The Bridge to Recovery

07/27/2026

Are you tired of seeing today's interactions through yesterday's experiences? Emotional trauma can leave us in a state of hypervigilance. Even after the danger has passed, our nervous system remains on high alert. Through processing trauma and working on emotional regulation we can begin to find peace and security.

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07/24/2026

Sometimes people are surprised to learn that, tucked away in the woods of Kentucky, lives have been changed by people who have traveled here from across the country, and even around the world.

Distance has never limited the reach of healing or the relationships we’ve been fortunate to build. We love connecting with professionals who share our passion for helping people find lasting recovery and genuine healing.

We were grateful to spend the evening in California with our friends Kurt Garbe with Visions Malibu and Roxanne Bates with Brass Tacks, continuing a relationship built on a shared commitment to serving others. Conversations like these remind us that while our home is in Kentucky, our mission reaches far beyond our front gate.

Thank you to everyone who continues to believe in the work we do and helps connect people to The Bridge to Recovery. We can’t wait to see where the next conversation takes us.

07/14/2026

Hypervigilance isn’t "being too sensitive. " It's a nervous system that learned to stay on high alert because it once had to. Through processing the trauma behind the hypervigilance we can begin to allow our bodies to experience safety and reframe present situations based on truth, not perception.

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07/10/2026

It can be difficult to trust if we have experienced betrayal or trauma from past relationships. If we have a system adapted to keep us safe then we are more hypervigilant in our interactions. By slowly and consistently allowing people to show up authentically and safely they can begin to regain trust.

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877-866-8661

07/01/2026

Ready to make a profound impact? We're growing our team!

The Bridge to Recovery is looking for a passionate, licensed Full-Time Therapist to join our mission. If you thrive in trauma-focused, experiential modalities and excel at group facilitation, we want to hear from you.

We believe in creating a space where people can safely reconnect with their authentic selves and we need a therapist who brings empathy, authenticity, and strong communication to that journey every day.

Email: [email protected]

06/29/2026

What a beautiful end to the weekend getting to see play presented by The Bridge to Recovery and the . What an amazing story of endurance, hope, and authenticity. Go check Trevor's music out, he has a mastery of lyrically capturing the human experience and transforming that into beautiful melodies.

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06/25/2026

Sabyn Mayfield, CEO, talks about addressing the underlying trauma and how that enables you to face your process or substance disorder on a better footing. If the root causes are processed then the branches of that expression get healthier.

06/24/2026

This Sunday, join us for this special event at The Capitol BG for this special event featuring our very own Trevor Bahnson!

Brought to you by The Bridge to Recovery and The Capitol, Time Can’t Be Wasted, the powerful short music documentary chronicling the creation of Trevor Bahnson's first full-length album, screens for free Sunday, June 28 at 3 p.m! Blending raw performances, behind-the-scenes recording sessions, and reflections on health, recovery, and personal growth, the film captures the passion and resilience behind the music — revealing how art can become both a lifeline and a legacy. At the conclusion of the film there will be a short Q&A with director Sabyn Mayfield, immediately followed by a live musical performance by Trevor Bahnson. No tickets required!

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