Substance Abuse & Addiction
Therapy & Counseling
a. Substance is taken in larger amounts or over longer periods of time than the person intended.
b. A persistent desire with unsuccessful efforts to control the use.
c. Large periods of time spent obtaining, taking, or recovering from, the substance.
d. Frequent periods of intoxication or detoxification especially when social and major role obligations are expected (school, social situations, etc.)
e. Continued use even while knowing that the continued use is creating problems socially, physically, and/or psychologically.
f. Increased tolerance
g. Withdrawal symptoms
h. Substance taken to relieve withdrawal symptoms.
Substance abuse counseling is a demanding form of outreach that requires patience, compassion, and a keen desire to help others who are in crisis. People who abuse substances need help in many areas of their lives. Learn what kinds of assistance are available and how to go about finding help. Jim Reinach, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, in addition to assisting you regain confidence and self-worth, can refer you to a variety of other services that may help provide a stable platform from which you can fight addiction. Jim Reinach offers you an empathetic, non-judgmental attitude and a supportive approach no matter what situation you may be in. Staying "clean and sober" requires ongoing vigilance and dedication.