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Studies have shown that addiction is embedded in the body and the mind. Through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, we help you heal both.

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What is Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)?

DBT utilizes multiple approaches and therapy disciplines to help people recover from trauma, regulate harmful behaviors, and process intense emotions.

How does DBT help with Substance Use Disorder?

Dialectical Behavior Therapy can help keep you and others safe by reducing self-harming behaviors, such as substance abuse. Overall, it can help you improve your quality of life by addressing things that are blocking your progress and helping you to build healthier habits to replace the more harmful ones. By increasing your skills with mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotional regulation, and interpersonal relationships, DBT can help enhance your recovery on multiple levels.

Frequently Asked Questions

I’m not a big talker; will I need to talk in therapy?
Since CBT is a form of talk therapy, speaking with your therapist is part of the process. But don’t worry: our therapists will never force you to speak about something you’re not ready for. Their whole job is to support you in every way possible.
How long does DBT take?
Sessions are typically 45-60 minutes. The duration of your therapy will depend on many different factors. Either way, we’ll always be here to support you.
Will DBT stop my cravings?
Unfortunately, no. There is no guarantee that Dialectical Behavior Therapy will stop you from having cravings. But it can help you deal with cravings and triggers in a much healthier way—and give you the support you need to prevent relapse.

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