WHO WE ARE
About Us
For more than 35 years, Stepping Stone has specialized in treating addictions. We offer services to help those who are struggling with addictions of any kind.
We offer residential, transitional residential (for women), outpatient services and continuing support for those in recovery as well as support and education for family members.
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Treatment Philosophy
The foundation of all our programs is the belief that individuals suffering from substance use disorders are best served by a collaborative plan of treatment that aims to stop problematic substance use while building effective coping skills geared at preventing a return to using substances.
An Addiction Medicine provider is part of our treatment team to address any co-occurring issues and/or medication needs one may have. In general, we do not recommend addictive, mind-altering medications which tend to jeopardize one’s recovery, as we strive for the best possible outcomes for those who entrust us with their care.
Our programs support individuals in achieving a life of recovery from problematic substance use. We now offer a dedicated Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) clinic, led by our new addiction medicine specialist, to provide comprehensive care for those struggling with opioid or alcohol use disorders. MAT combines FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapies to improve recovery outcomes. In addition, we continue to use non-addictive medications to assist with detoxification, mood stabilization, cravings, and relapse prevention. Whether you are starting MAT with us or continuing treatment from an external provider, our team will collaborate closely to ensure your immediate needs are met while in our care.
In 2023, we launched our new Addiction Services brochure which takes a more comprehensive approach to providing you an overview of all the addiction services we offer in each of our four counties. Feel free to download, print and share this important provider information. Together we can improve the lives of those in our community.
