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» Outpatient

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Therapies & Medications
» Evidence-Based
   Integrated Treatment

» Individual & Group Counseling

» Dual Diagnosis

» Suboxone®

» Naltrexone

» Vivitrol®

» Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

We’ll help you address the social and psychological aspects of substance abuse.

Anti-craving medications will help you through the early months of recovery, while you learn long-term strategies for living happily without drugs or alcohol.

You’ll learn healthy ways to cope with emotions such as guilt, anger, anxiety, and low self-esteem. With cognitive behavioral therapy you’ll learn to disregard dangerous urges when they arise. Our counseling sessions promote openness and candor with no fear of condemnation, judgment, or retribution.

“The individual counseling is very helpful to me in addressing my own unique issues, such as losses, a history of clinical depression, and my present relationships. The group sessions offered four times a week have also been invaluable.”
-Former Assisted Recovery Client <more>

Patients do best if they attend counseling once or twice a week for at least six months. Sessions are conveniently scheduled during day, evening, and weekends hours. Clients also have access to a dedicated Internet chat 24 hours a day.

Want to know more?
Beyond 12-Step Programs
Anti-Craving Medications
Relapse-Prevention Therapy
HealthPro Program

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Ready for Help?
Here’s the bottom line: If drugs or alcohol are causing problems with someone you care about or your health, family, work or school, finances, or the law, then it’s time to quit.

If a friend, loved one, or colleague says you need help, you probably do. They may see your situation more clearly than you can.

With help from Assisted Recovery, you will get through your first alcohol/drug-free days comfortably and safely. Once you begin anti-craving medications and relapse-prevention therapy, you will be ready to rebuild your life.
What have you got to lose?

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