BreakThrough! The Premier Psychological Course
for Sustainable GLP -1 Weight Loss and
Mental Health Wellness

Take Your Seat at the Table; Wherever that Table May Be!

Course Topics Include:

Session Three Willpower is Not Enough!

Stop the cycles of yo-yo dieting!

We understand your time is in high demand. That is why we have made attending the BreakThrough! program easy and customizable to fit your needs.

Our program includes a 300-page course text and workbook, engaging videos and additional resources designed to support sustainable change.

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Become a BreakThrough! Patient Today!

Schedule Your Consultation


Meet with a BreakThrough! team member to discuss goals based on your needs to ensure success.

Develop Your Customized Plan and Enroll


Once we know your goals our team will design a custom implementation plan and easy steps to enroll. We do not sell subscriptions; we provide services. Some services are reimbursable through your insurance plan.

Transform Your Health


When enrollment is complete, you receive access to our online BreakThrough! course, group or individual meetings, the course text and workbook as well as other support resources.

Your Integrated Healthcare Resource

BreakThrough! is the premier program designed to support comprehensive and ethical mental and metabolic health recovery by addressing the underlying mental health and social conditions that give rise to dysregulated emotional eating behaviors. BreakThrough! is inclusive and emphasizes the empowerment of patients to
become stakeholders in their own recovery, thus reducing burnout among healthcare professionals and increasing patient retention in lifestyle health programs. 

Of social significance, BreakThrough! advances health equity and eliminates avoidable differences in health outcomes by ensuring fair access to recovery resources regardless of race, ethnicity, disability, sexual orientation, gender, identity, socioeconomic status, or geography experienced by disadvantaged or under-served rural populations.

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