We evaluate each person who comes to us on an individualized and personal level. Our comprehensive assessment starts with psychological and cognitive evaluations so we can understand your history with addiction, identify any co-occurring disorders that may affect your treatment and place you in the appropriate level of care. 

The only way to successfully become substance-free is to attend different types of therapy that help address the triggers to drink or use drugs and develop healthy coping mechanisms. The types of therapy we offer include:

• Individual Therapy: One-on-one sessions with a therapist help center a person and give them a safe space to speak openly about their addiction.
• Group Therapy: The important of peer support happens when small groups of people meet under the leadership of a therapist. They share their fears and victories, and brainstorm about plans for the future.
• Holistic Therapy: We believe a person cannot heal from addiction without addressing their mind, body, and spirit simultaneously. Holistic therapy provides experiential activities that help people center themselves.
• Adventure Therapy: Getting out in the fresh air and experiencing nature helps people regain control of themselves and connect with nature. Activities include hikes along scenic paths, boating, sailing, and kayaking.
• Exercise Program: People with substance use disorders often struggle with depression, anxiety, and other mental illnesses, too. Exercise programs help people get moving and reduce their levels of depression and anxiety.
• Trauma Therapy: Unresolved trauma often contribute to a person’s desire to use alcohol and drugs in an attempt to cover up their emotions and erase their memories. Trauma therapy helps people resolve past traumatic events so they no longer feel the urge to abuse substances.
• Acupuncture: Inserting tiny needles into pressure points helps balance a person’s flow of energy and improves a variety of physical and emotional ailments.
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: This therapy teaches people to understand how their emotions and thoughts are interconnected and influence the behavioral choices they make.
• Dialectical Behavioral Therapy: This therapy teaches people mindfulness, emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness.