A setback does not erase your progress.
Lumina helps clients understand what happened before, during, and after a return to substance use so the recovery plan can become stronger.
Understanding your care
Start with what’s
happening now.
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.
Treatment may focus on warning signs, triggers, daily structure, coping strategies, support systems, untreated mental-health concerns, and determining whether a different level of care is needed.
Strengthening the plan around you
- Relapse-prevention planning and recovery check-ins
- Recognizing warning signs and triggers
- Understanding patterns around a setback
- Building daily structure
- Practicing healthier coping strategies
- Strengthening support systems
- Addressing untreated mental-health concerns
- Reassessing the appropriate level of care
Our approach
Reconnection, not starting from zero
Your experiences and the progress you have already made are part of the picture. Lumina provides support designed to understand setbacks, identify patterns, and strengthen recovery strategies around what is happening now.
Your next step
Continued support for everyday life
Care may include recovery planning, accountability, recovery check-ins, and coordination with other healthcare professionals. Eligible clients may receive care in person, through telehealth, or through a coordinated combination of both.
Telehealth availability depends on clinical appropriateness, client location, provider licensure, and applicable regulations.
One connected system of care
Explore related support.
Mental Health
Online mental health therapy and in-person support for your emotional well-being and everyday life.
Trauma & EMDR
Trauma therapy to help you process difficult experiences, with EMDR when clinically appropriate.
Substance Use
Online substance use counseling and in-person outpatient support for meaningful change.
Let’s understand what comes next.
You don’t need a diagnosis, a referral plan, or all the right words before reaching out. Start with what is happening today.