Substance Use Counseling for Opioid Use Disorder

How Substance Use Counseling Supports Recovery

Types of Counseling Available at BAART Programs

Individual Counseling

Individual counseling gives you a private space to talk openly with a licensed professional.

Your counselor will help you explore your history, set goals, and build coping skills that fit your life. Sessions are tailored to your needs and progress.

Group Counseling

Group counseling connects you with others in recovery.

You can share experiences, learn from others, and build a sense of support. Many people find that group sessions reduce isolation and increase motivation.

Family Counseling

Opioid use disorder often affects loved ones.

Family counseling helps rebuild trust, improve communication, and create a more stable home environment. It also gives family members tools to support recovery in a healthy way.

What to Expect When You Start Counseling

Comprehensive Support Beyond Therapy

Why Choose BAART Programs for Substance Use Counseling?

Compassionate, Individualized Care

We treat every person with respect. Your treatment plan is tailored to your needs and goals.

Integrated MAT and Counseling

Our evidence-based approach combines medication and counseling for better outcomes.

CARF-Accredited Quality

All BAART locations meet strict national standards for safe, ethical, and effective care.

Flexible Outpatient Treatment

Receive care that fits your schedule while continuing work, school, and family responsibilities.

Testimonials and Success Stories

“Hi my name is Nancy, I am Sixty year old lady. I want to thank the BAART PROGRAM So Very Much !!! Mainly because All of the staff were Very professional sweet people. That place is very clean. There is absolutely no judgement of people at BAART !!! Any race or sexual preference ,or any faith is Welcome here. In fact one gentleman goes to my church , Flatirons Church . This Church is Amazing as far as everybody is Welcome and you learn truly how much Jesus loves you. Thanks for All your help BAART. You are the best !!!!”

-Nancy Lewis

Verified Patient

“It sure is a relief that there are people in this world who actually understand addiction and the mechanisms that fuel it. My wife and I owe Trish, Tj, Ms. Sharon, Becky, and everyone there our lives! They have all gone to bat for us to help us get our child home. And for once it’s looking like we will have him home soon! We couldn’t have made a better decision than to walk through that door and ask for help. These people are not only great at what they do… they are genuinely good people, with integrity, and are really there to actually help with the recovery process. I hate to think where our lives would be if we never walked into BAART That day. We thank all of you guys for what you do! You guys don’t receive enough credit!!! Thank you”

-Hamster Cottage

Verified Patient

“This is an amazing clinic ran by compassionate, caring and goal oriented people. There is no judgment here and clients are not looked down upon. It is also a harm reduction clinic. I highly recommend this place and can never thank Baart and the loving staff they employ enough!”

-Mark Popejoy

Verified Patient

This is by far the best clinic I have entered. I have been to 3 clinics total now and this is by far the best. Definitely the most professional and caring group of staff I have encountered. They truly care about our sobriety and well being. They are truly here to help us. Thank you so much Bart clinic for letting my recovery be apart of yall

-Michael Bannick

Verified Patient

Insurance and Payment Options

We accept most private insurance plans, as well as Medicare and Medicaid. Veterans may also receive care through the VA Community Care Network (Optum and TriWest) with prior authorization.

Accredited and Trusted Care

All BAART centers are federally certified, state licensed, and accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). This recognition reflects our dedication to quality care, continuous improvement, and the people we serve.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is counseling required with medication-assisted treatment?

How often will I attend counseling sessions?

Session frequency depends on your needs. Early in treatment, you may attend more often. Over time, your schedule adjusts as you make progress.

Can I receive therapy while still using opioids?

Yes. You do not need to be fully abstinent to start. Counseling supports you wherever you are and helps you move toward safer, healthier patterns.

Can counseling help prevent relapse?

Yes. Counseling teaches skills to manage triggers, stress, and cravings. These tools can reduce the risk of relapse and support long-term recovery.

Is counseling confidential?

Yes. Your privacy is protected by law. All sessions are confidential, with limited exceptions for safety or legal requirements.

Can I work while attending therapy?

Yes. Our outpatient programs are designed to fit your schedule, so you can continue working and managing daily responsibilities.

How long will I need counseling?

The length of counseling varies. Some people benefit from short-term support, while others continue longer based on their goals and progress.

How do I get started with counseling at BAART Programs?