Deciding to get help is the biggest and most important life decision you can make.
Recovery from a substance use disorder can be a long difficult process; however, you will not embark on your journey alone
Our counselors are trained to help you in all major areas of your life including substance use disorders and mental health; they will support your recovery on a daily basis by providing hope, motivation, inspiration, and above all, a caring non-judgmental approach to your treatment.
A counselor will be assigned to you, and together you will routinely discuss areas of your recovery and life to determine where you need and want help. You must meet with your counselor monthly, for one hour (at minimum) and we would encourage you to utilize your counselors services more often based on your need, life circumstances, length of time in treatment, etc. Depending on items identified in your individualized treatment program, you may also be asked to attend groups.
Your counselor can link you to resources and information regarding housing, transportation, education, childcare, medical services, mental health services, food, employment, and much more. (see RESOURCES for more information). Having access to and utilizing these resources can play an important role in your success.
