Top addiction therapists in 14456: Geneva, NY.

Are you having trouble managing your addiction to substances, food, porn, gambling, or relationships? Stephanie Carletta, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, can help you through this difficult time with empathy and medical expertise. She can provide basic medication management for improved mental health and craving reduction, as well as functional integrative non-prescription OTC interventions to help improve your emotions when other interventions aren't addressing symptoms. Stephanie can also adjust your current medications and provide updated lab work if needed.

Are you experiencing Addiction symptoms that haven't been successfully addressed through talk therapy alone? If so, Rachelle Buchanan, PMHNP, MFT can work with you using cutting edge medical & psychiatric interventions to help you move through this difficult time and reach a hopeful future successfully. Reach out today via e-mail, call, or text at 585-524-0008 to start your journey. For more information, visit www.wholewellnessservices.com!

Are you wondering if your behavior is an Addiction? Clients often seek out therapy because they feel unsure about whether or not they're addicted. Sometimes, they are sure and have realized that they can't kick the illness alone. From chemical dependency addiction, to gambling, food, sex, pornography, or relationship addiction, the disease is truly debilitating. Addictions tear families apart, causing legal and monetary issues, divorce, as well as thousands of physical fatalities every year as a side effect. Despite the prominence of addiction today, there is hope and help waiting for you! I have years of experience treating addicts and helping them regain their lives successfully.

As a drug and alcohol counselor for children, teens and adults I provide psychoeducational information on relapse prevention and assist with collateral care. Within a school setting I have taught and counseled at risk students and children of alcoholics. Within a mental health clinic environment many clients were treated successfully who had a dual diagnosis. I have worked closely with psychiatrists to help monitor medications that assist patients in being successful with their recovery. I continue to attend ongoing workshops and classes that keep me on the cutting edge of being an effective and successful drug and alcohol counselor.

Alcohol and drug over use, abuse, and addiction is an area we specialize in. Serenity Life director Mattye has worked in this specialization for 13 years and is a Certified Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counselor. Many others on our staff have specific training on how to treat both substance and behavioral addictions (gambling, sex, co-dependency, shopping, eating, gaming, etx). We take a whole person approach to counseling for people. We also believe in harm reduction strategy and 12 step, whatever works for the individual. We offer peer coaching, in community services, as well as creative arts interventions for addiction. We partner with private psychiatry and inpatients for severe needs.

Addiction is a mental health condition and I treat addiction by a multi-pronged process predominately from a Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) model. I help my clients understand the reasons they use a substance or engage in an addictive behavior, teach them skills regulate their emotions and tolerance distress that might otherwise lead them to engage in their addiction, and address any underlying issues that contribute to their addiction. I also help clients with with concerns about their substance use or compulsive behavior to avoid developing addictions.

We practice a harm reduction model, as we understand that abstinence is a process that can take time to start and has many stages. We start with reducing the harm that substances are causing in your life by decreasing frequency and/or amount of the substance used. This includes changing one’s environment and increasing self control. Overall, we work on helping our clients understand the cycle of addiction, helping you to find ways to counter the addiction cycle with new learned skills, perhaps a new environment, and an empowered sense of self.