
Therapy for Adults
We also treat substance use disorders associated with the abuse of or addiction to synthetic substances such as MDMA (ecstasy), cocaine, amphetamines, LSD, ketamine, or GHB/GBL. We also offer support for non-substance-related behavioral addictions, such as excessive use of social media, pornography, or gaming.
Many of our clients suffer from other psychological distress in addition to their substance use disorder, such as depressive episodes, anxiety disorders, psychotic symptoms, or personality disorders. These comorbidities are also treated as part of our therapeutic services.
We offer specialized treatment options for people with psychosis and concurrent substance use disorder. This includes our Double Trouble group, which specifically addresses the specific needs of these clients.
What Happens During Therapy?
What Can I Achieve Through Therapy?
How Do I Start Therapy?
What Happens During Therapy?
Process of Therapy
Individual Therapy
In individual therapy, we discuss your personal issues and challenges in a safe and trusting environment.
Together, we develop individualized solutions and continuously adapt therapy goals and methods to your progress.
Our therapists provide ongoing support and place great importance on building a stable, trusting relationship.
The focus is on strengthening your personality—especially in areas such as self-esteem, illness and self-acceptance, relationship building, and coping strategies.
Therapy is designed flexibly and individually to optimally meet your needs.
We support you in developing career prospects and stabilizing your educational or professional situation.
Group Therapy
In group therapy, you can share experiences, exchange ideas, and support each other.
You have the opportunity to strengthen your communication, criticism, and conflict resolution skills, as well as try out new behaviors.
Together with others, you work on overcoming your addiction and developing new perspectives.
What Can I Achieve Through Therapy?
Therapy Goals
How do I start Therapy?
Your Path to Therapy
FAQ
Who Covers the Costs of My Therapy?
For adults aged 18 and over, the pension insurance or health insurance providers cover the costs of therapy. You can apply for coverage through these agencies with the support of the addiction counseling center in your district.
What Are the Requirements?
A prior consultation with your local addiction counseling center and an application for cost coverage submitted to your responsible funding agency.