Therapy for substance use

Online & In-person in ohio

Substance use can affect every aspect of a person’s life—from physical health and emotional well-being to relationships and career.

Substance use often begins as a way to cope with stress or trauma. Over time, however, it can develop into a pattern that's difficult to break without support. At Rooted & Restored, we understand that substance use is a complex issue rooted in individual experiences and needs.

Our approach to substance use counseling is compassionate, nonjudgmental, and evidence-based. We work with individuals to identify the underlying causes of their use and help them build healthier coping strategies. Whether you're seeking early support, in recovery, or navigating relapse, we’re here to walk with you at every step of your journey.

Recovery is possible, and healing begins with the first conversation.

what is substance abuse?

Substance use refers to the consumption of alcohol, prescription medications, or illicit drugs in a way that can negatively impact a person's health, behavior, and daily functioning. While some people may begin using substances recreationally or to cope with stress or emotional pain, continued use can lead to dependence, addiction, and a range of physical and psychological consequences. Substance use can affect relationships, work, and overall quality of life, and often occurs alongside other mental health challenges.

how we can help

Evidence-Based Treatment for Substance Use

Let us walk beside you as you step into the best version of yourself.

We are HERE TO HELP.

FAQS

Common questions about therapy for depression

  • A good way to know if your substance use may be a problem is to look at how it’s affecting different areas of your life. Ask yourself: is my use interfering with my work, school, or relationships? Do I use substances to cope with stress, anxiety, or other emotions? If you’ve noticed changes in your behavior, mood, or health—or if others have expressed concern—it may be time to talk to someone.

  • You are seen and you are not alone. As an outpatient practice, we are unable to provide immediate crisis assistance to those struggling. To seek crisis resources in our community, please click here.

  • What recovery looks like will vary from person to person. For some, sobriety is the healthiest and safest path forward. For others, the goal might be moderation or developing a more mindful relationship with substances. We will work with you to understand your goals, values, and needs.