Cognitive Behavioral Therapy approaches treatment for mental health and substance use disorder by identifying the damaging thought patterns that underscore harmful behavior patterns. By dismantling these thoughts at the root, you can unlearn them in action and restructure how you think. CBT has been regarded as one of the most impactful therapies available for addiction recovery.

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy was initially developed for Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and is similar to CBT but focuses more on accepting challenging circumstances or events that influence harmful thoughts. The applications for substance use disorder treatment have proven highly effective. In DBT, you learn emotional control and improve interpersonal skills to leave damaging behavior patterns behind so you can pursue lasting growth and healing.

People have to change in order to heal, but change is difficult, and the motivation for change doesn’t always come naturally. It has to be cultivated or exercised like a muscle. MI therapy helps you create personal, intrinsic motivation to help you reconnect with the values you hold dear and make lifestyle choices in alignment with those values.

No one succeeds at the highest levels in isolation. Family therapy offers a critical channel within the healing process to help all those involved, not just the client. Together, you can all navigate the treatment and recovery process as a unit and grow closer together along the way. Family Therapy at Engage Wellness ensures all involved parties get the support they need in a challenging time.

Substance use and trauma are often linked, and one condition often negatively influences the other. Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy uses bilateral stimulation, tapping, eye movements, and sound to help you process the distress associated with trauma.

Group therapy and various support groups are a core tenet of treatment and recovery. It’s where the rubber of therapy meets the road of community. Peer support and therapy groups offer a forum where you can learn from others, share your experience, practice coping skills, and pursue sober living as part of a larger community. Positive outcomes from group therapy include treatment acceptance and participation and reduced substance use.

Our veteran’s program was designed by our very own veteran in recovery and is overseen by him today. The Engage Wellness Veterans track considers the unique experience of military personnel — from trauma and PTSD to reintegration and building a new life — and curates an individualized treatment path to match each client.

Relapse prevention focuses on developing a set of core skills that help you in moments of temptation and cravings to support long-term recovery. The skills learned in relapse prevention training are what help you build resilience and learn practical ways to maintain sobriety for life, long after your time at our addiction treatment center has ended.

Treatment that addresses your needs on a holistic level goes beyond achieving sobriety. It digs into underlying causes and supports overall well-being to promote a positive treatment experience. The benefits of holistic treatment are mental, physical, emotional, and psychological, helping you live a life defined by hope, one free of substance abuse and alcohol addiction.

All 12-step groups and programs  are accountability-based formats that allow you a significant degree of control over the recovery process. Clients all work closely with our leaders and peers to systematically navigate the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) or Narcotics Anonymous (NA). You will practice recovery skills, reconnect with your values, learn more about yourself, and build a new sober life.