Mind Matters Therapy Center

DUI and SUD Evaluations are often court ordered and required by many attorneys in our area. These evaluations help in assisting the judge with the correct avenue of treatment and sentencing.

Our certified clinicians have years of experience in this area.

Once completed, the evaluation will be sent to your attorney with recommendations. At that point you will have the option to continue treatment with our clinicians or elsewhere.

Physical addictions are the ones that are generally better known. These are addictions to substances that are ingested or otherwise put into a person’s body.

Some common physical addictions include: Alcohol, Tobacco, Opioids, Prescription drugs, Cocaine, Marijuana, Amphetamines, Hallucinogens, Inhalants, PCP

Behavioral addiction is classified as any time that one loses control of their actions in order to engage in behaviors that result in brief feelings of happiness. That person becomes dependent on the pleasurable feelings that come as a result of certain behaviors and begins to compulsively act on that behavior.

Some common behavioral addictions include: Food, Sex, Internet, Pornography, Using computers and/or cell phones, Video Game, Work, Exercise, Seeking pain, Cutting Shopping, Gambling

We offer many different groups to help with sobriety and abstinence of substance disorders. Our groups meet the mandated court requirements to help ensure you will be on the road to recovery.

SUD Groups:

•Moral Reconation Therapy (Monday)

•Relapse Prevention (Tuesday)

*Trauma Recovery (Wednesday)

*Dialectical Behavior Therapy (Thursday)

We offer Peer Support to our clients who are working on their road to recovery. Clients who receive Peer support will have the support and understanding from someone who was once in their shoes. Peer support offers understanding compassion and someone to hold you accountable. They are there to help with appointments, treatment plans, goals, recovery meetings.

Community-Based Rehabilitation Services teaches adults to manage their mental illness symptoms in their homes, communities, and other social environments. Work with participants to identify their own goals and develop a variety of skills including, but not limited to:

● Problem-solving skills

● Coping strategies

● Independent living abilities

● Communication skills

● Financial and budget planning strategies

Harbor House is a safe/sober living home for women who are on the road to recovery &/or experiencing homelessness. We have 23 beds in this beautiful Post Falls home that has a community kitchen and living room. It’s conveniently located near several stores, bus stops, public library, and more.

Call Moe at 208-981-3838 for more information.