Substance use can affect relationships, emotional well-being, daily responsibilities, and a person’s ability to manage other challenges. Substance use disorder services provide counseling and recovery-oriented support for individuals who are addressing substance-use concerns and may need help understanding their patterns, preparing for challenges, or maintaining progress. Support may include education, recovery support, and relapse-prevention planning based on the individual’s needs.
How It Works
Support may focus on practical aspects of addressing substance use, including:
- Completing assessment related to substance-use concerns
- Providing education about substance use and recovery
- Identifying situations that may contribute to relapse
- Developing relapse-prevention strategies
- Providing counseling based on individual needs
- Supporting recovery-related needs and ongoing progress
What to Expect
Services are individualized according to the person’s assessed needs and treatment goals. Counseling and recovery support may be provided at different stages, including when someone is addressing current substance-use concerns or working to maintain recovery. The focus and frequency of services may be reviewed and adjusted as needs and circumstances change.
CONNECT WITH US
Reach out to discuss the concerns affecting you or someone you care about and explore which service may be appropriate. The conversation can help clarify available support based on individual circumstances and needs.