Trauma Specific Mental Health & Addiction Care for Women

At Momenta Recovery, we believe that every woman is worthy of and inherently capable of achieving recovery. Our women’s only residential treatment facility, located in the awe-inspiring Colorado Rocky Mountains, utilizes trauma and attachment-based therapies to help women overcome the trauma that perpetuates their addiction. Here, women build the skills, knowledge, and experience to live a meaningful and happy life in recovery.

Momenta Recovery’s 90-day treatment program is tailored to individual needs, utilizes evidence-based and experiential therapies that which help in recovery, and help build stronger connections with community, loved ones, and most importantly, oneself.

 

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Trauma Specific Care for Women

Momenta Recovery is designed to provide a healing place for women and their families. We believe that all women who suffer from addiction have experienced some type of trauma. Whether this trauma occurred prior to the onset of substance abuse or during use, Momenta believes that healing from trauma is the foundation for sustained recovery. Gender-specific treatment provides a safe container for vulnerability and healing to occur. Addiction impacts women differently than men, both physiologically and psychologically. Our team understands these differences and has developed our program to meet the specific needs of women in recovery. 

 

ADDRESSING YOUR
WHOLE HEALTH

 
 

CO-OCCURRING DIAGNOSIS

Co-occurring, or dual diagnosis, commonly refers to an individual that has a mental health disorder in addition to substance use disorder or other addictions.  The vast majority of individuals coming to treatment here have
co-occurring diagnosis. The therapists at Momenta are dually credentialed in mental health and addiction.

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.

 
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Trauma Treatment

Trauma is often a precursor to addiction. The more adverse childhood experience one has the more likely they are to develop an addiction. Momenta Recovery’s trauma-specific treatment program utilizes evidence-based practices in the treatment of individuals’ trauma(s). It is essential to one’s recovery that they work through trauma so that they can move forward in recovery. Doing this work significantly improves long-term outcomes.

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Addiction Issues

Substance use disorder is classified by the American Medical Association as a Chronic Brain Disease.  This disease has a genetic basis, accounting for roughly 50% of the cause of addiction. Trauma, attachment, and other causes combine to form the other 50%. Momenta Recovery understands the complexity of addiction, and how abusing substances negatively impacts one’s neurological functioning.

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Attachment DISORDERS

Attachment in infancy and childhood sets the stage for how one perceives the world. If this attachment is disrupted, a person can develop a worldview where they perceive people as unsafe and unpredictable. Insecure attachment often leads to substance use and unhealthy relationships to feel connected and “whole.” We use evidence-based therapies to help individuals understand their attachment style and the role it has in their addiction and relationships.

For more information on attachment disorders, please click here.

 

Home for Healing
Glenwood Springs, CO

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.