Warms counselors and therapist are trained to help clients overcome dependence of drugs, alcohol, and other destructive behaviors such as gambling, sex or shopping. Our clinicians intervene when a client is at their lowest points in their struggles with their addiction. Warms clinicians may also work with the families to assist in the healing process. Our clinical team has a working relationship with outpatient facilities, inpatient rehabilitation centers, halfway houses, and hospitals, as well as a personal network of professions that provide an array of services related to the recovering lifestyle.  Warm counselors and therapist have a personal passion for the work, as most have overcome substance abuse themselves, or have witnessed a loved one's struggle.

Addiction is a family disease, affecting everyone who comes in contact with the active user. Warms family therapist will  provide a set of therapeutic approaches that uses the family’s strengths and resources to help the active user live without drugs or alcohol. These sessions seek to reduce the harm of addiction on both the substance abuser and his or her family. Additional issues may also be addressed in sessions, such as parenting skills, emotional abuse, depression, family conflict and unemployment. When dealing with addiction, family therapy often takes the form of education, allowing family members to ask questions and begin a healthy dialogue by allowing the therapist to mediate these often uncomfortable conversations .                                 The goal is to resolve conflict

and begin the healing process.