Our Mission

We firmly believe addiction is a treatable disease. As an organization we strive to be on the forefront of all aspects of treatment for all people suffering from the devastating effects of substance use disorders. As an organization we intend to be the voice for all of those whom society believes to be voiceless.

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We are committed to client-centered and effective practices to ensure our treatment is geared toward sustained recovery from addiction. We rely on our Core Values to provide the best quality treatment to our clients and their families. These Core Values are:

Professionalism
Integrity
Integrated/holistic approach to client care
Use of evidence-based practices
Ease of access for clients and community entities

We only employ professionally trained mental health intervention and substance abuse counselors. Our Masters and Doctoral level therapists provide quality care in most treatment modalities, including group, individual, and family psychotherapies. We are also capable of meeting the behavioral health needs of clients through an integrated, trauma-informed , and multidisciplinary team approach including a psychiatric nurse, social worker/licensed mental health counselor, and psychiatrist.

 

Philosophy, Stats & Hope

We pride ourselves on the belief that everyone deserves a happy, healthy life. To that end we provide a comprehensive array of evidence-based behavioral health programs that gives everyone an opportunity to achieve and sustain a life free of the devastating effects of addiction.

Sobering Statistics

  • Harmful use of alcohol results in the death of 2.5 million people annually, and causes illness and injury to millions more.
  • The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) estimates that 570,000 people die annually due to drug use.
  • Smoking a pack of 20 cigarettes a day cuts ten years off a person’s life.
  • Drinking two or more alcoholic drinks every day cuts 23 years off a person’s life.
  • Chronic drug use cuts 20-43 years off a person’s life.
  • Twenty-three million Americans age 12 or older suffer from alcohol and drug addiction.
  • More than 15 million of those are dependent on alcohol, roughly 4 million are dependent on drugs, and the rest are dependent on both.
  • Individuals suffering from alcohol misuse are approximately 10 times more likely to commit suicide than those who do not misuse alcohol, and people who abuse drugs are at about 14 times greater risk for eventual suicide.

There is Hope in Recovery

  • 1 in 10 U.S. adults were at one time in recovery from drug or alcohol problems. You are not alone.
  • In any given day, over 700,000 Americans seek treatment for alcohol or drug addiction.
  • At least one-third of alcoholics fully recover.
  • A majority of Americans (85 percent) have positive feelings about prevention and recovery from substance use disorders.
  • It takes time, but the brain can and does recover from drug and alcohol use.
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