Recovery 360

Recovery 360 was born out of the need to address the impact that addiction has had on so many people, but more so to help families heal the damage created by addictive behaviors. We have seen first hand how so many people get sober in treatment but then relapse after treatment as a result of the family issues not being resolved.

At Recovery 360, we will do everything in our power to help addicted individuals, their families, colleagues and friends to arrest the disease of addiction, allowing everyone to go forward in their lives, free from the worry and problems that addiction creates. We specialize in working on strengthening the entire family system in order to stop enabling behaviors and allow each individual to live their own dream.

We understand that each family has their own unique strengths and needs. Therefore, we take a family system approach and tailor our treatment program to address specific goals for each family.  Our goal is to provide quality intervention, consulting, and monitoring services. We recognize the need for all involved in the intervention to commit to the ongoing journey towards recovery using the 12-Step Recovery Model as our basic philosophy.  With our emphasis on after-care monitoring for all involved, we strive for complete relapse prevention.

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• REBECCA A. MOWEN, LCSW, CADC, BRI 

Addiction is an all inclusive term for a complex behavioral disorder. The most obvious symptom is that addicts reach a point where they are no longer able to control their actions. Despite knowing the potential consequences, an addict disregards the information and continues the compulsive behavior.

Addiction is a real disease with psychological, genetic, and psychosocial aspects. It is not a character flaw or failure of morality. Addiction does not discriminate by gender, race, ethnicity, religion, creed, or socioeconomic status.

When most people think of addiction they immediately think of drugs or alcohol.  While these are major addictions, there are many other addictions that people may overlook, such as shopping, gambling, texting, sex, internet, porn, food, exercising, and television.

Addiction to anything becomes a problem when it negatively affects daily life functioning, relationships with others, and/or overall quality of life.

• Signs & Dangers of Addiction
• Enabling the Addict
• Codependency
• How to Get Help

At Recovery 360, we fully understand that addiction does not occur in a vacuum. Addiction hurts not only the person who is addicted, but it is also detrimental to the person’s family and friends. We offer a range of treatment and therapeutic practice to not only aide the person suffering from addiction to transition from treatment back into the community but also help his/her loved ones to get their own lives back, healing the entire family system. Our specialty is helping families understand their own unhealthy patterns and behaviors, through individual and family therapy, so that they can reclaim their own lives and heal their own family system.

Recovery 360 offers a range of therapy types and services to meet the needs of individuals and families struggling with addiction.

• Intervention
• Treatment Coordination
• Recovery Aftercare Monitoring
• Individual Therapy
  A licensed therapist will be available for individual therapy sessions for the individual in recovery as well as any family members.
• Group Therapy
  Therapy in a group setting is available for individuals seeking outpatient treatment. There are also support group sessions available for loved ones of individuals with addiction.
• Family Therapy
  We offer therapy for the entire family system while their loved one is at a residential treatment facility and when they return from treatment.
• Advocacy & Reporting
• Educational Opportunities
  Recovery 360 staff are available to speak at conferences and provide training or other educational services to Corporate Employee Assistance Programs, Parent & Teacher Groups, Churches, and other organizations.

The first step to getting help is to ask.  If you are looking at this website, you are probably contemplating seeking help for yourself or a loved one.  Why not take the next step and contact us by phone or email.