Top addiction therapists in 80019: Aurora, CO.

You don’t have to struggle from an addiction alone. The first step in healing from an addiction is admitting you need help. Addiction counseling can help you work through the emotions surrounding addiction such as shame, anger, denial, or guilt. After getting these emotions under control, you can begin to move forward and create a plan to overcome your addiction and prevent relapse. Cindy Navarrete has the knowledge and experience to help you through this process in a nonjudgmental space. Call (970) 227-2770 today to schedule a free consultation with Cindy to help you get back on track.

If you or your loved one has become entrenched in the downward cycle of addiction, you can begin to process of healing and recovery with addiction counseling. Sam Haid offers counseling in Northern Colorado to those affected by various types of addiction and their loved ones. Call or email today to get started with a free consultation at one of our Fort Collins, Loveland, and Windsor counseling locations.

Overcoming addiction can feel impossible, consuming your life feeling like you cannot escape. If you are feeling debilitated by your addiction, and want to start moving along the path to recovery, now is the time to reach out. Shiri has experience working with a range if addiction from alcohol, substance use, gambling, sex addiction and more. She is here to provide you with the tools you need, as well as recognizing your own personal strength and ability to overcome.

If you or your loved one has become entrenched in the downward cycle of addiction, you can begin to process of healing and recovery with addiction counseling. Nicole Kucera offers counseling in Northern Colorado to those affected by various types of addiction and their loved ones. Call or email today to get started with a free consultation at one of our Northern Colorado locations.

I firmly believe people do their best to create a meaningful life. I believe that people use Alcohol and drugs for a reason and it serves a purpose in their life. Maybe it helped change the feelings? Maybe it covered up or quiet thoughts? Maybe it created a feeling of confidence? Maybe it helped you feel like you belonged? Do any of those “maybes” resonate for you? If we asked how they are working, most would probably say it’s not working anymore. Addiction counseling provides you with support, resources, and we create a road map to your recovery. Learn new skills is a significant part of addiction counseling, including: Recovery Skills – Communication, Interpersonal, and Refusal Skill.

Many people have tried and failed to overcome their addiction on their own. Are you feeling powerless to an addiction that is controlling your life? Recovering from an addiction is one of the most difficult things you will ever do and you should not try to do it alone. Addiction counseling will offer you the structure and support you will need to finally quit for good. Call today to get started on the road to recovery with addiction counseling.

I am highly experienced in using the Compassionate Inquiry approach developed by Gabor Maté. Dr. Maté first developed this approach in his work with addiction. Addictions often result from repetitive choices we make in order to feel more connected: emotionally connected, physically connected, and/or spiritually connected. Some addictions decrease physical pain while others may numb emotional overwhelm. Together, we can explore ways to bring compassion and understanding to your addictions. This is a first step. What we resist can persist. Building support systems and bringing structured approaches to addiction may also be needed.

Addiction is something that helps us feel better. Here's where it comes from. As kids, we're supposed to bond in a healthy way with our parents. It's through this bond with our parents that we learn how to regulate ourselves. When we don't bond in a healthy way, or don't learn how to self-regulate through our connection with our parents, we need to do it some other way. That's where addiction comes from. If we can learn to create the feelings that our addiction gives us on our own - joy, bliss, relaxation, connection, etc., and combine that with nutritional support that gives our brain the right chemicals, we can move forward. I'm here to support you in getting to the root and doing that.