Substance Use, Addiction, & Recovery Virtual Therapy

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Substance Use, Addiction, & Recovery Virtual Therapy ❤︎⁠

You are more than the thing you use to survive.

Maybe drinking used to be fun, until it wasn't.

Maybe a substance helped you get through something you didn't have the tools to face.

Maybe you're sober and struggling to stay that way.

Maybe you're not ready for abstinence.

Maybe you're somewhere in between.

You don't have to have your recovery figured out before you come to therapy.

At Cosmic Mirror Wellness Collective, I provide compassionate, nonjudgmental therapy for adults navigating substance use, addiction, recovery, and the complicated places where trauma and coping intersect.

Recovery without shame

I believe substance use exists within a larger story.

We can explore what your substance use has been doing for you, what it may be costing you, and what you actually want your relationship with substances to look like.

Therapy may include support with:

  • Substance use and addiction

  • Alcohol and drug use

  • Relapse prevention

  • Harm reduction

  • Recovery maintenance

  • Trauma and substance use

  • Shame and self-criticism

  • Anxiety and depression

  • Family and relationship concerns

  • Boundaries and people-pleasing

  • Identity and life transitions

  • Building healthier coping strategies

  • Reconnecting with yourself and your values

You don't have to earn compassion by being sober.

Recovery isn't always a straight line.

Sometimes it's abstinence. Sometimes it's harm reduction.
Sometimes it's recognizing that something isn't working anymore and becoming curious about why.

Wherever you are in the process, you deserve support without shame.

Together, we can look beneath the behavior, understand the patterns,
and create more sustainable ways of coping, connecting, and living.

Because you're not broken.

You're a human being trying to find your way home to yourself.

Ready to change the story?

You don't have to know exactly what recovery should look like.

You just have to be willing to get curious.