If you’ve struggled with addiction, you may have also carried deep wounds from your past, painful experiences, loss, abuse, neglect, or moments that left you feeling unsafe or unseen. Addiction is often not the problem itself, but a way of coping with that pain. You may have turned to substances to numb, escape, or simply survive.

In trauma-focused addiction counseling, we work together to uncover and heal the root causes, not just the symptoms. This isn’t about judgment, it’s about creating a safe space where you can finally breathe, feel heard, and begin to put the pieces back together at your own pace.

You’ll learn how trauma affects your mind, body, and emotions, and you’ll gain tools to help you feel grounded, calm, and in control. Using proven healing methods, we’ll address the past while building healthier ways to cope in the present. If spirituality or personal beliefs are important to you, we can integrate that as a source of strength and meaning in your journey.

The goal is more than just staying sober, it’s about reclaiming your life, your identity, and your joy. Together, we’ll work toward a future where you feel safe, connected, and truly alive.