Recovery is rarely a
straight line.
Find the Support You Need
Recovery for Me
Whether you’re questioning your substance use, considering change, or maintaining long-term recovery, our individual counseling services provide a confidential, judgment-free space to explore your goals and build a path forward. Through personalized therapy, early intervention, and substance use assessments, we help you better understand your relationship with alcohol or other substances and connect you with the level of support that’s right for you.
Recovery for My Family
When a loved one is struggling with addiction, it can be difficult to know how to help while also caring for yourself. Our family counseling services provide guidance, support, and practical strategies to help you set healthy boundaries, navigate challenges, and find hope—regardless of whether your loved one is currently seeking treatment.
Recovery for Legal and Professional Requirements
If you’re seeking recovery services to meet court, employer, licensing, or other professional requirements, our clinicians provide objective, compassionate care with clear expectations every step of the way. We offer evaluations, documentation, and personalized support while ensuring you understand the process, confidentiality, and your path forward.
Our Approach to Recovery
Accountability without shame
We believe people are more than a diagnosis, a relapse, a test result, or the most painful decision they have made.
Recovery often requires honesty, responsibility, and meaningful change. It also requires care that recognizes the dignity of the person doing that difficult work. Our clinicians hold both realities together: accountability matters, and shame rarely creates lasting healing.
We provide care that is:
- Compassionate and respectful
- Grounded in clinical evidence
- Responsive to the whole person
- Honest about risks, needs, and recommendations
- Collaborative whenever the service allows
- Connected to additional community resources when a higher or different level of care is needed
We provide care that is:
- Compassionate and respectful
- Grounded in clinical evidence
- Responsive to the whole person
- Honest about risks, needs, and recommendations
- Collaborative whenever the service allows
- Connected to additional community resources when a higher or different level of care is needed
Accountability without shame
We believe people are more than a diagnosis, a relapse, a test result, or the most painful decision they have made.
Recovery often requires honesty, responsibility, and meaningful change. It also requires care that recognizes the dignity of the person doing that difficult work. Our clinicians hold both realities together: accountability matters, and shame rarely creates lasting healing.
FAQs
Do I have to be sober before beginning therapy?
No. People enter counseling at many different stages of readiness. You may be unsure whether you want to stop using, interested in reducing your use, newly in recovery, or looking for support maintaining changes you have already made.
Your clinician will meet you honestly and respectfully while helping you assess risks and determine what kind of support is appropriate.
Can I receive therapy if my loved one refuses to get help?
Yes. Individual therapy and the Loved Ones of Addiction group are available to support you, regardless of whether the person you care about is currently participating in treatment.
Is the Loved Ones of Addiction group family therapy?
No. It is an ongoing psychoeducation and support group for people affected by someone else’s addiction. It is not joint therapy with the person who is using substances.
Will you communicate with my attorney, employer, probation officer, or another professional?
We may communicate with an outside party when you have completed the appropriate written authorization or when disclosure is otherwise required by law.
Before beginning a legally or professionally required service, we will explain what information may be shared and with whom. Because these services may involve reporting or documentation requirements, confidentiality may differ from ordinary individual therapy.
Will you provide the result I need for court, employment, or a license appeal?
We cannot guarantee a particular finding, recommendation, or legal outcome.
Our clinicians must provide an objective opinion based on the assessment, available records, professional standards, and the information you provide.
Does insurance cover recovery services?
Insurance may cover medically necessary individual therapy and some clinical assessments, depending on the service, your plan, and the clinician providing care.
Legal evaluations, SAP services, license-related evaluations, written reports, and other non-treatment services are often private pay and may not be covered by insurance. Our team will explain the anticipated fees before scheduling.
Take The Next Step
You do not have to wait for things to become worse before asking for help.
Whether you are seeking support for yourself, trying to remain steady while someone you love struggles, or completing a required evaluation, our team can help you understand your options.
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