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    You do not have to lose everything before asking for help.

    Lumina provides nonjudgmental outpatient substance-use counseling for adults who want to understand their substance use and create meaningful change.

    Understanding your care

    Start with what’s
    happening now.

    Treatment can help you strengthen recovery skills, identify triggers, and develop healthier coping strategies. Care may include relapse-prevention planning, recovery planning, accountability, continued support, and treatment for co-occurring mental-health concerns.

    Whether you are considering treatment for the first time, returning after a setback, or looking for continued support, Lumina can help you understand your options.

    Talk through your options

    Practical support for your recovery

    • Understanding substance-use patterns
    • Identifying triggers and warning signs
    • Developing healthier coping strategies
    • Personalized recovery planning
    • Relapse-prevention planning
    • Accountability and continued support
    • Treatment for co-occurring mental-health concerns

    Our approach

    Mental health and recovery, together

    Mental-health and substance-use concerns frequently overlap. Anxiety may contribute to drinking. Trauma may influence substance use. Depression may complicate recovery. Lumina looks at both sides of the situation and develops an individualized plan based on the whole person.

    Your next step

    Determine the support that makes sense now

    Substance use counseling, sometimes called substance abuse counseling, focuses on understanding patterns, developing coping skills, and building a practical recovery plan without judgment. Online substance use counseling through secure video visits or in-person outpatient appointments may be available when clinically appropriate. Your first conversation does not require you to know which option you need. Start by telling us what is happening; the team can help identify an appropriate next step.

    Telehealth availability depends on clinical appropriateness, client location, provider licensure, and applicable regulations.

    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.