Addiction
Addiction can affect emotional well-being, relationships, work, school, physical health, and daily life. Support can help you better understand the patterns behind addiction, develop healthier coping skills, and begin building a more balanced and fulfilling life. Our addiction therapy is here to help you.
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Addiction can look different for everyone. Some people may struggle with substance use, while others experience unhealthy patterns related to behaviors, habits, or coping mechanisms. Addiction is often connected to stress, emotional pain, trauma, mental health challenges, or difficulty managing overwhelming emotions.
How We Help with Addiction
Therapy For All
We offer a range of therapeutic and specialty services that can support individuals experiencing addiction and substance-related challenges. Because every person’s experiences and recovery journey are unique, we take a collaborative approach and tailor care to your specific needs, experiences, and goals.
Our addiction therapy focuses on helping you better understand triggers, build healthier coping strategies, strengthen emotional awareness, improve relationships, and support long-term healing and recovery.
During a free consultation, we’ll help determine which services may be the best fit based on what you’re experiencing.
-Difficulty controlling substance use or behaviors
-Using substances or behaviors to cope with emotions or stress
-Feelings of shame, guilt, or secrecy
-Strained relationships related to addiction
-Cravings or urges
-Difficulty managing emotions without substances or unhealthy habits
-Stress, anxiety, or depression connected to addiction
-Loss of motivation or interest in daily life
-Challenges at work, school, or home
-Fear of relapse or difficulty maintaining recovery
✓ Personalized
✓ Supportive
James Mena
LCDC, LPC-S
Lauren Miller
LCSW
Von Hart-Orr
Graduate Intern
Related: Depression, Anxiety, Mood Disorders, Trauma & PTSD
Frequently Asked Questions
What does addiction therapy help with?
Addiction therapy can help with substance use challenges, unhealthy coping patterns, emotional triggers, cravings, relapse prevention, relationship struggles, and stress related to recovery. Therapy focuses on helping individuals better understand underlying challenges while building healthier coping skills and support systems.
Do I have to identify as having an addiction to seek therapy?
No. You do not need to meet a certain label or level of severity to benefit from support. If substances or unhealthy behaviors are negatively affecting your emotional well-being, relationships, work, school, or daily functioning, therapy may help.
What can I expect during the consultation process?
Your free 15-minute consultation is a chance to share what you’ve been experiencing, ask questions, and learn about possible treatment options. We’ll help guide you toward services that best fit your needs, goals, and comfort level so you can decide your next steps with confidence.
