What To Expect
Call
Tell us about yourself. Let us know you’re ready for change.
Coverage
We will verify your insurance plan and find out what treatments are available under your coverage.
Pre-screen
Answer a few questions about your concerns and current state of mind to treat the root of the problem.
Appointment
Begin your journey to mental health
Dedicated to each client and their unique recovery process.
SUBSTANCE USE & ADDICTION TREATMENT PROGRAMS
For individuals who require specialized medical care to help them overcome addiction but are still functional in some aspects of their lives, outpatient treatment is an ideal option.
Our addiction counseling services range from mild to intense, depending on your needs. It includes any necessary combination of group therapy, individual therapy, medication-assisted treatment, case management and 12-step meetings.
You attend sessions during times of the week that suit you, with evening and daytime time groups available. One of the main advantages of drug counseling services is that you can fit them in around your busy schedule. You also benefit from receiving structured time in a treatment center while spending the night in your own bed.
GENERAL AND INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT COUNSELING SERVICES
With an IOP, you attend the rehab center three to four times a week, depending on your circumstances.
If you don’t like the restrictive idea of residential rehab and your substance use disorder is at a point where it doesn’t need to be medically monitored, outpatient drug rehab lets you take responsibility for getting the care you need.
Aftercare Counseling
Addiction is a chronic disease, which means you need to maintain recovery instead of seeing rehab as a cure for a substance use disorder. During drug and alcohol counseling, you and your case manager will discuss the next steps to help you feel secure about what happens along each step of the way and make positive steps towards your goals.
Mental Health Counseling
There has been discussion about whether alcohol and drug addiction occurs as a result of mental health disorders, or vice versa. The simple answer is — both. Psychological issues such as depression, anxiety, phobias and eating disorders often occur at the same time as substance use disorders. Substances profoundly affect the brain, causing imbalances in vital neurotransmitters that affect mood regulation, motivation and behavior, among other things.
START FEELING BETTER TOMORROW
For more information about how On Demand Counseling can help you change your life, call us today at 330-270-8610.