When someone you love is struggling,
you don’t have to navigate it alone.
You may know something needs to change without knowing exactly what kind of help is needed. Lumina can help you understand the options and explore an appropriate next step.
A place to ask questions
You don’t need to have
the answer before you call.
Sometimes the person who needs help is not the person searching for it. A spouse, parent, family member, or someone close to them may be the first to recognize changes in behavior, mood, alcohol or substance use, relationships, responsibilities, or daily functioning.
Behavioral-health concerns are rarely simple. Mental health, trauma, alcohol use, substance use, relationships, stress, physical wellness, and daily circumstances can overlap.
The first step can simply be a conversation about what is happening.
The person you care about may need:
- Mental-health treatment
- Trauma-informed therapy
- EMDR therapy when clinically appropriate
- Substance-use counseling
- Alcohol-misuse counseling
- Co-occurring disorder treatment
- Relapse-prevention support
- Continuing care following residential treatment
- Structured outpatient behavioral-health services
- Telehealth video visits or in-person outpatient appointments
- A clinical assessment to determine the appropriate level of care
Recognizing when to reach out
It doesn’t have to be
a dramatic crisis.
Someone may benefit from professional behavioral-health support when emotional, behavioral, mental-health, alcohol, or substance-use concerns begin affecting daily life.
Discuss the situation with our team- Relationships
- Work or school
- Responsibilities
- Physical health
- Daily functioning
- Emotional stability
- Recovery
- Decision-making
- The ability to maintain previous changes
A return to alcohol or substance use after a period of recovery can indicate that the current recovery plan needs to be reassessed rather than abandoned.
What happens when you reach out.
You don’t have to figure everything out before reaching out.
- 01
Contact Lumina
Reach out to our team. You don’t need to know exactly what to ask.
- 02
Tell us what’s happening
Share your current concerns, needs, and what brings you here.
- 03
Complete an assessment
Together, we’ll consider what level of care may be appropriate.
- 04
Explore your options
Review services, scheduling, eligibility, and payment considerations.
We can help verify insurance benefits and discuss payment options. Coverage and eligibility vary by plan and service.
Verify your coverage - 05
Begin your plan
Take the next step with treatment built around your life and goals.
Family education & continuing support
Recovery does not occur in isolation.
Depending on the individual treatment plan, outpatient and continuing-care services may include family education and coordination in addition to individual counseling, recovery planning, relapse prevention, and coordination with other healthcare professionals.
For individuals transitioning from Lumina at the Manor, the residential and outpatient teams can work together to help create a practical plan for returning to everyday life.
Learn about continuing careHelp doesn’t need to begin with a perfect conversation.
It is common to feel uncertain about what to say or whether the situation is serious enough. Start with the facts. Tell Lumina what has been happening.