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One-on-One Counseling
Personalized addiction counseling is designed to identify the challenges and goals specific to the individual, and to develop a comprehensive plan in order to…
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Group Workshops
We provide group workshops for both friends and family and individuals struggling with addiction. If you are unsure where to start in your recovery…
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Support for Family
Research has shown that significant others (anyone who has regular contact with the individual struggling with addiction) can play a positive…
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3rd Party Assessments
We provide alcohol and drug assessments, evaluations, and counseling services that can fulfill the requirements issued by a court, parole officer, employer…
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Outpatient Support
Intensive Outpatient Support (IOS) services are designed to help individuals in the environments that are most triggering or challenging to their recovery…
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Online Group Sessions
Realize Recovery offers affordable and flexible online group sessions available in conjunction with 1-on-1 addiction counseling or as a stand-alone service…
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On The Road To Recovery Blog
- Desensitization of Triggers and Urge ReprocessingDeTUR™ (Desensitization of Triggers and Urge Reprocessing) is an empirically supported method developed and refined by AJ Popky, Ph.D. DeTur integrates elements of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and the Alternative Information Processing (AIP) model of Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR). Cognitive…
- Abstinence vs. ModerationMany clients seeking services for addiction are often ambivalent about whether or not they have to completely quit, forever, or if they will ever be able to use moderately. This is a frequent conundrum for those in early recovery, and something that…
- Coping with Lapses and RelapsesEstablishing long term sobriety is hard, and how one manages returns to old behaviors can either enhance this process or greatly jeopardize long term gains. Gaining some sober time in the sum of weeks or months can feel invigorating and motivating;…