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Substance Use Disorder Treatment
We provide access to treatment for anyone dealing with Substance Use Disorder by licensed clinical therapists via HIPAA-protected telehealth services. 27 million people suffer from the disease of addiction, and more than 215 million people experience codependency, a diagnosable condition that runs concurrently with those suffering from SUD. Anyone can access the treatment that they need by contacting Stay Clean directly
Reach out today to discuss the treatment options that we can provide you, or use the link below to schedule a conversation with a licensed clinical therapist.
Connect with your Client Advocate: 502-861-6661
Here’s what you can expect:
Reach out using any of the buttons on this site. You may text directly with a Stay Clean Client Advocate or set an appointment for an introductory phone call. If you already know that you’d like to speak with a Licensed Substance Use Disorder or Codependency Counselor, you can also schedule that appointment here. We will respond promptly to lead you through the engagement process, and your Advocate will work with you to choose the next step that best fits your circumstances. We strive to understand your goals and provide a start down the best path to achieve them.
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What is Codependency?
For every one of the 27 million people who struggle with Substance Use Disorder, there are eight individuals suffering from Codependency: a behavioral condition defined by unhealthy and imbalanced relationships. A disorder in its own right, codependency enables sufferers of addiction through blurred boundaries between the needs of “self” and “others.” A codependent relationship diminishes autonomy and self worth, often culminating in a lower quality of life.
What is Addiction?
Substance Use Disorder (SUD) is characterized by chronic physical and psychological inability to control the use of a legal or illegal substance even though it is causing harm.
Talk to a Counselor Now!
So you’ve taken the quiz, or you’ve had concerns for a while now. Either way, you know that you have a problem and want to speak to a Licensed Counselor now. If that’s the case, choose the option below to schedule your appointment:
Connect with your Client Advocate: 502-861-6661
What is Recovery?
A process of change leading to improved health and wellness, self-directed living, and coping with negative feelings without resorting to harmful patterns including substance abuse.
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