For many of the people we treat, substance use started as a way to manage something else: anxiety that would not stop, depression that would not lift, memories that stayed too loud. Treating the addiction without treating what sits underneath is why so much treatment does not last. Here, we treat both.
The anchor of our mental health work. When addiction and a mental health condition are present together, we treat them together, in one program, with one team.
Panic, chronic worry, and the kind of pressure that pushes people toward substances for relief.
The heaviness that can precede addiction, follow it, or both.
Care that meets trauma at your pace, alongside substance use treatment.
Stabilization, medication management, and therapy woven into recovery.
Your treatment plan is written by clinicians who look at the whole picture: what you use, what you feel, what you have been carrying. Individual therapy addresses the underlying condition. Trauma therapy is available when the past is part of it. Medication management continues any existing mental health prescriptions safely. Group and holistic work connect everything.
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A treatment approach for people who have both a substance use condition and a mental health condition. We treat both at the same time, in one plan, because treating one without the other rarely works.
No. Many people arrive knowing something is wrong but not knowing the name for it. Our clinical team can assess during and after your first confidential call.
Yes. Medication management is part of the program, handled by our medical team. Existing prescriptions are reviewed and continued safely.