Pinnacle Addiction
& Mental Health Therapy
Mind Body Spirit Connection
(801-842-8062)
“Our wounds are often the openings into the best and most beautiful parts of us”
David Richo
Online Therapy
Stacey Perko QCSW, LSUDC, earned her Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Utah with a specialized concentration in Mental Health and Co-Occurring disorders, which include a two year Substance Use Disorder Counselor Program. Trained in EMDR & Psychodrama/Experiential Therapy techniques.
Online counseling at Pinnacle Addiction & Mental Health Therapy offers you access to licensed, experienced professionals with understanding in Addiction, Mental Health & Co-Occurring Disorders in the state of Utah, Nevada, and Hawaii. Other services offered are Interventions, Clinical Case Management, and Recovery Coaching that can be done from anywhere in the U.S. Enjoy the flexibility, confidentiality and privacy of a constructive healing experience from the convenience and comfort of your home or office.
Services
At Intuitive Roots we are committed to provide superior therapy, areas of expertise are with Alcohol & Drug Therapy, including Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, Co-dependency, Interventions, Recovery Coaching, and Clinical Case Management. Including Experiential Process Group, and educational workshops.
Experience with Veterans, individuals, families, and couples. I would love the opportunity to work with you. Get in touch with me today, lets do this!
Alcohol/Drug Addiction Therapy
New perspective- understanding the WHY?
Drug addiction counseling allows for a new perspective, which helps the addicted identify any of the behaviors, habits or thoughts that make them want to abuse drugs. Help with changing these harmful patterns by using therapies that allow you to learn new approaches.
Coping strategies
Teaches people beneficial coping strategies by helping them to understand the triggers that cause them to use drugs. You will learn how to resist these triggers when they do occur by utilizing skills of your recovery program.
Support
Many people who are addicted to drugs feel like they have no one to turn to and accordingly that no one cares about them or their situation. When they sign up for drug counseling, they are choosing to always have a connection. with someone who truly cares about helping them, which means they are never alone.
Relapse prevention
When someone feels the urge to once again use drugs, they are encouraged to contact their counselor, refer to their relapse plan, reach out for support, sponsor, friends ect… in order to get the help they need to prevent a relapse.
Support on creating, repairing relationships
Drug abuse can often harm or even destroy relationships and a counselor can offer the support necessary to repair any broken relationships. They can also teach new skills on creating new and healthy relationships, which is an essential part of a successful recovery.
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