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One-on-one conversations with a clinician provide space to explore the concerns affecting your recovery and work on coping skills.
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Explore individual, group and family therapy at Emory Recovery Center in Attleboro. Learn how each format works. Admissions can explain which services fit your needs and how they are included in an Emory treatment program.

Different settings. A focus on your recovery.
One-on-one conversations with a clinician provide space to explore the concerns affecting your recovery and work on coping skills.
Clinician-led sessions bring people together to share experiences, practice coping skills and learn from others in recovery.
Learn about family involvement, communication and support when substance use affects you and the people close to you.
Individual, group and family therapy describe who participates in a session. The techniques used within those sessions are explained on Emory’s therapy modalities page.
Explore how thoughts, emotions and behaviors connect, and learn tools for managing stress and challenges in recovery.
Talk through communication and relationship patterns, whether in one-on-one sessions or with family.

Therapy can be part of day treatment, intensive outpatient and outpatient care. Explore Emory’s recovery programs, or contact admissions to discuss current options.
Call admissions to discuss your needs, ask about program participation and confirm which therapy services are currently available. You can also start with insurance verification.