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My name is Amy J. Leonard of Safe Harbour Addiction Counseling and I am licensed Drug & Alcohol Counselor (LCDAC) in Ocean Pines, MD. I have a Master's degree in Professional Counseling and I am a certified Master Addiction Counselor. I have 10 years of experience in addiction treatment; and I own a private practice, which enables me to provide individualized care that is attentive and effective. With flexible scheduling, quick response times, discretion, and quality care, I am able to provide my patients with a variety of treatment options and assist them in selecting the one that is best for them.

Prior to the patient's first session, I provide a thorough assessment to determine the main areas of concern and identify goals. I specialize in addiction counseling, which includes drug addiction counseling, alcohol addiction counseling, and gambling addiction counseling. While it isn't always easy to ask for help and the road to healing may be challenging, going to counseling is a courageous first step--one I encourage you to make.

If a patient is transferring from an in-patient facility, pricing for the initial assessment is reduced, with discounted rates for group therapy if the patient is already participating in individual addiction counseling. To speak to a compassionate and qualified substance abuse counselor, please contact me at Safe Harbour Addiction Counseling and begin your journey towards recovery today.

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DRINKING TOO MUCH?

SIGNS YOU MAY HAVE A DRINKING PROBLEM Some of the signs of a drinking problem, as designated by the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, include...

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If you or a loved one is struggling with Alcohol Addiction and would like to explore treatment options, call us at (800) 851-3291 or visit our Addiction Treatment Programs’ page for a better insight about or rehab programs.

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Group Therapy

If you are already participating in individual addiction counseling but would benefit from sharing experiences with others, Safe Harbour Addiction Counseling also offers group therapy sessions. These sessions help both you and those who are participating in your session, making your journeys towards addiction treatment easier as they are shared. To learn more about whether you would benefit from addiction counseling in a group setting, please contact me at Safe Harbour Addiction Counseling today.

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Addiction Counseling

At Safe Harbour Addiction Counseling, I specialize in addiction counseling, providing individualized, attentive care for patients struggling with alcohol, drug, or gambling addictions. The road to addiction treatment is a difficult one but I can offer you a variety of treatment options and assist you in making the best, most appropriate choices for you. If you think it's time for you to see a substance abuse counselor, don't wait--please get in touch with me at Safe Harbour Addiction Counseling today.

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DRINKING TOO MUCH? TRYING TO STOP?

If you believe you are drinking excessively, or your family and friends have called you out on your drinking related actions or if you have reasons to believe that your drinking is causing problems —then it is time to realistically start thinking about how you want to make some changes in your life and your life style. You can imagine how your family and friends will be affected if you don’t make the necessary changes you need to make. Changing the relationship you have with alcohol before things get out of control ... continue reading at: https://bit.ly/2O0pk67