Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, or EMDR, is a therapy that makes use of the participant’s lateral eye movements to assist them in processing their traumatic experiences and the effects of such experiences.

Our counselors utilize trauma therapy to help participants in overcoming the psychological traumas they have experienced.

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, or DBT, aims to teach participants with various skills on how to cope with painful emotions, as well as change unhealthy behaviors.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, or CBT, focuses on the individual’s attitude, beliefs, and thoughts that are affecting their behaviors and feelings. Through CBT, participants will learn coping strategies when dealing with challenges.

Group therapy can be an effective technique in overcoming alcohol dependence and substance abuse. Participants get to have a sense of belonging and learn from the experiences of others who went through the same situation.

This type of counseling taps on the individual’s Christian faith, using Christian values and the Bible to help the participants in turning over a new leaf. (Available only upon request).

Our treatment plans are designed to help participants take control of their health and protect all its areas, including the body, mind, and spirit.

Intensive outpatient is a treatment procedure and support program for our participants that do not include and rely on the detoxification process. Participants do not need to stay in residential or inpatient rehab facilities or centers.