Our Vision
Our vision is to provide high quality, innovative and comprehensive treatment to those affected by life’s unexpected challenges in a caring and professional manner. We strive to be efficient by assessing clients in a manner that helps them develop a life plan that is effective, and in tuned with their ability, talent, and life’s goals.
Our Mission
The I Don’t Do Addictive Drugs is a community mental health center providing access to education, prevention, and intervention of mental health problems built around:
- Prevention
- Assessment
- Early intervention
- Treatment
- Follow-up services
Life’s challenges can take many forms and occur at all ages and in all areas of life. Some people want to achieve greater success at school or at work. Others seek closer personal relationships, or how to confront major life changes; such as marriage, having children, divorce, step parenting, illness, or death.
Sometimes we must face specific emotional problems, feelings of anxiety, depression, or personal inadequacy.
At the I Don’t Do Addictive Drugs, people learn to identify challenges and resolve conflicts in order to enhance their success and their ability to cope effectively with daily living.
We have over 17 years of experience guiding people to make the best possible decisions for themselves. Our programs have proven highly effective in promoting personal growth and competence, and our range of expertise ensures the highest quality, whether you seek personal counseling or professional consultation.
We can develop programs to meet your particular needs. You can also join us for issue specific workshops and seminars offered throughout the year. We provide e-therapy after the initial assessment. Our dedicated psychologists are here to help.
You may find more information about our Clinical Program Director, Dr. Banafsheh Pezeshk PSY.D. QME on her profile.