Services

Support navigating services across behavioral health, primary care, housing, and social services to ensure cohesive, whole-person care.

Counselors assist you in setting goals, accessing community resources, and overcoming barriers to recovery and wellness.

Connection to external providers and services such as medical care, housing support, employment services, and specialty treatment.

Evidence-based medications to support long-term recovery.

One-on-one therapeutic sessions tailored to your unique needs, goals, and recovery journey.

Facilitated group sessions offering peer support, education, and skill-building in a safe, structured environment.

A higher level of care providing multiple therapeutic sessions per week while allowing you to live at home and maintain daily responsibilities.

Integrated treatment for individuals with both substance use and mental health disorders, addressing both simultaneously.

Comprehensive intake evaluations to determine the appropriate level of care and create an individualized treatment plan.

Flexible scheduling options, including early morning and evening availability, to improve access to services.

Walk-in or rapid intake appointments to reduce wait times and begin treatment as soon as you are ready.

Remote access to counseling, medication management, and support services via secure video or phone sessions.

A technology-assisted platform allowing eligible clients to dose remotely with oversight, enhancing flexibility and adherence to treatment.

For those experiencing obstacles receiving services through traditional treatment agencies.

Access to MOUD (Medication for Opioid Use Disorder) without extensive requirements—removing barriers so individuals can start treatment quickly and easily.

Connect with your counselor or provider by phone or video—wherever you are, whenever you need support.

Talk with someone who’s been through it—receive guidance, encouragement, and help from someone who truly understands.

Work with your counselor to set goals, solve problems, and access resources like housing, food, and benefits.

Learn how to stay safer with tools like naloxone.

Get help managing your care across different services—whether it’s medical, behavioral health, or community support.

We'll connect you to doctors, specialists, or urgent care to support your physical health along with your recovery.