Relapse Prevention & Coping Skills
Many people in recovery benefit from ongoing support while learning how to manage triggers and stress in healthier ways. This therapy group focuses on relapse prevention and developing practical coping skills that support long-term recovery. Participants will learn to recognize triggers, manage cravings, improve emotional regulation, and strengthen decision-making. Using CBT and DBT-informed techniques, members practice strategies that help them handle difficult situations and maintain progress. The group provides a supportive, nonjudgmental environment where individuals can build confidence, share experiences, and develop tools that support lasting recovery and stability.
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Serenity Path Counseling & Consulting LLC
1242 Main Street
Suite 412
Springfield, MA 01103
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Serenity Path Counseling & Consulting LLC
1242 Main Street
Suite 412
Springfield, MA 01103
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