Substance Abuse Treatment Services
Addiction doesn't manifest the same way for everyone; each person's path into and out of addiction is shaped by their own experiences, feelings, and specific triggers. We understand that attaining sobriety is a complex process that benefits from a variety of treatment methods.
3 Ways we help you to kick your addictions
Individual Therapy
Individual therapy gives clients a private space to talk openly about their problems and goals with an
expert. Unlike in group therapy, where attention is split among many people, one-on-one sessions
focus solely on you and your needs.
This lets us dig deep into the specific challenges, like trauma or emotional triggers, that might be feeding your
addiction.
We recognize that the roots of addiction are multifaceted, often intertwined with an individual's
unique emotional landscape, life experiences, and cognitive patterns. Given this intricacy, individual therapy isn't merely an additional service we provide; it's a fundamental element of the customized treatment plans we offer.
Group Therapy
In our group therapy sessions, the support of non-judgement peers in a safe environment is a foundational element of the treatment process.
Group therapy doesn't replace the benefits of individual therapy; instead, it complements them. While individual sessions allow for deep, personal introspection, group sessions offer broad social
perspectives and a sense of community.
Shared Recovery
Accountability and Encouragement
Peer Support
Skill Development
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Our team of therapists collaborate directly with clients to identify and address harmful behavior patterns linked to substance abuse, which may
include avoidance or denial of issues and challenges coping with stressors without the use of drugs or alcohol.
As clients progress through this process, they acquire valuable coping strategies such as problem-solving skills and mindfulness techniques.
These newfound coping mechanisms empower them to effectively manage potential triggers that may arise even after the completion of their treatment.
Benefits of CBT include:
Comprehensive Care
Targeted Treatment
Skill Development
Increased Self-Awareness
Lower Relapse
Collaboration
Substance Abuse for Adolescents
Specialized programs designed to address the unique needs of young people who are struggling with substance abuse issues. These services recognize that
adolescents may require tailored approaches that consider their development stage, social environment, and family dynamics.
Assessment and Evaluation:
Comprehensive assessments are conducted to evaluate the extent of the adolescent's substance abuse, any co-occurring mental health issues, and other relevant factors.
Assessment tools may include interviews, questionnaires, and standardized tests to gather information about the adolescent's substance abuse patterns, family history, peer influences, and any
underlying psychological or emotional issues.
Individual Counseling
One-one-One Counseling Sessions provide adolescents with a safe and confidential space to explore their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors related to substance abuse.
Therapists use evidence-based techniques to help adolescents develop insight into their substance abuse, identify triggers and coping strategies, and set goals for recovery.
Group Therapy
Group Therapy sessions allow adolescents to connect with peers who are facing similar challenges.
Group discussions, activities and exercises promote peer support, social skills development, and the sharing of experiences and insights
related to recovery.
Education & Prevention
Educational components of adolescent substance abuse services may include workshops, seminars, or classes on topics such as the risks of substance abuse, healthy coping skills, decision-making,
and refusal skills.
Prevention efforts may involve teaching adolescents about the consequences of substance use and strategies for avoiding peer pressure.
Referral to Additional Services
Adolescents may be referred to other services or resources as needed such as psychiatric evaluation and medication management for co-occurring mental health disorders, academic support services,
vocational counseling, or community-based support groups.
Schedule An Assessment
Comprehensive assessments are conducted to evaluate the extent of the adolescent's substance abuse, any co-occurring mental health issues, and other relevant factors.
Assessment tools may include interviews, questionnaires, and standardized tests to gather information about the adolescent's substance abuse patterns, family history, peer influences, and any underlying psychological or emotional issues.
For adults, we offer walk-in assessments at the following days/times:
Monday - Thursday 9:00am - 4:00pm
Fridays - 9:00am - 1pm
Walk-in appointments are limited and are on a first come first service basis.