Treatment for the Individual 

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Substance abuse is unique and difficult; it can involve trauma, emotional pain, mental health issues, relationship conflicts, and more. Because of this, harm reduction and healing can seem overwhelming. Whether your goals are to reduce the harm of your substance use or to attain total abstinence, therapy can be a tool used to better understand your behavior, develop coping skills, and improve quality of life. 

 

Treatment For Loved Ones and Family Members 

 

Family members and significant others are profoundly impacted when a loved one struggles with substance abuse or addiction. When you have a loved one who struggles with substance abuse it can be hard to take the focus off that person and instead, begin to focus on your own behaviors and needs. It is important for this to happen for you and your loved one to cope and heal. Treatment can provide you with the understanding, tools, and support to begin your personal recovery process.