You don’t need to know your diagnosis to call us. Your assessment helps us understand what’s going on and which program fits.
Problems with alcohol, opioids or other drugs that keep getting in the way of health, work, school or relationships.
A mental health condition and substance use happening at the same time. Each can make the other harder, so we treat them together.
More than a bad week. A low mood or loss of interest that lasts and makes everyday life hard.
Worry, fear or panic that’s hard to control and starts shaping what you do and avoid.
The lasting effects of frightening or painful experiences, such as violence, loss, abuse, war or displacement.
Mood swings between periods of very high energy and periods of depression, beyond ordinary ups and downs.
Ongoing trouble with attention, focus or impulse control that affects school, work or home.
Defiance, anger or disruptive behavior that keeps causing trouble at home or school.
Depending on your needs and age, care may include individual, group and family therapy, Intensive Outpatient for adults, Day Treatment for children and teens, case management, and psychiatry and medication management.
This information is general and isn’t a diagnosis. Only a qualified professional can diagnose a condition.
