Alcohol abuse or dependency (also known as alcoholism) are serious problems relating to the habitual misuse of alcohol – typically characterized by drinking too much, too often, with an inability to stop. If drinking is negatively effecting your life and relationships and you can’t seem to get it under control, you may be abusing alcohol. Other signs could include craving a drink, drinking to relax, lying about drinking, neglecting responsibilities because of drinking, hiding your drinking, and/or driving while drinking. But the good news is, you don’t have to figure it out on your own. If you or someone you know is suffering from alcohol abuse or dependency, contact one of our specialists today to get help.
I have previous experience working with individuals that report difficulties with addiction. I work towards gaining insight into the thoughts and behaviors that lead to use and implement strategies to reduce harm and promote regulation without substances.
— Briony Pittaway, Licensed Mental Health Counselor in New York, NYProvided medication management and psychotherapy in a Residential Treatment Facility (RTF) for substance and behavioral addictions.
— Landon Coleman, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner in New York, NYI offer comprehensive addiction treatment. I will help you take a look at your substance use and help make an effective plan at addressing current issues related to your use and underlying issues complicating your issue.
— Michael Rogers, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in ,In recovery myself, i embrace harm-reduction and trauma-informed approaches to substance use recovery, but also have respect for 12-step programs and those who have sought sobriety through that path.
— Paul Boyer, Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Oakland, CAI approach addiction with deep compassion, recognizing it fundamentally as an issue of nervous system regulation. My work centers on creating a supportive environment where clients can safely explore and understand the emotional and psychological underpinnings of their addictive behaviors. By helping clients develop self-awareness and effective coping mechanisms, I guide them toward regulating their nervous systems and building a resilient foundation for sustainable recovery.
— Rose Dawydiak-Rapagnani, Therapist in ,I have five years experience with addiction treatment and co-occurring disorders in both an inpatient and outpatient setting and have guided hundreds of unique individuals in achieving their sobriety goals.
— Michael Nolan, Therapist in New York, NYI specialize in supporting individuals dealing with compulsive sexual behavior and pornography use. Reaching out for help in these areas can feel daunting and shameful, but I offer a non-judgmental environment where you can find the support you need. As a certified sex addiction therapist, I have the expertise to guide you in overcoming these challenges. Additionally, I am trained in betrayal trauma to assist you in helping your partner heal.
— Mateo Leonardo, Associate Marriage & Family Therapist in Long Beach, CAI worked as an substance use disorder counselor for 2 years and then continued to use these skills for the rest of my career as addiction problems can be co-occurring with many mental health matters. I utilize motivational interviewing, harm reduction, and recovery oriented language.
— Stephanie Cuevas, Clinical Social WorkerWith experience working in corrections, I have a breadth of knowledge to assist clients in understanding cycles of addictions. We will work together to uncover the root of problematic behaviors, to facilitate lasting change.
— Lexy Fresolo, Therapist in Worcester, MAWhen it comes to working with different types of addictions some starting question are: 1. What is the person trying to escape? 2. Where is the emotional pain coming from? 3. What purpose does the addiction serve? 4. What was life like before the addiction? I help people emotionally navigate through these questions and arrive to their own inner-clarity and truth about themselves and the relationship they have with their substance/behavior addictions.
— Daniel Lavelle, Licensed Professional Counselor in Vienna, VAI specialize in the psychiatric management of substance use disorders, recognizing the unique challenges that come with these conditions. My goal is to provide you with personalized care that addresses both your mental health and any substance use issues you may be facing. When it comes to substance use disorders, I create a safe, non-judgmental environment where we can discuss our experiences and work toward recovery. Understanding the interplay between ADHD and substance use is crucial.
— Shumeka Hill, Mental Health Practitioner in Alpharetta, GADo you find yourself drinking more than you would like to? Are you feeling ashamed about how much you drink or the way that you behave when you drink? Do you want to cut down, but have been unable to do so? Therapy can help, and EMDR Therapy can help you to get at the root of what is causing you to drink. EMDR is an evidenced-based treatment for trauma known for it's gentleness and effectiveness. Visit my website to learn more and set up a free 15 minute consultation. https://jenimarie.org/
— Jennifer Leupp, Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Palm Beach Gardens, FL"The mind is a beautiful master, but a lousy servant." Ultimately the human mind (which we all have and experience) is the root cause of our attachments or addictions in life. How to learn for to peaceful detach to that addiction or attachment is the big question, but everyone has that answer inside them if they are willing to look. Through mindfulness, 12-step teaching, relapse prevention skills, and other therapy modalities, I teach out how to create and use a toolbox of coping skills.
— Brooklyn Roddenberry, Licensed Clinical Social Worker in TALLAHASSEE,, FLSometimes the use of alcohol or other drugs gets in the way of desired or necessary activities and important relationships. I've worked in a variety of treatment facilities aimed at helping people change their drinking or drug use and view addictive behaviors more as a symptom than stand-alone issue. We would work together to understand what maintains this behavior and create a personalized plan to shift away from harmful levels of use.
— Jennifer Brey, Counselor in , PAI am a Licensed Addictions Counselor practicing Harm Reduction, a compassionate and effective therapeutic approach for modifying any type of problematic behavior. You will determine the changes to be made; my role will be to respect your autonomy, learn how a substance or behavior is or is not serving you effectively, and prioritize risk reduction and personal safety.
— Amanda Earle, Licensed Professional Counselor in Denver, COAddiction is a chronic disease that affects a large cross-section of the population. Many find themselves feeling hopeless and unsure of how to deal with their experience of substance abuse or addiction. Whether you are just beginning your journey to sobriety, or are simply looking for additional support on your road to recovery, I'm here to help.
— Maggie Englund, Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Orlando, FLDr. Parlor is able to help better understand the drivers of impulsive behavior and to build replacement behaviors and healing to overcome the compulsive use of sex, substances, relationships, or even worry.
— Jessica Parlor, Psychologist in New York, NY