Licensed Therapists are integral to the therapeutic process, utilizing various evidence-based approaches to help clients address underlying issues, develop coping strategies, and work through emotional challenges. They often facilitate individual and group therapy sessions and play a key role in treatment planning.

Medical Doctors oversee the medical aspects of treatment, ensuring that clients receive appropriate physical health care, medication management, and monitoring for co-occurring health conditions. Their expertise is crucial in managing withdrawal symptoms and potential complications during detoxification.

Psychiatrists specialize in mental health and are responsible for diagnosing and treating mental health disorders that may accompany substance use disorders. They can prescribe medications to help manage symptoms, which is vital for clients with dual diagnoses.

Counselors provide support and guidance throughout the treatment process. They often conduct assessments, lead therapy sessions, and help clients develop life skills necessary for recovery. Counselors may also assist with relapse prevention strategies and aftercare planning.

Together, this multidisciplinary team collaborates to create individualized treatment plans, fostering a supportive and therapeutic environment aimed at achieving long-term recovery for clients. Their combined expertise ensures a holistic approach to treatment, addressing both the physical and psychological aspects of addiction.

Behavioral Health Technicians (BHTs) play a crucial role in the daily operations of a treatment center. They provide direct support to clients, helping them with daily activities, monitoring progress, and facilitating therapeutic activities. BHTs often serve as a vital link between clients and clinical staff, fostering a supportive environment and promoting engagement in treatment.