Breakthroughs Outpatient Treatment

We at BreakThroughs stand for racial non-discrimination and equality. We mourn for black lives needlessly lost and for all the violence tearing at our country.

There's no FDA for street drugs.

THE PASSWORD FOR AA IS 2533660083 THE PASSWORD FOR NA IS 823208344 THE PASSWORD FOR ALTERNATE PATHS OF RECOVERY IS 835187777 Make sure you click on the correct link for AA at night vs. NA during the day vs.Alternative Paths to Recovery (All Recovery Meetings). ... NA is every day at 10 am PST, AA is every night at 6 pm PST and Alternative Paths to Recovery (non 12-step) is at 4:30 PM PST. They are 3 separate links. The link for the NA meeting is https://zoom.us/j/823208344 and the meeting id is 823208344. The link for the AA meeting is https://zoom.us/j/2533660083 and the meeting id is 253 366 0083. The link for the Alternative Paths to Recovery (All Recovery Meetings)) is https://zoom.us/j/835187777and the meeting ID is 835 187 777. Please let me know if you need further assistance!

BreakThroughs is responding to the COVID-19 isolation guidelines by now holding all groups via video conferencing online. Our prayers go out to the families affected by this pandemic, which is all of us, and those battling on the front lines of medical treatment.

Many conditions change the way you think - but some can change the way your brain is shaped.

RIP Dr. Francine Shapiro. Your legacy is the healing of millions, and will go on forever. Thank you.

Kristin Machado What we're having to endure after the accident has been brutal. Today, because of the kindness and compassion of Cory Franklin at BreakThroughs I was able find some peace. After one single treatment (EMDR) for PTSD I realize that I survived the tragedies in my life because of my own strength. I have never really thought of myself as a survivor, but dammit I think I'm going to claim it!! Cory is amazing and I highly recommend her to anyone who suffers from PTSD or drug addiction. (209)529-1855

Very exciting news: Our new Merced office is opening! Come see!

'Send Me A Friend': Anders Osborne Helps Musicians Stay Sober On Tour by Debbie Elliott NPR / 2017-04-22 05:14 Recovering alcoholics tend to avoid the bar. But when the bar is your office, that's not so easy. New Orleans bluesman Anders Osborne figured out how to get back to work despite the temptations, and now he's trying to help others....Continue reading