Addiction & Behavioral Health – Preston Health Dev

Help starts here

Addiction. It’s something you never planned on. Whether it’s a substance—pills, street drugs, alcohol or behavior like gambling or sex––addiction is a medical disorder that requires treatment. The good news is: you’re here. You’re on your way to take the very first step to recovery.

Breaking free is possible!

When addiction takes over, it may feel as if nothing will be normal again. With your commitment and our help, there’s hope.

When you seek treatment at Preston Healthcare you’re in a confidential, therapeutic environment that will help stabilize and motivate you to take the necessary steps to get your life back. Our treatments use proven medical and behavioral protocols.

“These are human beings, like you and me. Wonderful people. Good people,” says Dr. Abiola.

“I learn from every patient, every day.”

With you for the long haul

The ultimate goal is to break the addiction or behavior and improve the quality of your life. One of the most important factors of successful therapy is consistent follow up. Without follow up, many people relapse within 30-90 days of being considered clean. We’re here to support you throughout the entire process and take every step with you to help you stay clean.

Did you know that two out of every three psychological disorders are breeding grounds for addiction? As mental health experts, it’s our job to see the whole person and understand all the potential motivators for addiction. In addition to addiction treatment, we provide treatment to those suffering from:

Depression
Anxiety
Bipolar Disorder
PTSD
ADD/ADHD

There are five stages of change in the course of addiction treatment.

1. Pre-contemplative

“Don’t tell me I have a problem. I don’t!”

2. Contemplative

“Ok, so maybe I do have an issue, but I can handle it myself.”

3. Preparation

“I have a problem and I need help. But what can I do? And what if my family, friends or co-workers find out?”

4. Action

“I met with Preston Healthcare and the set up a program for me.”

5. Recovery

“Starting was very tough. But I’ve been clean for six months now and I have my life back.”