OUR SERVICES

Multi-Faceted Treatment Approach

Individual Counseling

One-on-one sessions with trained counselors to address personal challenges and develop coping strategies.

Family Therapy

Involvement of family members in the therapeutic process to strengthen support networks.

Focus Groups and Group Therapy

Participate in therapeutic groups to share experiences, provide mutual support, and learn from others.

Psychoeducation

Educational programs to increase awareness about addiction, triggers, and healthy coping mechanisms.

Fitness Programs

Incorporation of physical activities to promote a healthy lifestyle and improve mental health.

Holistic Therapies

Incorporation of activities like yoga, meditation, art, or music therapy for holistic well-being.

Medical Withdrawal Management

Medically supervised withdrawal management to help clients safely withdraw from substances. 

Medical Supervision

Monitoring and management of physical health during treatment, including addressing withdrawal symptoms.

Dual Diagnosis Treatment

Address co-occurring mental health issues alongside substance abuse for comprehensive care.

Care Coordination

Assistance with practical matters, such as legal issues or employment, to facilitate successful reintegration.

Court Liaison

DHS Services

Continuing Education

Workshops and programs to empower clients with skills for a substance-free future.

Recovering Persons Group

Our Recovering Person's Group meets every Monday at 3:45 PM, bringing together a community of people in recovery to share what makes us, and what breaks us, outside the structure of a traditional 12-step group. This free, open-to-all group offers a safe space for honest conversation, mutual support, and practical tools for daily life.

Specialized Treatment Services

Aftercare Services

Continued support and resources for individuals transitioning back into their daily lives post-treatment.

Relapse Prevention Planning

Development of personalized strategies to identify and cope with triggers, reducing the risk of relapse.