Addiction Recovery Counseling (Alcohol, Tobacco, Vaping, Marijuana, and Other) with Clinical Psychologist (5 Times)

About This Service

Substance Abuse Treatment Course led by a clinical psychologist aims to assist individuals struggling with addiction to substances such as alcohol, cigarettes, e-cigarettes, cannabis, and other drugs. This treatment course may consist of the following steps and processes:
1. Initial Assessment
- The clinical psychologist will begin by inquiring about the individual's substance use behavior and the impact it has on their daily life, such as physical and mental health, relationships, work, or education.
2. In-depth Discussion
- Participants will have the opportunity to share their experiences and feelings related to substance use. The psychologist will listen and provide guidance to understand their motivations and needs for behavioral change.
3. Development of Treatment Strategies
- The psychologist will help develop strategies for quitting or controlling substance use, which may involve various techniques such as motivation enhancement, emotional regulation, and finding constructive activities to reduce cravings.
4. Ongoing Monitoring and Support
- The treatment course will include continuous monitoring to assess progress and adjust the treatment plan as necessary. The psychologist can provide support during challenging times or when facing obstacles in quitting substance use.
5. Building a Support Network
- The psychologist may recommend that participants join support groups or engage in activities that foster relationships with others who share similar goals of quitting substance use, to create a strong support network.
Participating in this substance abuse treatment course helps individuals understand and manage their substance use issues effectively, promoting improved mental and physical health.