Each recovery journey is unique. We tailor our approach to individual circumstances and goals. At Momenta Recovery, we meet clients where they are to deliver effective, compassionate care supporting lasting recovery.
Our peaceful Rocky Mountain location in Colorado complements our clinical program, giving women a tranquil environment to focus on healing and self-discovery.
Trauma affects the whole person. Our holistic recovery approach addresses mind, body, and spirit together, identifying root causes while promoting overall wellness. This comprehensive method strengthens the mind-body connection and reduces relapse risk, leading to sustainable recovery.
Our experienced and compassionate staff bring expertise, emotional support, and personalized care to each client. They create a safe environment, model recovery principles, and skillfully manage crises to enhance treatment outcomes. Our team guides and inspires clients throughout their journey.
Mental health challenges impact the whole family. Family involvement and support is key to recovery. At Momenta Recovery, we reframe individual struggles as shared challenges. Our clinicians work with families to strengthen relationships, improve communication, and build accountability for lasting success.
Mental health, trauma, and addiction are interconnected. Our integrated treatment approach addresses these connections comprehensively, enhancing recovery outcomes and preventing relapse.
In our safe and supportive environment, women heal from trauma and co-occurring disorders while rediscovering themselves. Our community helps women rebuild their lives and reclaim their voices.
Co-occurring disorder, or dual diagnosis, refers to when someone has both a mental health disorder and substance use disorder or other addictions. Most individuals seeking treatment at Momenta have co-occurring disorders. Our therapists are credentialed in both mental health and addiction treatment.
The therapists at Momenta understand the complexities of working with individuals struggling with co-occurring disorders, as well as the best approach to treating these disorders concurrently.
Trauma and addiction are closely linked, with childhood trauma increasing addiction risk. We use proven, trauma-focused treatment methods to address these underlying issues, which is crucial for successful long-term recovery.
Substance use disorder is classified as a chronic brain disease, with genetic factors accounting for 50% of addiction risk and environmental factors like trauma making up the other 50%. Momenta Recovery addresses these complex neurological aspects.
Early attachment bonds influence how we see the world. Disrupted childhood bonds can make people view others as unsafe. This often leads to substance use and unhealthy relationships as coping mechanisms. Our evidence-based therapies help clients understand and address these attachment patterns.
We blend evidence-based and holistic approaches, offering personalized care that honors each woman’s unique experiences and identity.
At Momenta Recovery, our groups blend psychoeducation, practical skills training, mindfulness practices, and interpersonal development.
Momenta Recovery has earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval!
Our center in beautiful Glenwood Springs, Colorado, offers a peaceful home for women wishing to heal while building a sense of safety, love, balance, and community. Located in the awe-inspiring Colorado Rocky Mountains, our space is enveloped by a plethora of outdoor opportunities, offering up the natural world to its doorstep. These surroundings and a home-like environment help in developing the tools needed to live a happy, productive, and meaningful life in recovery.
We Accept Private Insurance Plans with Out-of-Network Benefits to Make Treatment More Accessible. Our experienced team works closely with insurance providers to help maximize your coverage and minimize out-of-pocket expenses. We understand that navigating insurance can be overwhelming, which is why our dedicated team are here to verify your benefits and explain your coverage options in detail.
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Through education and empowerment, we help women break cycles of trauma and advocate for themselves. We walk beside each woman on her healing journey, offering support and compassion. Together, recovery is possible. We will love you until you learn to love yourself.
