Livengrin Foundation

If you are suffering from substance abuse and addiction problems, it's important to know that help is available - wherever you are. There are many reasons to pursue treatment through telehealth, and often they're related to overcoming barriers to care. These might include the stigma associated with seeking help, lack of access to providers, an inability to take time away from work or other responsibilities, and the cost of traveling to a location.Telehealth uses HIPAA-compliant technology, including telephone-based services, smartphone applications, videoconferencing, and web-based tools, to provide addiction treatment services without requiring patients to travel to an office.

A substance abuse problem affects all aspects of a person's life, including relationships, families, and children. That's why all loved ones need to be involved in the treatment process. Here, the journey begins with a commitment to together, and ends with healing your family. Livengrin puts Together back within reach for families of addicts in treatment by helping them heal themselves and foster new relationships with the person in treatment. Our services include family support for drug and alcohol addiction, intervention for drug addiction, family counseling for drug addiction and more.

Substance abuse is a dilemma in the workplace that can adversely affect all those connected to the troubled employee. Many factors can also impact a company's bottom line: lost productivity, lateness, absenteeism, liability, disruptive behaviors and more. For employers who have invested thousands of dollars in recruiting and training good people, it just makes sense to assist troubled employees with workforce substance abuse programs. Just as it is in the workplace, recovery takes hold when we're all in this together.

Transitioning from military to civilian life can be a difficult process. Veterans are trained to get the job done at all costs and many times mental health takes a back seat to the mission. While many veterans suffer minor physical and psychological injuries, some experience worse conditions. Many veterans experience traumatic events in the military which can lead to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), a debilitating mental health condition.