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Substance Use & Family Education

Compassionate Support for Recovery ~ Because Healing Affects Everyone

Substance use doesn’t just affect the person struggling—it ripples across entire families. Whether you're seeking help for yourself or someone you love, facing addiction can feel overwhelming and isolating. But with the right support, recovery isn’t just possible—it’s transformative.

WHAT WE OFFER FOR YOU

At Cornerstone Wellness Center, we provide a safe, judgment-free environment
where individuals and families can address substance use issues
with honesty, dignity, and evidence-based care.

Understanding the Impact

Substance use challenges come in many forms, including:

Alcohol or drug dependency
Prescription medication misuse
Co-occurring mental health conditions (e.g., anxiety, trauma)
Emotional burnout and self-medicating behaviors

But behind every struggle is a story—and we’re here to help you rewrite yours.

What We Offer

Our licensed counselors are trained to support both individuals in recovery and the loved ones who walk alongside them. Our services include:

Individual Addiction Counseling to address root causes and create lasting change
Relapse Prevention & Coping Skills Training
Co-Occurring Disorder Support (e.g., depression, trauma, anxiety)
Family Counseling & Education to understand addiction and rebuild trust
Referral Coordination with detox or intensive treatment programs when needed

What Makes Our Approach Unique

We recognize that substance use isn’t always the root of the problem—it’s often a response to pain, trauma, or unprocessed emotion.

Our approach is holistic, trauma-informed, and tailored to the individual and family system.We also know recovery doesn’t happen in isolation.

That’s why we involve families, partners, and support networks when appropriate—to ensure healing spreads outward, not just inward.

Whether you're struggling with addiction or supporting someone who is, we help you build clarity, boundaries, and emotional resilience for the road ahead.

We meet people where they are—whether they're in the early stages of change, maintaining long-term sobriety, or supporting a family member.

Why Families and Individuals Choose Cornerstone for Recovery Support

You don’t have to hit “rock bottom” to seek help. You just need to be ready for something to change.

Whole-Family Approach: We support not just the individual in recovery—but the loved ones who walk beside them, offering education, boundaries, and healing.
Therapists Who Understand Addiction: Our clinicians are trained in substance use counseling and co-occurring disorders, blending empathy with expertise.
Support for Every Stage: Whether you're exploring sobriety, maintaining recovery, or navigating relapse, we meet you where you are.
Tools That Work Beyond the Session: From relapse prevention to boundary setting, we provide practical strategies for long-term success.
Nonjudgmental, Confidential Care: We see addiction as a condition—not a character flaw—and provide a safe space to heal and grow.

We support progress, not perfection—and we walk with you every step of the way.

A New Chapter Starts Here

If substance use is affecting your life or your relationships, you don’t have to face it alone. We’re here to walk with you—toward clarity, recovery, and hope.

Where recovery begins and family healing grows.

A Story of Hope
and Hard Truths

Tina had almost given up.

Her son, Kyle, had been in and out of treatment, cycling through sobriety and relapse. At home, trust was fragile. Every missed call sparked panic. Every hopeful step forward was clouded by fear of falling back.

When they came to Cornerstone, things were tense. Kyle was angry. Tina was exhausted. But over time, therapy helped them shift the conversation—from blame and guilt to understanding and accountability.

Kyle began individual counseling to explore the emotional roots of his substance use. Tina joined family sessions, where she learned how to set boundaries, stop enabling, and care for herself without carrying Kyle’s burden.

It wasn’t a straight path—but it was a supported one.Together, they created a plan—one that respected Kyle’s agency and honored Tina’s emotional needs. There were setbacks. But there was also growth, connection, and the beginning of real trust.

Cornerstone didn’t offer false promises. They offered a path—and the tools to walk it.

Disclaimer

The story of “Tina and Kyle” shared above is a fictional example created for educational purposes. It does not represent a real client or actual session at Cornerstone Wellness Center. We are fully committed to maintaining your privacy and confidentiality in accordance with HIPAA regulations. Any resemblance to real persons, living or deceased, is purely coincidental.

Frequently Asked Questions

Substance Use & Family Education

What types of substance use do you help with?

We work with clients dealing with alcohol, prescription drug misuse, illicit drug use, and behavioral addictions. We also address co-occurring mental health issues like anxiety or trauma.

Is this a detox or rehab facility?

No. Cornerstone provides outpatient counseling services. If detox or inpatient treatment is needed, we can refer you to trusted programs and continue care afterward.

Do you work with families even if the person struggling won’t come to therapy?

Yes. Family members can benefit greatly from support, education, and boundary coaching—even if their loved one isn’t ready for counseling.

What if someone has relapsed multiple times?

Relapse is often part of the recovery process. We provide nonjudgmental support and help clients re-engage with care and rebuild trust in themselves and their journey.

How do you support long-term recovery?

We offer relapse prevention planning, coping skills training, and therapy focused on the underlying causes of substance use—not just the symptoms.

Do you offer counseling for teenagers or young adults with substance concerns?

Yes. We provide age-appropriate therapy and work closely with families to support youth in a developmentally sensitive and collaborative way.

Is therapy confidential?

Yes. Client privacy is protected under HIPAA guidelines. We also help clients navigate how and when to include family members in the process, with consent.