Stages of Change
Change rarely happens all at once, which is why the counselors at Hollick Institute build your treatment plan around the Stages of Change model. You start where you actually are, whether that means questioning your use or already committed to quitting, and the work moves at a pace that fits.
How Stages of Change Works in Treatment
Change rarely happens all at once. The Stages of Change model breaks recovery into steps, from not yet seeing a problem, to weighing it, to taking action and keeping it going. In a session you talk with a clinician about where you actually are, not where anyone thinks you should be. That honesty matters. It helps with drinking, drug use, and the depression or anxiety tangled up with them. Your licensed clinicians build this into your full treatment plan and adjust it as you move forward, because the goal shifts as you do.
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