Services
Support in Addiction Recovery
Support in addiction recovery aims to help individuals struggling with psychoactive substances or harmful habits regain health and achieve lasting abstinence. This process usually includes psychotherapy, addiction education, counseling, social support, and, in some cases, pharmacotherapy (administered in collaboration with a psychiatrist). Addiction psychotherapy may involve identifying negative behavior patterns and replacing them with positive, healthy coping strategies; changing thoughts and beliefs that contribute to addiction; working on improving relationships and increasing social support. Psychoeducation focuses on broadening understanding of addictions, their effects on the body, and methods of treatment and prevention. Counseling, in turn, provides emotional support and practical guidance for coping with challenges related to addiction.
Who is it for?
Addiction support is recommended for individuals struggling with dependence on psychoactive substances or addictive behaviors, such as alcohol, drugs, gambling, the internet, or others. It can also be helpful for those having difficulty controlling substance use or behaviors, or noticing their negative impact on personal or professional life.
Who is it with?
