In addition to our evidence-based substance use and mental health therapy services, We provide robust academic support by certified and credentialed teachers to ensure the client’s schoolwork stays up to date. We help clients catch up on school work and teach individualized learning strategies to build academic confidence.
Hosted by Sandstone Care Detox Center - Chantilly, VA
Treatment Center
Group meets in Chantilly, VA 20151
In addition to our evidence-based substance use and mental health therapy services, We provide robust academic support by certified and credentialed teachers to ensure the client’s schoolwork stays up to date. We help clients catch up on school work and teach individualized learning strategies to build academic confidence.
We believe that family involvement is integral and necessary for the successful recovery of our clients. A person exists within a family and should be treated within the context of the family. To improve the quality of life as a family, it’s essential to involve the entire family in treatment through individual family therapy and multi-family groups.
Hosted by Sandstone Care Detox Center - Chantilly, VA
Treatment Center
Group meets in Chantilly, VA 20151
We believe that family involvement is integral and necessary for the successful recovery of our clients. A person exists within a family and should be treated within the context of the family. To improve the quality of life as a family, it’s essential to involve the entire family in treatment through individual family therapy and multi-family groups.
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Continuing Care group is for individuals who have achieved a period of stability in their recovery. Oftentimes, clients are stepping down from IOP and/or want to maintain the progress they made in other treatment facilities. The group includes a counselor lead educational topic and therapeutic processing. Groups may be supplemented with individual and/or family counseling.
Hosted by Insight Recovery Centers
Drug & Alcohol Counselor, LCSW, LSATP, MAC
Group meets in Ashburn, VA 20147
Continuing Care group is for individuals who have achieved a period of stability in their recovery. Oftentimes, clients are stepping down from IOP and/or want to maintain the progress they made in other treatment facilities. The group includes a counselor lead educational topic and therapeutic processing. Groups may be supplemented with individual and/or family counseling.
Support for those in recovey from a substances Group provides: weekly structure, support, psycho education on relapse prevention skills and strategies, and ongoing accountability. All meant to support sobriety, and increase overall well being.
Support for those in recovey from a substances Group provides: weekly structure, support, psycho education on relapse prevention skills and strategies, and ongoing accountability. All meant to support sobriety, and increase overall well being.
Did you used to do everything while you were using or drinking? Are you spending too much time sitting around or sleeping without a clue as to what to do now? Then this group is for you!
Did you used to do everything while you were using or drinking? Are you spending too much time sitting around or sleeping without a clue as to what to do now? Then this group is for you!
Our anger management group at Selah Solutions is a structured, skills-based program designed to help you take control of your reactions and improve how you handle stress and conflict. In a small, supportive setting, you’ll learn to identify triggers, recognize early warning signs, and use practical techniques to pause and respond more effectively. NEXT STEP: Call (571) 354-0338 to enroll today.
Hosted by Janice Petty
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LSATP, MAC, CAMS-II
Group meets in Alexandria, VA 22314
Our anger management group at Selah Solutions is a structured, skills-based program designed to help you take control of your reactions and improve how you handle stress and conflict. In a small, supportive setting, you’ll learn to identify triggers, recognize early warning signs, and use practical techniques to pause and respond more effectively. NEXT STEP: Call (571) 354-0338 to enroll today.
Our substance abuse program is designed to provide support, education and connection for adults age 18 and older. This group support's the client in making behavioral change within the context of interpersonal exploration. We focus on client needs in the areas of substance abuse education, coping and life skills, recovery skills and interpersonal relationships. You will learn the disease process of addiction while identifying barriers to the change. You will learn to use recovery support and community mutual help programs. This is an excellent group for those requiring treatment to meet ASAP, Court or Probation and Parole requirements.
Hosted by Catalyst Recovery and Wellness
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC-S, CSAC, CCTP
Group meets in Manassas, VA 20110
Our substance abuse program is designed to provide support, education and connection for adults age 18 and older. This group support's the client in making behavioral change within the context of interpersonal exploration. We focus on client needs in the areas of substance abuse education, coping and life skills, recovery skills and interpersonal relationships. You will learn the disease process of addiction while identifying barriers to the change. You will learn to use recovery support and community mutual help programs. This is an excellent group for those requiring treatment to meet ASAP, Court or Probation and Parole requirements.
Why We Are Here group begins the conversion of self-discovery of what brought you to substance abuse treatment. What consequences or lifestyle stressors did you experience? Accepting ownership of your behavior. Steps One, Two, and Three groups focus on the foundational need of lifestyle behavioral changes through your honest self-disclosure. Self-Inventory group explore the defense mechanisms that led to your denials, resentments, anger, and self-centered fear that becomes false evidence appearing real. Your open-minded willingness to explore your shortcomings and denials lead to forgiveness of self and others that would impede such processes.
Hosted by AEDA Associates, LLC
Drug & Alcohol Counselor, CSAC, NCAC II
Group meets in Fairfax, VA 22030
Why We Are Here group begins the conversion of self-discovery of what brought you to substance abuse treatment. What consequences or lifestyle stressors did you experience? Accepting ownership of your behavior. Steps One, Two, and Three groups focus on the foundational need of lifestyle behavioral changes through your honest self-disclosure. Self-Inventory group explore the defense mechanisms that led to your denials, resentments, anger, and self-centered fear that becomes false evidence appearing real. Your open-minded willingness to explore your shortcomings and denials lead to forgiveness of self and others that would impede such processes.
Our DUI Education Treatment Program is a VASAP-approved course for individuals charged with DUI and drug-related offenses. It meets most court and probation requirements, promoting responsible decision-making and preventing future violations. Participants will learn about DUI laws, legal consequences, and the effects of alcohol and drugs on the body and mind. It explores patterns of substance use, addiction risks, and peer pressure. Through interactive discussions, group activities, and evidence-based education, participants develop strategies to make safer choices and reduce risk. This program encourages self-reflection, accountability, and behavioral change, helping to create safer roads and communities.
Hosted by Janice Petty
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LSATP, MAC, CAMS-II
Group meets in Alexandria, VA 22314
Our DUI Education Treatment Program is a VASAP-approved course for individuals charged with DUI and drug-related offenses. It meets most court and probation requirements, promoting responsible decision-making and preventing future violations. Participants will learn about DUI laws, legal consequences, and the effects of alcohol and drugs on the body and mind. It explores patterns of substance use, addiction risks, and peer pressure. Through interactive discussions, group activities, and evidence-based education, participants develop strategies to make safer choices and reduce risk. This program encourages self-reflection, accountability, and behavioral change, helping to create safer roads and communities.
You do not have to “hit rock bottom” to want support. This group is for adults who are questioning their relationship with alcohol, cannabis, or other substances and want a supportive, skills-based space to explore change. This group may be a good fit if you are sober-curious, trying to cut back, taking a break, noticing that substances have become your main way of coping, or feeling stuck in a cycle of shame and “starting over.” Group members will have space to explore triggers, motivation, coping strategies, emotional regulation, relapse prevention, self-compassion, and practical next steps.
You do not have to “hit rock bottom” to want support. This group is for adults who are questioning their relationship with alcohol, cannabis, or other substances and want a supportive, skills-based space to explore change. This group may be a good fit if you are sober-curious, trying to cut back, taking a break, noticing that substances have become your main way of coping, or feeling stuck in a cycle of shame and “starting over.” Group members will have space to explore triggers, motivation, coping strategies, emotional regulation, relapse prevention, self-compassion, and practical next steps.
Participants will explore their motivation to change and the role alcohol plays in living by their personal values; assess what kind of changes might be appropriate for their individual situation; learn about the impacts of alcohol on the body and mind, and options to implement and maintain changes (including, abstinence, moderation, and harm-reduction); and practice relapse prevention skills, coping with urges, and implementing change plans. The group will meet in-person at the Ashburn office for one hour on Mondays. Sessions will consist of psychoeducation on a different topic each week, activities, assessments, and group discussion.
Participants will explore their motivation to change and the role alcohol plays in living by their personal values; assess what kind of changes might be appropriate for their individual situation; learn about the impacts of alcohol on the body and mind, and options to implement and maintain changes (including, abstinence, moderation, and harm-reduction); and practice relapse prevention skills, coping with urges, and implementing change plans. The group will meet in-person at the Ashburn office for one hour on Mondays. Sessions will consist of psychoeducation on a different topic each week, activities, assessments, and group discussion.
We meet in person in my office bi-monthly on Saturdays. This is a supportive non-judgemental group of professional adults.
Hosted by Valerie Ford Hadeed
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, CSAC, NBC-HWC, CCTP
Group meets in Fairfax, VA 22030
We meet in person in my office bi-monthly on Saturdays. This is a supportive non-judgemental group of professional adults.
In addition to our evidence-based substance use and mental health therapy services, We provide robust academic support by certified and credentialed teachers to ensure the client’s schoolwork stays up to date. We help clients catch up on school work and teach individualized learning strategies to build academic confidence.
Hosted by Sandstone Care Alexandria Outpatient Center
Treatment Center, MD, LPC, LAC, CAC-III, CSAC-A
Group meets in Alexandria, VA 22312
In addition to our evidence-based substance use and mental health therapy services, We provide robust academic support by certified and credentialed teachers to ensure the client’s schoolwork stays up to date. We help clients catch up on school work and teach individualized learning strategies to build academic confidence.
This group satisfies the requirements for individuals who are court ordered to treatment by ASAP. You will first complete an evaluation and then likely attend a twelve week group, submit to urine drug/alcohol testing, and participate in two recovery related activities. Some may participate in individual or family therapy. No 12-step meetings are required. All necessary paperwork will be sent to your case manager.
Hosted by Insight Into Action Therapy
Treatment Center, LCSW, LSATP, MAC
Group meets in Ashburn, VA 20147
This group satisfies the requirements for individuals who are court ordered to treatment by ASAP. You will first complete an evaluation and then likely attend a twelve week group, submit to urine drug/alcohol testing, and participate in two recovery related activities. Some may participate in individual or family therapy. No 12-step meetings are required. All necessary paperwork will be sent to your case manager.
We believe that family involvement is integral and necessary for the successful recovery of our clients. A person exists within a family and should be treated within the context of the family. To improve the quality of life as a family, it’s essential to involve the entire family in treatment through individual family therapy and multi-family groups.
Hosted by Sandstone Care Alexandria Outpatient Center
Treatment Center, MD, LPC, LAC, CAC-III, CSAC-A
Group meets in Alexandria, VA 22312
We believe that family involvement is integral and necessary for the successful recovery of our clients. A person exists within a family and should be treated within the context of the family. To improve the quality of life as a family, it’s essential to involve the entire family in treatment through individual family therapy and multi-family groups.
Worried about your drinking, but not ready to give it up completely? Learn how to have a healthier relationship with alcohol, pick up coping skills, and develop an alcohol moderation plan that aligns with your values. The program includes a weekly two-hour group, individual sessions, and conjoint-sessions with your partner if requested.
Hosted by Insight Recovery Centers
Drug & Alcohol Counselor, LCSW, LSATP, MAC
Group meets in Ashburn, VA 20147
Worried about your drinking, but not ready to give it up completely? Learn how to have a healthier relationship with alcohol, pick up coping skills, and develop an alcohol moderation plan that aligns with your values. The program includes a weekly two-hour group, individual sessions, and conjoint-sessions with your partner if requested.
We believe that family involvement is integral and necessary for the successful recovery of our clients. A person exists within a family and should be treated within the context of the family. To improve the quality of life as a family, it’s essential to involve the entire family in treatment through individual family therapy and multi-family groups.
Hosted by Sandstone Care Reston Outpatient Center
Treatment Center, MD, LPC, LAC
Group meets in Reston, VA 20190
We believe that family involvement is integral and necessary for the successful recovery of our clients. A person exists within a family and should be treated within the context of the family. To improve the quality of life as a family, it’s essential to involve the entire family in treatment through individual family therapy and multi-family groups.
Substance abuse education classes can occur individually or in a scheduled group class. The group class is typically 3 hours in a virtual platform. The sessions focus on signs and symptoms of substance abuse, psychological and physical effects of the most commonly abused substances primarily focusing on alcohol, marijuana and including other substances such as opiates (pain killers); use, misuse, abuse and dependency of substances; consequences of use; decision making and refusal skills. Please call or email me to determine next scheduled group class.
Substance abuse education classes can occur individually or in a scheduled group class. The group class is typically 3 hours in a virtual platform. The sessions focus on signs and symptoms of substance abuse, psychological and physical effects of the most commonly abused substances primarily focusing on alcohol, marijuana and including other substances such as opiates (pain killers); use, misuse, abuse and dependency of substances; consequences of use; decision making and refusal skills. Please call or email me to determine next scheduled group class.
The women's group discusses issues around alcohol/drug abuse that are specific to women.
Hosted by Maria A Hylton, LCSW, LLC
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
Group meets in Leesburg, VA 20176
The women's group discusses issues around alcohol/drug abuse that are specific to women.
The Alcohol Moderation Group is a welcoming group designed for individuals seeking to establish and maintain a healthier relationship with alcohol. Whether you're aiming to cut back, set boundaries, or develop mindful drinking habits, this group offers a safe and judgment-free space to share experiences, challenges, and successes. Through open discussions, practical tips, and mutual support, the group works together to build sustainable approaches to moderation. Everyone’s journey is unique, and progress is celebrated over perfection. Join the group to connect with others who understand and support your goals for balanced, mindful living.
Hosted by Dr. Angelina Harris
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, LSATP, PMH-C, CCTP, MAC
Group meets in Lansdowne, VA 20176
The Alcohol Moderation Group is a welcoming group designed for individuals seeking to establish and maintain a healthier relationship with alcohol. Whether you're aiming to cut back, set boundaries, or develop mindful drinking habits, this group offers a safe and judgment-free space to share experiences, challenges, and successes. Through open discussions, practical tips, and mutual support, the group works together to build sustainable approaches to moderation. Everyone’s journey is unique, and progress is celebrated over perfection. Join the group to connect with others who understand and support your goals for balanced, mindful living.
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Are there specific medications for alcohol use?
There are oral medications approved to treat alcohol use disorder—such as disulfiram, acamprosate, and naltrexone, which also comes in an injectable form. These medications do help people reduce their drinking as well as avoid the problem of relapse. Naltrexone helps reduce cravings, disulfiram can make a person feel sick when they drink, and acamprosate may help ease symptoms like poor sleep and anxious feelings.
How do alcohol recovery or rehabilitation programs work?
In inpatient programs, individuals live in a facility with other patients in recovery; in outpatient programs,individuals live at home. These facilities are staffed with healthcare professionals including physicians, nurses, psychologists, counselors, and psychotherapists. Staff can also include people who have recovered themselves, serving as mentors and guides. These programs may use abstinence, harm reduction, detoxification, psychotherapy, and other tools for recovery.
How do 12-step programs combined with psychotherapy work?
Members of 12-step programs help each other reach abstinence and work to maintain it. These programs promote complete change in the individual’s emotional, mental, physical, and even spiritual perspectives. Some programs require that new members attend 90 meetings in 90 days. Many people do attend these programs in conjunction with their work in psychotherapy; the combination of therapy along with 12-step can be extremely effective.
How does harm reduction combined with psychotherapy work?
According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, harm reduction prevents death, injury, disease, overdose, and substance misuse. People who choose harm reduction for alcohol use reduce the amount of alcohol they intake. It is not abstinence-based like a 12-step program, but combining harm reduction with psychotherapy proves to be effective for many people.