Give Yourself the Gift of Therapy
Imagine Living a Life without Needing or Wanting Alcohol or Drugs!
Alcohol or drug use is a silent killer of energy, happiness, and peace of mind.
Only one more beer. Only one more pill. Only one more joint or dab. This time is the last time!
Yet, here you are again. Feeling guilt. Feeling shame. Unsure of what to do or how to proceed.
Relationships with friends and family are affected. Work or school is suffering.
You know you can quit, but at the same time, don’t know if you can quit.
At this point you’re tired of only feeling “normal” after you’ve had a couple beers, a few pills, or a few hits. Being completely sober feels terrible. Wondering if you could stop, why other people “don’t need it,” and “what’s wrong with me?”
How Therapy Helps
Individual substance abuse therapy with me is an experience of getting yourself “unstuck” from patterns of alcohol and drug use that are no longer satisfying and are getting in the way of living and loving your life.
The process of therapy is about collaborating to examine your current thoughts and behaviors to identify the underlying reasons for your alcohol and drug use.
In all instances of alcohol and drug use, we find that the individual is using the substances for a specific purpose. Often this purpose is to alleviate certain emotions, feelings, thoughts, or to escape from their current situation.
Let’s take the time to uncover the reasons for your alcohol and drug use!
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THE GOOD NEWS
The good news is that with therapy we’ll identify and treat your underlying symptoms while simultaneously controlling your addictive patterns of use. Before long you’ll be using less or absolutely no drugs or alcohol, and effectively coping with life stressors or mental health conditions with confidence. Life will become more enjoyable, you’ll be less foggy-headed, and cravings will slowly diminish.
I Can Help.
Here are some ways I help my clients:
- Cutting back or stopping drug or alcohol use and effectively coping with life stressors.
- Improving mood, motivation, energy levels, and overall happiness in daily life.
- Developing necessary and required resources allowing for successful navigation of difficult life transitions.
- Healing from past Trauma and PTSD, which were previously masked by drug and alcohol use.
- Helping you to enjoy living your life without the constant need of alcohol or drugs.