonomic nervous system that activates our body’s "fight or flight" response. For those with trauma histories, this response can become overactivated, even in non-threatening situations, leading to heightened and persistent anxiety.