Therapies for Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Numerous therapy programs cater to individuals grappling with both drug and alcohol addiction alongside mental health issues. However, the effectiveness of these options varies depending on the specific substance use disorder each person is dealing with. It's important to note that no addiction therapy programs can be considered one-size-fits-all.
Substance abuse is often a response to underlying mental health problems, such as depression, anxiety, and issues related to trauma. Many people turn to drugs or alcohol to self-cope with these struggles but eventually find themselves different kinds of battles. Our nationwide drug and alcohol rehab offers various types of addiction therapy programs, including drug and alcohol counseling, individual therapy, group therapy, behavioral therapies, psychotherapy, and more.
Everyone’s struggles with addiction are different, some alternative drug treatment programs might work better for some than others - it’s all about finding the ones that fit. The overall goal of any addiction therapy program is to help people understand their struggles, whether those involve mental illness, addiction, or both.
Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment offered at Banyan:
- Alcohol
- Benzo
- Cocaine
- Heroin
- Opiate
- Methadone
- Methamphetamine
- Prescription Drugs
- Co-Occurring Disorders
Mental Health Treatment offered at Banyan:
- Dual Diagnosis
- Bipolar Disorder
- Depression
- Mood and Anxiety
- OCD Treatment
- PTSD Treatment
- Schizophrenia
The Crucial Role of Therapy for Sobriety
While detoxification addresses the physical cravings of addiction and alcoholism, the underlying behavioral and mental components of addiction are still present following detox.
Therapy is crucial in helping patients address their underlying causes of addiction while building healthy habits for long-lasting sobriety. Therapy can help patients unpack past challenges, overcome the shackles of trauma, and refocus their perspective to one that supports sobriety. The goal is to help patients unlearn patterns and processes of addiction while building the foundation of thought patterns and approaches that allow patients to stay on track in recovery. Without effective therapy for addiction treatment, lasting sobriety is difficult and even impossible to achieve.
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Therapies We Offer
Accelerated Resolution Therapy
Art and Music Therapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Couples Therapy
Dialectical Behavior Therapy
EMDR
Equine Therapy
Family Therapy
Gestalt Therapy
Group Therapy
Individual Therapy
Motivational Interviewing
Pet Therapy
Psychoeducational Groups
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
TMS Therapt
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Accelerated Resolutions Therapy
Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), is a cutting-edge therapeutic approach merging traditional psychotherapy with innovative techniques to address trauma, anxiety, addiction, and psychological hurdles efficiently and enduringly. ART swiftly mitigates distressing symptoms and fosters emotional healing by reprocessing painful memories and experiences through a structured, therapist-guided approach. This method, incorporating elements of cognitive-behavioral therapy, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing, and guided imagery, targets the root causes of addiction and emotional distress, promoting self-awareness and resilience. By empowering individuals to confront and overcome past traumas, ART not only facilitates sobriety but also enhances overall mental well-being, laying a foundation for lasting recovery.
Art Therapy
Art therapy for addiction recovery is a very powerful tool, offering a unique way for individuals to express themselves. A safe and judgment-free environment can be created for people to explore their feelings and experiences associated with addiction through various artistic forms, such as music or painting. Art therapy supports people on their road to recovery by encouraging self-reflection, healing, and the development of healthy coping skills.
Cognitive Behavior Therapy
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a key component of our comprehensive approach to treating mental health and substance use disorders. CBT helps patients identify and change destructive thought patterns that negatively impact their behavior, providing effective treatment for depression, anxiety, trauma, and addiction. This therapy involves exercises such as journaling, role-playing, and relaxation techniques, which equip patients with skills for relapse prevention and improved emotional control. By fostering increased self-awareness and problem-solving abilities, CBT empowers individuals to manage their thoughts and behaviors positively. Our licensed therapists deliver structured, judgment-free CBT sessions, ensuring patients develop coping skills essential for lifelong mental wellness and recovery.
Couples Therapy
Couples addiction therapy involves repairing a strained relationship between a client and their life partner. In the case of couples counseling in addiction treatment, a person with a substance use disorder may seek to repair their relationship with a spouse that has been broken by their drug use.
Couples therapy helps participants:
- Identify and address specific problems in their relationships
- Work together to address these problems
- Improve distressed relationships
- Come up with ways to prevent relapse and maintain recovery together
Dialectical Behavior Therapy
At Banyan Treatment Centers, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) is integral to addiction recovery, focusing on skills like mindfulness, emotional regulation, and interpersonal communication to replace negative behavioral patterns with positive ones that support sobriety. DBT treatment includes skills training, individual therapy, and group therapy sessions, all designed to enhance communication, self-esteem, and stress management, ultimately aiding patients in maintaining long-term sobriety.
EDMR
EMDR Therapy, short for Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing, is a powerful psychotherapeutic technique designed to address both emotional and physical responses to negative experiences. Widely utilized in treating a range of conditions such as trauma, PTSD, anxiety, addiction, and more, EMDR has become a cornerstone of mental health and addiction treatment. By employing bilateral stimulation, whether visual, auditory, or tactile, EMDR helps individuals process traumatic memories and emotional experiences, offering relief from symptoms like nightmares, panic attacks, and addiction cravings. We prioritize patient care and safety, offering comprehensive EMDR programs tailored to address substance abuse and mental health issues. Through EMDR, patients learn to identify and manage the root causes of their struggles, enabling them to break free from negative cycles of thought and behavior, and ultimately reclaim control over their lives.
Equine Therapy
Equine therapy has emerged as a popular method for treating addiction and mental health disorders. Through interactions with horses, patients experience various benefits such as improved responsibility, reduced stress, and enhanced social understanding. The program integrates equine therapy into both outpatient and residential mental health programs, fostering self-discovery and spiritual healing. By offering a comprehensive approach to treatment, including equine-assisted therapy alongside other services, our treatment centers aim to address the diverse needs of patients and facilitate holistic recovery.
Group Therapy for Addiction
Addiction group therapy involves multiple individuals, often strangers initially, who share similar substance use disorders. It provides a safe, non-judgmental environment for open communication among peers facing similar challenges. Furthermore, techniques learned in group therapy can be applied in social settings.
Group therapy for addiction:
- Helps people with substance use disorders process their thoughts, feelings, and actions
- Allows people in the recovery community to learn from and support each other
- Helps detect when situations may predispose an individual to relapse or use substances
- Facilitates an environment of support and acceptance among people in similar situations
- Structure and routine: Group therapy provides structure and routine, which can be especially beneficial for veterans accustomed to the discipline of military life. This structure offers a sense of purpose and stability in the recovery journey.
Family Therapy
Unlike individual and group therapy, family therapy for addiction includes a person and their family members, guardians, or close friends along with a licensed therapist. The goal of family therapy in addiction treatment is to treat the family as a whole, educating everyone on the struggles of addiction recovery and encouraging each person to contribute to clients’ recovery.
Family therapy helps families of addicts:
- Help loved ones who struggle with drug and alcohol abuse realize that their behaviors have an impact on their loved ones
- Educates the addict’s family on substance abuse so the latter may better understand why recovery can be difficult
- Improve strained relationships and the general family dynamic
- Offer proper support to the family member who struggles with addiction
Gestalt Therapy
Gestalt therapy is a powerful therapeutic method in which a patient works one-on-one with a therapist to focus on building a fulfilling future rather than just exploring the past. This method enables patients to achieve a deeper understanding and mastery over their responses and impressions of the outside world by exploring their thoughts, feelings, and perceptions in relation to their future ambitions. Gestalt therapy can help people become more self-aware, take more responsibility for their actions, and be able to make decisions consciously that will lead to the outcomes they want.
Individual Therapy
Individual therapy for addiction is conducted in a private setting, during which patients discuss their struggles and what they’d like to accomplish in treatment with one of our licensed therapists. Therapists may use different therapy techniques to help patients work through their problems and develop strong skills for life after rehab.
Individual addiction therapy also addresses:
- Stress management skills
- Understanding why certain behaviors and thoughts may contribute to their substance use
- Emotional support during difficult times
Motivational Interviewing
Motivational Interviewing (MI) for addiction is a type of cognitive therapy that stems from cognitive behavioral therapy. It’s a type of communication style initiated between a licensed therapist and a client who has a substance use disorder. The therapist will talk with or interview the clients to show empathy but still inspire change in the person’s negative behaviors.
The goals of motivational interviewing include:
- Helping clients deal with feelings of resistance or ambivalence (uncertainty) about their behaviors
- Employing reflective listening in a non-judgmental manner
- Fostering a supportive and collaborative environment for both the client and therapist
Pet Therapy
Pet therapy programs are gaining traction as an effective approach to addiction treatment, capitalizing on the well-documented benefits of pets on mental health. Offering a range of therapy animals including dogs, cats, horses, and even dolphins, this program aims to reduce anxiety, enhance emotional regulation, and mitigate feelings of isolation or loneliness commonly experienced by those struggling with addiction. Through the release of oxytocin, dopamine, and serotonin, as well as the relaxation of the nervous system, animal-assisted therapy fosters a sense of connection, pleasure, and emotional well-being, making it a valuable component of comprehensive addiction treatment. Banyan's personalized pet therapy programs cater to individuals seeking recovery, providing them with support, companionship, and a pathway towards sobriety.
Psychoeducational Group Therapy
This is an effective method for treating addiction that combines educational components with group support. People come together in this therapeutic environment to learn about addiction, its impacts, and practical coping mechanisms. Participants in psychoeducational group therapy can share their experiences, learn new information, and acquire useful strategies to manage their addiction in a secure and encouraging setting. The group environment promotes a sense of community, lessens loneliness, and promotes accountability and mutual support.
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFT). SFT, an approach emphasizing solution-building over problem-solving, empowers individuals to envision a future utilizing their strengths. Rooted in goal-oriented strategies, SFT redirects focus from the origins of problems to proactive problem-solving. Effective for diverse conditions, including addiction, SFT at Banyan guides clients to recognize their inherent capabilities and cultivate problem-solving skills. As part of Banyan's comprehensive therapy regimen, SFT aids clients in realizing their potential and achieving personal goals.
TMS Therapy
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy is a key component for depression resistant to traditional methods. TMS, an FDA-approved procedure, utilizes magnetic fields to stimulate mood-regulating brain areas, offering non-invasive and medication-free relief. Staffed by skilled professionals, Banyan ensures thorough discussions on TMS's benefits and potential side effects, making it accessible to adults, first responders, veterans, executives, and others. TMS complements therapy for various disorders, promoting holistic recovery. With an emphasis on understanding and timely intervention, Banyan's TMS therapy stands as an optional yet vital service, fostering individualized treatment paths for optimal mental health.
Alternative and Holistic Therapies
In addition to behavioral and cognitive therapies, our addiction therapy programs also include holistic addiction treatment. Holistic therapies are also called alternative therapies and involve considering all aspects of an individual’s health, including their spiritual, physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
Some forms of holistic therapy offered at our drug and alcohol rehab include:
- Nutritional counseling
- Dance therapy
- Yoga and Meditation therapy
- Sports activities
- Community involvement
How to Get Started
At Banyan, our dedicated staff utilizes a comprehensive array of addiction therapy programs designed to effectively address substance use and co-occurring disorders. Whether you or someone you care about is grappling with drug or alcohol abuse, we encourage you to contact us. Our representatives are ready to assist you in determining the most suitable levels of care and therapy programs tailored to meet your specific needs. Call us today to get started (855) 908-0663.
Not all programs are available at all locations. Please contact the location for availability