Counseling Services

Substance Use/Addiction
Substance Use Disorder exists on a scale, much like Major Depressive Disorder. The scale consists of different levels (Mild, Moderate, and Severe) Use Disorders. The main determining factor for severity is the level of negative impact or disabling evidence in the person’s life. Some goals of treatment for a substance use disorder are to strengthen the person’s self-concept, acknowledge the impairments, take ownership of high-risk behaviors, and aid in relapse prevention.

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Trauma Counseling
Often unresolved or current forms of trauma are mistaken for symptoms of mental illness. The response to traumatic events can occur immediately following or long past the event itself. Many factors play a role in how the person adapts to life stress afterwards.

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Family & Couples Counseling
Individual therapy, or couples therapy is when you work one-on-one or as a couple with a therapist to resolve personal issues, internal conflicts, improve self-direction, and or establish growth and desired change.

Dual Diagnosis/ Co-Occurring Disorders
Dual Diagnosis treatment is defined as treating an individual that is diagnosed with one or more mental health disorder(s) such as depression, anxiety, or bipolar disorder, but they also meet the criteria for a substance use disorder, such as Alcohol Use Disorder.

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Major Depression
Major Depression is a treatable illness that impacts approximately 15 million adults in the past year. It is one of the most common mental health disorders in the United States and impacts major life areas such as socialization, caring for family, job performance, educational success, and emotional expression.

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Anxiety
Anxiety Disorders are the most common mental illness in the United States, affecting 40 million adults. Although Anxiety Disorders are highly treatable only about one third of individuals impacted seek help.

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