Meet The Team

My name is Jimmy and I’ve dedicated my life to helping people rebuild theirs, because I know, without question, that recovery becomes possible the moment someone finally feels seen, supported, and understood. I want you to know that I am not a stranger to your struggle. I’ve walked the same path you may be on right now.

My name is Leila and I grew up on the streets of Denver, where exposure to drugs and alcohol became a part of my life at a very young age. For many years, loss, instability, and deception shaped my reality. Survival was my only focus, even when it required me to hide or abandon my own truth.

My name is Kyrstin and I entered the field of addiction recovery because I believe no one should face their hardest moments alone. Every person deserves a chance to reclaim their life. I bring creativity, compassion, and lived experience into every aspect of my work. As a person in sustained recovery, I use my journey to inspire others to believe in their own ability to heal. My approach is rooted in authenticity and meeting people exactly where they are, with patience, respect, and a genuine commitment to their growth.

My name is Logan, and as a Certified Peer Coach with over 30 years of experience in addiction treatment, I help individuals develop the tools, confidence, and support systems they need to move forward. I bring more than thirty-six years of continued sobriety to the 4D Recovery Program, serving as a living testament to resilience, perseverance, and the transformative power of recovery. My journey is not only one of personal triumph but also of unwavering commitment to helping others find their own path to freedom.

My name is Teresa, and my purpose in this recovery community is rooted in a deep belief that every person deserves a safe, compassionate place to heal. Recovery changed my life, and it taught me that real transformation happens when people feel seen, supported, and valued. That understanding guides everything I do.

My name is Chico, and my story begins in a place of fear and uncertainty. I was once a small, scared dog who was facing death and no home to call my own.