Treatment Programs in Carlyle
Community Resource Center serves adult women and others who have experienced intimate partner violence.
Motivational interviewing at Community Resource Center helps people focus on the things they want to change, not what others think they should change. This method can help you change your behaviors by helping you overcome negative emotions, such as guilt or shame, that may be holding you back from making positive changes.
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) at Community Resource Center helps people with alcohol abuse issues identify irrational thoughts that drive their addictive behavior. By recognizing these thought patterns and learning new ways of thinking about problems, patients can reduce the urge to use alcohol as a coping mechanism.
