Therapy & treatment modalities.
Recovery requires more than one approach. We tailor each treatment plan using evidence-based therapies — CBT, DBT, motivational interviewing, and trauma-informed care — paired with life-skills training and the recovery-support model that fits.
Individual, group, and family therapy
Healing happens in more than one room. We build each treatment plan around the mix of one-on-one, peer, and family work that fits the person.
Individual therapy
Private, one-on-one sessions with a licensed clinician to explore the emotional and psychological factors behind substance use.
Learn more →Group therapy
Clinician-led process groups, psychoeducation, and skills groups that build connection and accountability.
Learn more →Family therapy
Guided sessions that rebuild trust and communication between patients and the people who love them.
Learn more →Evidence-based talk therapies
The clinical core of addiction treatment — structured approaches that change the thought and behavior patterns that drive use.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Identifying thought patterns that drive substance use and building practical coping skills.
Learn more →Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness skills.
Learn more →Motivational Interviewing
A collaborative method that builds internal motivation for change without confrontation or pressure.
Learn more →Working with the roots of use
Trauma is foundational to addiction for most patients. These modalities address it directly, at a pace the patient controls.
Trauma-Focused CBT
An evidence-based adaptation of CBT that helps patients process traumatic experiences while building coping and emotion-regulation skills.
Learn more →Trauma Therapy
Stabilization, processing, and integration work for PTSD, complex trauma, and trauma that drives substance use.
Learn more →Building a life that supports recovery
Long-term recovery takes more than clinical hours. These programs build the practical skills and peer connection that sustain it.
Life Skills Training
Practical capacity-building — communication, problem-solving, and daily structure for life after treatment.
Learn more →SMART Recovery
Self-Management and Recovery Training — a secular, science-based recovery-support meeting alongside clinical care.
Learn more →12-step facilitation
Connection to on-site AA- and NA-style 12-step meetings for patients who find that model helpful, alongside their clinical treatment.
Ready to begin your recovery?
Contact Hickory Grove Recovery today for a confidential assessment. We'll help you find the right combination of modalities for your situation.