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What We Treat

Care That Meets People Where They Are

At Release, we treat the whole person, not just the diagnosis. Our treatment model blends evidence-based therapies with the lived wisdom of our team. We understand that recovery isn’t linear, and healing takes time. That’s why we offer flexible, integrated care designed to meet people at every stage of their journey.

We support a wide range of mental health conditions and substance use disorders, always tailoring care plans to the unique needs of each client. Below is an overview of the conditions we treat.

Substance Use Disorders

Alcohol Use Disorder
Cannabis Use Disorder
Benzodiazepine Addiction
Cocaine Addiction
Fentanyl Addiction
Heroin Addiction
Painkiller Addiction
Prescription Drug Addiction
Sleeping Pill Addiction
Stimulant Addiction

Mental Health Conditions

Anxiety Disorders
Bipolar Disorder
Depression
Schizophrenia
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

Co-Occurring Disorders

Many clients come to Release navigating both mental health and substance use challenges. Our team specializes in co-occurring disorders, using integrated care plans that address the full picture and support long-term recovery.

FAQs

Everything You Need to Know

Who Will Help a Loved One or Myself Move Through the Process of Care?

All Release Recovery clients will be assigned a case manager. Case managers are recovery coaches that act as the “quarterback” of care. They meet with clients regularly, provide accountability and frequently assess what areas the client needs more support, ensure the clinical team, family, residential staff and important stakeholders receive the proper and timely communication, and provide start-to-end guidance and coordination of the treatment process. They can assist with clinical referrals, court date prep, recovery goals, securing employment, and more. Release is also proud to offer 24/7 support staff.

How Long Does the Admission Process Take?

Our team is largely home-grown, and the majority of us have lived experience. We understand first-hand the importance of urgency when a person is ready and willing to get help. We try to move as quickly through the process as possible, but it is comprehensive. To effectively capture all relevant information and history from current providers, loved ones, and the client themselves, ideally, we have at least one week from first contact to admission.

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