F.I.R.M. Therapy - Erin Holloway LMFT Northport AL 35476

F.I.R.M. Therapy is a drug addiction treatment program designed by Stephanie Holloway, a Licensed Mental Health Therapist in Northport, Alabama. Ms. Holloway is an expert in the field of substance abuse and she was trained in the treatment of patients with drug addictions. This is one of the most respected drug addiction treatment programs in the United States and it has been widely used in many centers across the nation. F.I.R.M. Therapy is designed to help the addict regain control of his or her life and return to a life of self-respect, health and well-being. Ms. Holloway teaches her patients that their lives are worth living and that they have the potential to lead a healthy life with the right treatment. This program uses a drug intervention model that is based on cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT) to get the addict to the point where he or she can understand and accept the need for change.

When treating patients with drug addictions, there is no room for excuses or denial about a patient’s need for recovery. The treatment process includes both behavioral and cognitive interventions that focus on helping the patient to understand and accept his or her problem, and how they can help themselves and others by making the changes that are necessary to live a drug free life. In addition to behavioral therapy, the program also includes support groups, individual counseling sessions, family counseling, nutritional counseling, and professional development.

The program offers many different options for treatment so that the patient’s needs and circumstances will be addressed and the goals of the patient’s treatment are met. If the patient has multiple drug addictions, there may be additional support systems that need to be in place. If the patient is just trying to get out of a drinking or drug addiction, the program may include more focused attention on his or her specific drug addiction rather than a general support system for the person’s recovery. Regardless of the situation, the program helps the patient to overcome his or her problem, and it takes the addict to the point where he or she will feel able to overcome all addictions that come along the way.