Drug and alcohol psychoeducation is synonym of empowerment. It promotes recovery and gives our patients knowledge. It also makes them aware of the risks and consequences of using illicit drugs and continuing to engage in repetitive, maladaptive behaviors. Psychoeducational material is presented within a structured framework via lectures, videos, reading, or audio recordings.

Our therapists often start conversation on specific topics that create self-awareness and help you identify your strengths and potential resources. As you explore alternatives for growth and change, this conversation may become the beginning of your recovery process. It may encourage action and commitment inside of you and inspire your need to initiate transformations you had only dreamed of until that moment. Your therapist may even invite you to think about the need to communicate your plan to family members who may offer you support in the process and invite them to join you in future sessions so that they can also learn about and understand your recovery. This experience can be an invaluable tool for your new journey.

Do you mean at my location? Well, yes and no. We do not go to your place, but we believe that it is important for your recovery that you develop a treatment plan with your therapist that is based on realistic and attainable expectations. Our treatment method can provide immediate solutions or just be another failed attempt to achieve the life you want to achieve. We want you to see how using the substance(s) you use impacts your life and is getting in the middle between you and your future goals.