Group therapy is an important part of your recovery journey. It’s a way for you to share your story and experience support and guidance from others.
Each member’s participation in the group is central to their own and other members’ treatment. My role is to lead the group and help members to develop an understanding of each person’s mind and personal situation.
During a group session you will be exposed to different points of view and have the opportunity to learn from others, to receive feedback and support. Each individual will bring with them their history and character, which contributes to any group situation. Understanding this can reduce confusion between how we are both similar to and different from each other.
Recovery Room
If your life and relationships are being negatively affected by substance use, you probably have an addiction. The recovery room can help you determine if your addiction is mild, moderate or severe.
Friends & Family Room
Our families are one of our most valuable support groups, even though the damage from addiction can be lasting, it is never too late to fix broken relationships
Group Room
Active engagement in peer support groups has shown to be a key predictor of recovery, and sustaining recovery.