Our Services

Care for every step of recovery.

From your first assessment to aftercare, we offer the support you need — in person or by telehealth.

Clinical Assessments

A licensed clinician reviews your substance use, mental health, and life situation. You leave with a clear written recommendation for the right level of care, plus paperwork for courts, employers, or the DMV when needed.

DWI/DUI Services

We provide the assessments, education courses, and treatment required after a DWI/DUI. When you finish, we send completion paperwork to the DMV or court with your written consent.

Individual Counseling

Private sessions focused on your goals. Your counselor uses proven approaches like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and motivational interviewing to help you build lasting change.

Group Therapy

Small, clinician-led groups where you practice coping skills and learn from others on a similar path. Daytime and evening groups are available.

Intensive Outpatient (IOP)

A structured program with several group sessions each week plus individual check-ins. IOP gives you more support while you keep living at home and working.

Family & Couples Counseling

Sessions that help partners and families understand recovery, rebuild trust, and communicate in healthier ways. Loved ones learn how to support without taking on everything.

Psychiatric Evaluation & Medication Management [if offered]

Evaluation by a prescribing provider and ongoing medication follow-up when medication may help your recovery or mental health.

Anger Management & Court-Ordered Programs [confirm]

Structured programs that meet court or probation requirements, with attendance tracking and completion letters sent with your consent.

Aftercare & Recovery Support

Ongoing check-ins and step-down groups after you complete treatment, so you keep the progress you have made.

We accept [insurance plans] and offer self-pay and sliding scale options [confirm].

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If you are having a mental health emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. For support any time, call or text 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.