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Benefits of Virtual IOP

When you or a loved one are struggling with addiction issues during a turbulent time, and when the comfort of your own home feels like …

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Marijuana and Hallucinogen Use Among Young Adults Reaches All Time High

Marijuana and hallucinogen use among young adults reached a time-high in 2021 NIH-supported study also found that past-month vaping levels rebound after an early pandemic …

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Working with a Qualified Counselor for In-Person or Online Outpatient Drug & Alcohol Rehab

Which Level of Treatment for Alcohol or Drug Abuse is Appropriate for Me? Working with a Qualified Counselor to Help me get the Right Help …

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Recovery brings new life to your family as the fear and frustration of addiction has passed. No more lies and embarrassments, but a chance to rebuild trust. You become another family member filled with hope and joy for the future.

Recovery brings new opportunity to return to the workplace, the opportunity to begin getting back to the positive rewards you get from a job well done.

“I don’t remember the last time my mind was so clear, my body feeling so healthy and alive and my attitude toward life so positive. I look forward to each day and all the possibilities it holds for me.” (Scott, 30 days sober)

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Online Treatment

Do Online Programs Work?

The answer is “Yes.” There have been many studies that state resoundingly that online therapy is just as effective as in-person therapy. Much is due to the vast improvement in technologies that allows us to move beyond the “Skype” technology, to a full video conferencing platform designed specifically for healthcare, that keeps the session content just as it would be if we were all in the same room.

Group Therapy

Together, you and a small group of others working on recovery, can learn new coping skills that have been lost in active addiction. Sharing your personal experiences relative to the lesson being taught, gives us insight into ourselves, our behaviors and a way to make positive change.

Individual Therapy

The goal of individual therapy begins with the statement “Drugs and alcohol are not the problem, they are the solution.” And it is from this belief that we begin to help you identify the place where the negative feelings and thoughts started that led to the need to self-medicate. Once uncovered, we learn skills for putting those events in a place where they no longer cause the anxiety, fear and hopelessness that led to self-medication. This becomes the real solution.