Substance Abuse

Beaten senseless, clinging to the ropes?

Fighting your addiction will be a challenge.

But you are not alone. Help is in your corner.

If you are scrolling through this page, just know that you are making an important decision that will change your life forever.

See the forest and the trees.

Many substance users, whether it is alcohol or drugs, fail to understand their own patterns when it comes to substance use. These patterns are impossible to recognize from the inside.

Whatever addiction you are struggling with, you need help to overcome your problem.

But it will be your inner motivation that will carry you through the process.

Capitalize on this momentum.

How long did it take you to even do this Web search? What needed to happen to get you here? You must remember that you have to do something about your drug problem.

You already made the first step because you are reading this page. Waiting is not going to fix your problem. Your desire to remain drug-free is the key.

It is not going to be easy, but we can do this together.

Need more motivation?

Your addiction takes a toll on your family and loved ones. As your addiction spirals out of control, your relationships will begin to plummet as well. An active addict will lose his or her spouse, partner and family members due to their inability to tolerate the addict.

Most addicts/drug abusers are unable to hold on to a job. It is common for addicts to call out of work, be sick more than usual, and their job performance suffers – which leads to job loss.

An addict risks death each time he or she uses drugs. An individual could overdose using for the first time or after many uses. Stimulants like cocaine can lead to cardiac arrest. Alcohol use can be fatal by overdose or increase your chance of an accident.

How can counseling help me?

We can help you understand and identify the origin(s) of your substance use. Many people who struggle with substance use struggle with trauma from their past and have turned to substances as a way to cope.

Whatever your story is, we at EBHS want to help you work through the pain, by helping you create a new chapter in your life. At EBHS, we do this by providing you emotional support, nonjudgmental acceptance, and a plan suited for your needs.

EBHS’s role in your treatment is to go far beyond listening and offer advice; EBHS wants to help you identify the problem behaviors and assist you in maintaining your recovery. We encourage both group and individual counseling to assist you in your success.

The time is now.

When you are an addict, you are not only causing harm to yourself every day you choose to use, you are
are hurting the ones you love.

We want to help you maintain your recovery.

Call today (813) 438-5672 and schedule your appointment. Online sessions are available.