Substance use affects individuals, couples, and families across the communities we serve. These challenges are often complex and may be linked to other mental health conditions, making them difficult to manage alone. Outpatient counseling offers support for those considering reducing or quitting substances that are negatively impacting their lives.

Working with a therapist can help clients better understand the nature of addiction and recognize the patterns it can create. Therapists provide education, emotional support, and accountability as clients set goals around substance use and take steps toward change.

We believe that recovery is a process. That process often includes individual therapy, as well as couples or family therapy, which can lead to more comprehensive healing. Our counselors also work with children, partners, and parents affected by a loved one’s substance use. These sessions can help establish healthy boundaries and focus on self-care.

When the right support systems are in place, long-term recovery becomes more achievable for everyone involved.