Drug Abuse Resources

Resources on Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment

Find helpful resources and information on drug abuse, including prevention, treatment options, and support for those affected.

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Overcoming drug abuse can feel like trying to climb a mountain in a thick fog, but the goal of counseling is to give you a guide and a clear path forward. We work together to help you understand the root of your reliance on drugs, develop new coping skills, and find a sense of purpose that doesn’t depend on substances. We believe in your capacity for change and are here to help you not just get sober, but to build a new life that is more rewarding than you can imagine.

Think of drug abuse like playing with fire and addiction as getting burned. Drug abuse is the behavior of using drugs in a way that’s harmful, such as missing work or engaging in risky behavior. Addiction is a disease that causes a powerful, uncontrollable craving for drugs. It's a progressive, chronic condition that can have a devastating impact on your life. We can work together to help you understand your unique experience and develop a plan to take control.

The most effective treatment for drug abuse is like building a custom toolbox. It’s not just one tool, but a combination of things that work for you. Counseling is a crucial component that can help you understand the root of your behavior and build new coping skills. Other tools include support groups, which provide a sense of community, and sometimes medication, which can help manage cravings. We’ll work with you to create a personalized plan that empowers you to achieve lasting sobriety.

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Sophie Simon, MA, LPCC, NCC
Sophie Simon, MA, LPCC, NCC
LPCC.0022201, CO

I am a compassionate counselor specializing in emotional well-being and personal growth. I incorporate mindfulness techniques to help clients manage stress and navigate life’s challenges.

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Rebecca Johnson, LPC
LPC.0023659, CO

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate in the state of Colorado. I graduated from Colorado Christian University with a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in 2022.

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Janet Starr, LCSW
CSW.09932798, CO

With more than twenty years of experience, I've had the honor of supporting people from all walks of life in navigating the challenges of relationships -- both with others and within themselves.

Tania Mulkey, MA, LPCC
Tania Mulkey, MA, LPCC
LPCC.0024195, CO

Grounded in compassion curiosity and respect, I provide evidence-based therapy for children, adolescents, adults, and families throughout Colorado via secure telehealth, with in-person counseling.

Marie-Kriz Whatley, LPC
Marie-Kriz Whatley, LPC
LPC.0021197, CO

We all need a space to express ourselves, to feel seen, heard, and validated without judgment. I’m passionate about providing that environment and helping others grow into their best selves.

Catrina Chatfield, MSW, LSW, SWC
Catrina Chatfield, MSW, LSW, SWC
SWC.0000002595, CO

Working in this field has allowed me to truly appreciate the significance of mental health stability, particularly during difficult life transitions.

Shannon Matlock, LPC, NCC
Shannon Matlock, LPC, NCC
LPC.0017231, CO

The most beautiful people we have known are those who have known defeat, suffering, struggle, and loss, and have found their way out of those depths. - Elisabeth Kübler-Ross

Jenifer Seas, LCSW
Jenifer Seas, LCSW
CSW.09925439, CO

"It's not about what it is, it's about what it can become." One of my favorite quotes from Dr. Seuss, his wise words sum up my approach to working with any client, from preschool age to midlife.

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