Addictions therapists in Toledo, Ohio OH
Addictions or Substance Abuse
Ken Knoechel - Effective Mindset
Licensed Professional Counselor, MS, LPC
Right now, I imagine you are struggling to design practical ways to BECOME MORE IN CONTROL OF YOUR CHOICES. Addiction limits you in so many ways, and the recovery process can seem limiting as well. It's like you have to invest the time of creating a new reputation. I will help you become more adapted to living a sober life by being real with you, telling you how to find your footing socially, occupationally, and personally. Recovery is hard, no doubt, but you got this. It usually takes me about a month (4 sessions) to bring my clients to places that resolve resilience in their lives. You can expect good things after meeting with me for a while. I hope to see you soon.
8 Years Experience
Addictions or Substance Abuse
Dr. Mike Strand
Psychologist, PsyD
Addiction casts a long shadow, affecting not just the individual but their loved ones, turning daily life into a cycle of dependency and despair. The grip of addiction tightens, isolating you from the life you once knew and the people you love. My addiction treatment services offer a beacon of hope, guiding you towards recovery with compassion, understanding, and a tailored path to reclaim your independence and well-being.
16 Years Experience
Addictions or Substance Abuse
Dr. Kevin Goldberg
Psychologist, Psy.D.
Substances of all types help us feel better, to an extent. Sometimes the feeling we get from substances isn't worth it anymore.
7 Years Experience
Addictions or Substance Abuse
Joshua Werblin
Psychiatrist, MD
Expertise in addiction psychiatry, providing comprehensive care for individuals seeking recovery from substance use disorders.
20 Years Experience
Addictions or Substance Abuse
Dr. Walter J. Matweychuk
Psychologist, Ph.D.
I have written a book Overcoming Your Addictions which shows you how to apply the principles of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy and CBT to your self-defeating addictions. To overcome an addiction you first need to learn to accept yourself unconditionally with your addiction. Your self-defeating addictive behavior does not diminish your worth as a person. Putting yourself down will not help you overcome your addiction. Secondly, you need to learn to build your discomfort tolerance for urges, develop a healthy network of friends who will not lead you back to your addiction, and a vitally absorbing interest in life that makes your life meaningful.
34 Years Experience