Counseling & Recovery Services
Care here spans substance use, mental health, assessments, groups, and court-related needs — for individuals, couples, and families. Whatever brings you in, the work starts with understanding your situation and deciding together what will help.
Substance Use Counseling & Treatment
Substance use can be connected to many parts of a person’s life, including stress, relationships, mental health, trauma, environment, and coping patterns. Our approach looks beyond the substance itself to understand the whole person and support recovery. Care may include individual therapy, group services, family involvement, and practical recovery-focused support based on each person’s needs and goals.
Assessments & Evaluations
Drug & Alcohol Assessments/Evaluations
Drug and alcohol evaluations provide a comprehensive assessment of substance use, related concerns, functioning, and treatment needs. Evaluations may be completed voluntarily or when requested or recommended by probation, courts, attorneys, DHS or child-welfare services, employers, treatment programs, or other referral sources. The evaluation helps identify appropriate recommendations and next steps based on the individual’s circumstances and needs. A written report outlining the assessment findings and recommendations is provided and, with appropriate authorization, may be submitted to the referring agency or other designated recipient.
SASSI Assessment
The SASSI (Substance Abuse Subtle Screening Inventory) is a standardized screening instrument used to help identify the probability of a substance use disorder and patterns that may warrant further assessment. It may be used as part of a comprehensive drug and alcohol evaluation or completed as a stand-alone service when requested by a court, probation officer, attorney, DHS or child-welfare services, employer, or other referral source.
Individual Counseling
Individual counseling provides one-on-one support centered on your goals, experiences, and current needs. Sessions may focus on emotional wellbeing, relationships, recovery, life changes, coping skills, personal growth, or patterns that continue to create problems in your life.
Together, you and your therapist can look more closely at what is happening, identify what may be getting in the way, and develop practical strategies that fit your situation.
Looking specifically for support with emotional or mental health concerns? Learn more about Mental Health Counseling.
Group Services
Group services offer structure, connection, and accountability alongside others working toward similar goals.
6-Week Substance Use Group — A focused, short-term group addressing substance use, coping skills, and early recovery.
12-Week Substance Use Group — An extended group providing deeper work on substance use patterns, relapse prevention, and sustained recovery.
CBT Group — Uses cognitive behavioral strategies to help members recognize and change unhelpful patterns of thinking and behavior.
MRT Group — Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) is a structured cognitive-behavioral program commonly used in criminal justice and court-related settings to help participants examine patterns of thinking, decision-making, and behavior and develop more responsible choices.
Anger Management Group — Builds practical skills for understanding anger, managing reactions, and communicating more effectively.
Co-Occurring Group — Supports individuals experiencing both mental health and substance use concerns, with a focus on understanding how they interact, strengthening coping skills, supporting recovery, and improving overall wellbeing.
Contact us for enrollment information and current group availability.
Couples Therapy & Family Services
Relationships and families can be affected by communication difficulties, conflict, trust concerns, life transitions, stress, changing roles, and many other challenges. Couples and family sessions provide a supportive space to strengthen communication, understand patterns, establish healthier boundaries, rebuild connection, and work toward shared goals.
ADSAC Assessment
The ADSAC assessment is a state-required evaluation for individuals in Oklahoma who are addressing an alcohol- or drug-related driving offense and seeking driver’s license reinstatement. It is a formal clinical interview completed with a State-Certified ADSAC Assessor, available in person or virtually, and any recommendations are based on your individual results.
Looking for a “Red Stamp”? It starts with the assessment.
EMDR Therapy
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a structured, evidence-based therapy that helps the brain process distressing memories and experiences so they have less impact on the present. EMDR is widely used in trauma treatment and may also help with anxiety, grief, distressing life experiences, and patterns connected to past experiences. It can be integrated into counseling as part of an individualized treatment plan.
Court-Ordered & Referral Services
Maple Life Solutions works with individuals referred by courts, probation and supervision programs, attorneys, DHS or child-welfare services, employers, treatment programs, and community agencies. Depending on the referral need, services may include drug and alcohol evaluations, SASSI, MRT, anger management, substance use groups, individual counseling, and other appropriate services.
Co-Occurring Counseling
Some people are working through a mental health concern and a substance use concern at the same time. When both are present, treating them as two separate problems can leave gaps, because each one can affect the other: anxiety or depression can drive use, and use can worsen mood, sleep, and functioning.
Co-occurring counseling addresses both concerns together within one plan of care. Your counselor helps you understand how the two interact, builds coping and relapse-prevention skills that account for both, and adjusts the plan as your needs change. Not everyone who uses substances has a mental health diagnosis, and not everyone in counseling has a substance use concern; when both apply, an integrated approach is often the most practical way forward.
Co-occurring care can be provided through individual counseling, the Co-Occurring Group, or a combination, based on treatment needs and goals.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
If you have questions about services or would like to request an appointment, contact our team.
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