TrueNorth Wellness Services West Elm Avenue

About TrueNorth Wellness Services West Elm Avenue

TrueNorth Wellness Services West Elm Avenue provides trauma informed outpatient treatment for adults affected by substance use disorders in Hanover, Pennsylvania. They may also address co-occurring conditions for folks dealing with both addictive behavior and mental issues. The facility fosters a safe outpatient environment built on trusting relationships and a culture of hope and healing where everyone thrives. They accept Medicare and various insurances to make paying for their services easier.

They provide quality, personalized and trauma informed care. This is made possible by their knowledgeable and compassionate clinical team. These experts facilitate therapeutic intervention following biopsychosocial assessment and personalized treatment planning.

Their trauma informed approach to treatment draws from the standpoint that past trauma influences emotions and behavioral patterns that trigger substance misuse. They may use evidence based models like seeking safety and trauma informed cognitive behavioral therapy in a group or individual format. These models help you develop healthier coping strategies to manage trauma and prevent substance misuse. They provide deep insight into how trauma affects your thoughts, feelings and behaviors. This makes it easier to process past experiences, recognize triggers and build a safe foundation for healing.

Their therapy sessions inspire lifestyle and behavioral changes that promote sober living and relapse prevention. You’ll learn to explore your thoughts and feelings, manage emotions and confront difficult situations. Group therapy also promotes healthy relationship building, improved communication, peer interaction and community support. These are essential for maintaining a sober lifestyle and preventing relapse.

Psychiatric care like medication management is provided alongside addiction therapy to support folks with co-occurring disorders. You’re encouraged to actively participate in support groups like AA/NA, Al Anon and Smart Recovery. This helps you build a strong support network that fosters accountability and encourages you to stay committed to your goals.

Their aftercare services may involve ongoing care or referral to local 12 Step programs. They may also connect you to community resources like permanent housing, job placement and medical care. These resources can support your long term recovery efforts.