Signs that use has become a problem
- Using more, or for longer, than you meant to
- Wanting to cut down but not being able to
- Strong cravings
- Problems at work, school or home because of use
- Needing more to get the same effect
- Feeling sick or anxious when you stop
How we help
A private, non-judgmental assessment
An honest conversation about what you use and what you want to change.
Treating both conditions
Depression, anxiety, trauma and ADHD are treated at the same time as the substance use.
Medication options
Some medicines reduce cravings or withdrawal. We discuss whether any are right for you.
Recovery support
Coordination with counseling, intensive outpatient programs, peer recovery and family support.
What to expect
- You set the goals. Some people want to stop entirely and some want to cut back first.
- Setbacks are common and are part of treatment, not a reason to stop care.
Common questions
Will my employer find out?
No. Your records are private and substance use treatment records can carry extra federal protection. We do not share them without your written permission, except where the law requires it.
This page is general information, not medical advice. Every person is different, and your treatment plan is decided with your clinician.