Recovery care for professionals
Your career matters.
So does your recovery.
When alcohol or substance use starts affecting your health, focus, relationships, or professional responsibilities, asking for help can feel complicated. Balanced Recovery offers medically supervised outpatient care designed with the realities professionals face in mind.
✓ Medically supervised✓ Individualized care✓ Self-pay options
Aaliyah SeifullahBoard-Certified Nurse Practitioner
Certified Addiction Specialist
Certified Addiction Specialist
Does this sound familiar?
You’ve been managing a lot.
You don’t have to manage this alone.
Professionals often delay treatment because the stakes can feel unusually high. Balanced Recovery creates space to discuss what is happening and what level of care may be appropriate.
“I can’t afford for this to become public.”
“I’m still functioning at work, but I know something has changed.”
“I’m concerned about licensing or professional responsibilities.”
“I’ve tried to cut back or stop on my own.”
“I need help, but I don’t know what treatment should look like.”
About Balanced Recovery
A different kind of conversation about recovery.
Substance use can affect cognitive functioning, workplace performance, relationships, professional responsibilities, legal matters, and public safety. For professionals, fear about reputation, licensing, or career stability can make it especially difficult to seek care.
Balanced Recovery provides a respectful setting to discuss substance use, psychiatric symptoms, withdrawal concerns, and treatment options. Recommendations are based on an individualized clinical assessment and may include referral to a higher level of care when needed.
Services
Care built around the whole clinical picture.
Services are selected based on medical needs, substance use history, co-occurring symptoms, treatment goals, and clinical appropriateness.
Outpatient Drug & Alcohol Treatment
Individualized, medically supervised outpatient treatment for alcohol and substance use disorders.
Co-Occurring Psychiatric Care
Evaluation and treatment addressing substance use alongside co-occurring psychiatric conditions.
Withdrawal Management
Medical evaluation and support for withdrawal when outpatient management is clinically appropriate. Some patients require a higher level of care.
Medication Treatment
FDA-approved medications may be used as part of treatment for opioid or alcohol use disorders when clinically appropriate.
Simple next steps
Start with a conversation.
Build the right path from there.
There is no single treatment plan that fits everyone. The process begins by understanding your situation and determining what care is appropriate.
01
Reach Out
Call or request a consultation to ask questions and discuss what you are looking for.
02
Clinical Assessment
Your history, current substance use, medical needs, psychiatric symptoms, and withdrawal risk are evaluated.
03
Personalized Plan
If outpatient care is appropriate, treatment is tailored to your clinical needs and recovery goals.
04
Ongoing Support
Your progress and treatment needs are reassessed over time, with adjustments or referrals when clinically indicated.
“Seeking treatment is not stepping away from your professional life. It can be a step toward protecting your health and moving forward with greater stability.”
Pricing & payment
Clear, straightforward self-pay care.
Balanced Recovery does not currently accept insurance. Contact the practice to discuss services, fees, and available payment arrangements before treatment begins.
Treatment recommendations are based on clinical need and are separate from payment arrangements.
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Who does Balanced Recovery work with?
Balanced Recovery is tailored to professionals seeking help with alcohol or substance use. Whether outpatient treatment is appropriate depends on an individualized clinical assessment.
Do you accept insurance?
No. Balanced Recovery is currently self-pay. Cash and credit are accepted, and payment plans are available.
Can you help with withdrawal or detoxification?
Balanced Recovery can evaluate withdrawal-management needs and provide outpatient support when clinically appropriate. Withdrawal from some substances can be medically dangerous, and a higher level of care may be recommended.
Do you offer medication treatment?
FDA-approved medications may be incorporated into treatment for opioid or alcohol use disorders when clinically appropriate after evaluation.
Is contacting Balanced Recovery the same as starting treatment?
No. An initial conversation can help answer general questions. Clinical advice, diagnosis, and treatment require an appropriate clinical evaluation.
Your next step
Start with a private conversation.
Have questions about outpatient treatment, withdrawal management, medication options, payment, or what to expect? Contact Balanced Recovery to discuss next steps.
Emergency notice: Balanced Recovery is not an emergency service. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, severe or life-threatening withdrawal symptoms, or immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.