Addiction and Substance Abuse

Addiction is defined by engaging in an activity (i.e. gambling, sex/porn) or consuming a substance (i.e. alcohol, cannabis, nicotine, etc…) that can be pleasant or enjoyable to the person but the continued use or activity becomes compulsive and begins to interfere with daily functioning in life including work, relationships, school, financial well being or health.

Often those who are struggling with addictive behaviors are secretive and try to minimize or hide the behaviors. Others may be so preoccupied with their addiction that they may not even realize it has become a problem.

At Collaborative Counseling we have therapists specializing in addiction and substance abuse for the following behaviors:
  • Alcohol Use
  • Cannabis Use
  • Opioid Use
  • Sedative Use
  • Amphetamine Use
  • Other Substance Use
For more information on our counseling services and scheduling, please contact us to schedule today.

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