You don’t have to walk the road to recovery alone. Addiction is a complex challenge that affects the brain and your most cherished relationships—but it is also a treatable condition. At Redeemed Life Counseling, we provide a safe, non-judgmental space to help you break the cycle and start a new chapter of health and self-worth.
What is Addiction Counseling?
Addiction is more than a struggle with willpower; it is a multi-faceted issue that can alter brain functioning and impact every area of life—from family and friends to your career. Successful treatment goes beyond simply stopping a behavior; it’s about learning new ways to cope and adapting best practices that work for your unique life.
Whether you are dealing with substance abuse (drugs or alcohol) or process addictions (such as gambling, sex/porn, spending, or work), our counseling focuses on identifying the root causes and forging a sustainable path toward long-term healing.
Who is it for?
- Individuals struggling with substance abuse (alcohol or drugs) seeking a professional recovery partner.
- Those facing “Process Addictions” like gambling, spending, sex and love addiction, or self-harm.
- People struggling with “Digital Addictions,” including excessive internet, cell phone, or pornography use.
- High-functioning professionals whose work or “success” has become a destructive compulsion.
- Individuals with eating disorders or religion-based compulsions that impact their self-worth.
Benefits of Redeemed Life Addiction Counseling
- Holistic Recovery
We treat the whole person, not just the addiction, addressing the emotional, neurological, and relational aspects of your life.
- Restoration of Relationships
Learn communication and boundary-setting skills to help repair the bonds with family and friends that may have been strained.
- Neurological Understanding
Gain insight into how addiction impacts brain function, helping you replace shame with a science-based plan for recovery.
- Coping Skill Development
Replace destructive habits with healthy “best practices” that help you manage stress, triggers, and cravings.
- Safe, Confidential Environment
Our counselors offer a mature, empathetic presence where you can speak your truth without fear of judgment.
Talk To One of Our Counselors
Michelle Fitzhugh, LPC-S
Licensed Professional Counselor – Supervisor
Founder & Executive Director
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Chris Washam, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Clinical Director
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Jennifer Lafabregue, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
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Courtney Osborne, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
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Heather Love, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
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Kassie Hitchcock, LPC
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How Addiction Counseling Can Help You or a Loved One
Recovery is about more than just “quitting”; it is about building a life you no longer feel the need to escape from.
- Break the Cycle of Shame – Move past the guilt of addiction and start building a foundation of self-worth and integrity.
- Identify Hidden Triggers – Work with a professional to uncover the emotional or environmental cues that lead to addictive behaviors.
- Regain Financial & Career Control – Address process addictions like spending or gambling that threaten your stability and future.
- Heal the “Process” Behind the Habit – Whether it’s workaholism or internet addiction, we help you find balance in a digital and demanding world.
- Create a Long-Term Wellness Plan – Develop a personalized roadmap that ensures you have support long after the initial “crisis” phase has passed.
Your Path to Healing: What to Expect
Recovery doesn’t happen overnight, but it does happen through consistent, supported steps.
1. The Discovery Call Safety & Assessment
We begin with a confidential conversation to understand the nature of your struggle. We’ll discuss our approach and ensure you feel comfortable with the counselor who will be walking alongside you.
2. Identifying the Root The Multi-Faceted View
In our initial sessions, we look deeper than the addiction itself. We explore the “why” behind the behavior—whether it’s trauma, stress, or neurological patterns—to create a focused course of action.
3. Forging the Path Active Transformation
Together, we implement a counseling plan that suits your preferences and challenges. We’ll work on habit replacement, emotional regulation, and rebuilding the areas of your life that have been affected by addiction.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
While substance addiction involves drugs or alcohol, a process addiction is a compulsion to engage in a specific behavior—like gambling, spending, or internet use—despite negative consequences. Both types impact the brain’s reward system and require professional support to overcome.
Absolutely. These are increasingly prevalent issues that can cause deep destruction in self-worth and relationships. We provide specialized, discreet support to help you regain control of your digital life and intimacy.
Yes. Addiction is a “family disease” that affects everyone in the household. we offer counseling for family members to help them set healthy boundaries and support their own emotional well-being.
Recovery is a journey, not a destination. While the initial “intensive” phase may last several months, many clients choose to stay in counseling for a longer period to ensure they have the support needed for lifelong sobriety and balance.