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Yahoo
21-05-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Footprints to Recovery Colorado Launches New Outpatient Mental Health Treatment Program
AURORA, Colo., May 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Footprints to Recovery, part of the Aliya Health Group network of nationally accredited treatment centers, is proud to announce the launch of its new mental health treatment program at its Colorado location. Beginning Tuesday, May 27, 2025, the facility will offer dedicated care for individuals experiencing mental health disorders, including anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, and personality disorders. This expansion builds on Footprints to Recovery's existing reputation for excellence in substance use disorder treatment. The new mental health program will offer Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), and traditional outpatient services—giving clients flexible options for comprehensive, non-residential care. While inpatient services are not offered on-site at Footprints locations in Aurora and Centennial, referrals will be provided for those requiring a higher level of care. "We're excited to offer expanded services that address the growing need for accessible and high-quality mental health care in Colorado," said Dr. Vahid Osman, Psychiatric Medical Director at Footprints to Recovery. "It's essential that people have reliable, compassionate support when facing mental health challenges. Our clinical team is deeply committed to helping individuals build resilience and find healing." The program will be led by Dr. Osman and a team of experienced psychiatric nurse practitioners and licensed therapists. Treatment will incorporate a wide range of evidence-based and holistic modalities, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Clients will also have access to music therapy, yoga, accudetox, and equine therapy when clinically appropriate. "Providing excellent mental health care is more important than ever and is a top priority for our treatment teams," said David Johnson, Chief Executive Officer of Aliya Health Group. "We are proud of our expert staff and their dedication to delivering compassionate, individualized care. Expanding our services in Colorado allows us to better support the local community and continue our mission of healing mind, body, and spirit." The new program reflects Footprints to Recovery's commitment to meeting the evolving behavioral health needs of individuals and families across Colorado. By expanding its continuum of care, the center ensures that individuals struggling with mental health conditions have access to the professional support they need—close to home. For more information, please visit the Aliya Health Group website or contact Frank Severino, Chief Marketing Officer, at (888) 352-4445 or email fseverino@ About Aliya Health Group: Aliya Health Group is a nationwide provider of addiction and mental health treatment. Our mission is to empower clients to lead fulfilling lives in recovery. With treatment facilities in eight states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Illinois, New Jersey, Nevada, Oklahoma, and Washington State, Aliya Health Group delivers personalized clinical care and supports clients and families on their path to healing. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Footprints to Recovery Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Fox News
01-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Fox News
Valerie Bertinelli strips down as she experiments with trendy wellness routine
Valerie Bertinelli is diving into cold plunging. The "One Day at a Time" star posted a selfie in a red bikini along with video of her getting into her pool in the early morning. "My pool is 66° Now, for a cold plunge that's relatively warm. (that's what they say whoever they are)," she wrote in the caption. She continued, "Along with everything else I've been experimenting with, this has helped improve my mood, has reduced inflammation and it's easier than filling my bath up with ice cubes." Bertinelli shared other changes she's making while answering audience questions backstage at "The Drew Barrymore Show." When asked about something from her past she's healing from that she once considered normal, she said, "people-pleasing." "I'm trying to learn or do my best to not people-please any longer. But I thought it was normal, because I had to make sure everybody liked me. At this point, you really don't have a choice whether everybody loves you or not, that's up to them. It doesn't matter. Do I like myself? Most of the time. I'll keep working on that." She also revealed that she has two therapists and has been doing EMDR therapy, which stands for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, which involves moving your eyes in a specific way while processing traumatic memories, according to The Cleveland Clinic. Bertinelli explained that when it comes to relationships, "They're there to trigger you so that you finally heal childhood wounds that have been chasing you or sitting in you your entire life. And if you're anyone like me, you've been avoiding working on those. So I'm going to try and work through all these wounds so that I can have good, healthy, authentic emotional relationships with people. "But yeah, shame and self-loathing are bitches," she added with a laugh. "And they were never mine to begin with, but somehow they were given to me." Bertinelli also addressed how to embrace aging, saying she's "on that path right now." "I am doing my best to embrace my aging. It's challenging, but I have to say, it's better than the alternative. With age comes saggier skin, the wrinkles, the jowl line. You know, it's life. Your face shows what you've been through, and my face shows that I laugh a lot, so I'm cool with that," Bertinelli said. Last week, Bertinelli celebrated her 65th birthday, sharing a video montage to mark the occasion. "Went through it all in the last handful of years, and I'm so grateful for the downs as much as I am for all of the ups I am blessed to experience. The light at the end of the tunnel is finally here. I can see it. I feel it," she wrote in the caption.
