Conditions We Treat.

Yes. Alcohol is one of the most common reasons people come to us. We treat the full range — from people who can't stop after one drink to people facing serious health consequences.

Yes — once you're medically stable. Opioid use, especially with fentanyl in the mix, usually requires medical detox first. We'll help you get into detox, then take over for the long-term recovery work.

Yes. Cocaine work focuses heavily on the underlying drivers — stress, anxiety, performance pressure — because those are usually what keep the cycle going.

Yes. Meth recovery takes time — your brain chemistry needs months to rebalance — and we build long-term care plans that don't pretend it's a quick fix.

Yes. Mental health is half of what we do — anxiety, depression, bipolar, ADHD, and more. Most people we see have both a substance issue and a mental health condition, and we treat them together.

Yes. Trauma sits underneath a lot of addiction — and ignoring it is why some treatment programs fail. Our clinicians are trained in trauma-focused approaches so we can work on the wound, not just the coping.

ADHD shows up a lot in our population. We adapt our approach — shorter focused tasks, clearer structure, accommodation for how your brain actually works.