Abandon Addiction and Reclaim Your Life.
You don’t have to do this alone.
I have worked with countless individuals who have felt the same loneliness, guilt, shame, remorse, and regret that you feel. Despite having beautiful qualities and values, addiction has taken control and left people feeling lost, confused, and isolated. When they first come to see me, they doubt that things can get any better. They have made promises to themselves and others that it wouldn’t happen again. Or they have hidden their use so well, that they are isolated. They make plans around when they can use, ensuring no one will know the full extent of their use. Their using has gotten in the way of the life they want in so many ways. They aren’t the kind of person they want to be. they feel like it is up to them to fix the problem themselves. And it’s only getting worse. Their families have been waiting for the day that they change.
Recovery is not only possible. It is expected.
My clients come to therapy looking for support; they’re avoiding things they used to love doing, loss of motivation to see family and friends, and find themselves losing confidence in themselves. Before they came to see me, they feared that this was how their life was going to be. Jumping on the bandwagon of abstinence for some time, for them to fall off again and again. That this cycle would never end. They hadn’t told anyone how much they were using or how they were feeling. Scared of the idea of opening themselves up to judgment and criticism. Even the idea of being completely honest with someone was never really an option. So once again, they tried to stay sober by themselves.
Like my clients, you deserve to tell your story without fear of judgment.
Having a better relationship with substances is not out of reach.
If you want to feel comfortable in your skin. I would love to be your guide.
Call now. You don’t have to suffer. I can help.