Building Station 7600: A trauma reset retreat at 7,600’. Nervous system training + the CLIMB = healing that actually works.

Miranda Lambert helps reunite pets after Texas floods. Learn how ESA support through Challenger Point Practice protects trauma survivors and

Trauma resets for responders: CLIMB is a gritty, body-first alternative to CISM with 3 deployable tiers. We’re training now.

Not all heroes wear badges—and not all trauma heals in silence. CLIMB meets the helpers where the fire still burns.

Texas first responders: we see your sacrifice. You’re not broken—you’re human. We’re here when you’re ready to reset.

Station 7600 is where the climb gets real. Trauma recovery meets movement, story, and sweat in Colorado’s high desert.

Reset at sea level. Station Zero is where trauma recovery meets saltwater, silence, and somatic healing in the Florida Keys.

Peer support isn’t soft. It’s survival. Here’s why real warriors need real peers when the system doesn’t get it.

Beneath the surface, healing begins. This post explores scuba diving as trauma recovery inside the CLIMB Protocol at Station Zero.

A new kind of reset for first responders, veterans, and trauma survivors. One-on-one. Real. Confidential. This is the CLIMB Protocol.

For many first responders, veterans, and trauma survivors, July 4th isn’t a party. It’s a battlefield. This is the other side of the blast.

Challenger Point Practice provides trauma therapy, ESA letters, and psychiatric service dog evaluations for first responders, veterans, and trauma survivors. We offer real help for PTSD, anxiety, and burnout—no fluff, no judgment. Licensed in FL, TX, and CO. Ad astra per aspera—through hardship, to the stars. Therapy that actually works for the ones who never thought it would.