Not everyone that drinks alcohol or uses a drug will become addicted or an alcoholic. But for some of us, that can happen. A common misconception is that drinking is a choice or using drugs is a moral defect in a person and they can just stop at any point. This is not true. Addiction is a disease. People with addiction lose control over themselves. They seek out drugs and alcohol at the risk of damaging friendships, hurting families and losing jobs. 

 

There are many reasons why someone can become addicted. We help our clients to get to their root cause and start to heal from their trauma and shame. The brain of an addicted person has changed over the course of starting drugs and alcohol and we can help them "re-wire" their brain with proper tools and interventions. Using a 12-Step model, we start with the first three steps and heavily focus on relapse prevention. We keep our members accountable and encourage them to stay focused in the AA and NA fellowship. 

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You don't have to ever drink or use a drug again if you don't want to. If you or your loved one wants to begin the road to recovery, we are here.