Specialized outpatient care for substance use disorders. Get help and start your journey to recovery.

Substance use disorders and addiction disorders are major mental health issues that can have serious consequences in a person’s life. We provide comprehensive care to patients in our outpatient psychiatric services to help them control the symptoms of these disorders and handle their addiction.

Education is a critical component of our strategy. We believe knowledge is power, so we work closely with our patients to help them understand their addiction and build appropriate coping methods. This includes recognizing the triggers that lead to substance abuse, coping with cravings, and creating healthy routines.

Medication management is another critical element of our care. We work closely with our patients to determine the drug that is most successful for them. We closely monitor our patients’ medication use and make adjustments as needed to ensure effective symptom management.

Therapy, in addition to medicine, can be a helpful approach to addiction management. Our outpatient psychiatric services include cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy, and motivational interviewing, among others. These therapies can assist patients in better understanding their addiction, developing coping skills, and improving their interpersonal relationships.

We also provide specialist treatment for individuals who are addicted to opioids, alcohol, nicotine, benzodiazepines, cocaine, or other substances. Our team has vast expertise working with these people and is familiar with the unique problems they may confront.

We are devoted to delivering the finest possible care for clients suffering from substance use disorders and addictive disorders at our outpatient psychiatric services. Our mission is to assist our patients in overcoming their addiction and achieving long-term recovery. If you or a loved one is battling addiction, please contact us to learn more about how we may assist you.

NOTE: If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, please don’t use our services; rather, call 911 or 988 or visit your local emergency room for help. For a list of other resources, click here. For information on Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, click here.