About Hamilton VA Healthcare Associates – Butler County Ohio – Hamilton
Hamilton VA Clinic treats veterans through their drug rehab services and some specialty services, too. They’re located in suburban Hamilton, Ohio. It’s tucked away in a suburban shopping center, not too far from Jefferson Park. The clinic treats patients who are suffering from drug and alcohol addiction. Referrals are required to enroll, though.
They also treat co-occurring mental health conditions. That’s right, their dual diagnosis services extend to any veteran who is attempting to recover from their addiction while simultaneously battling mental illness. Some mental illnesses treated at this clinic include depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia. To help out, they offer nutritional programs so that you can feel and look fit. You’ll feel more confident and will be healthier in the long run.
To go along with improved eating habits, they also offer strategies and counseling for those quitting smoking and tobacco. This can look like nicotine replacement therapy or in-person or by-phone counseling. They can also help with weight management and other primary care services like providing medicine. Their in-house pharmacy can prescribe you the medication you need to recover safely.
Some other very important services here are therapy sessions. With individual therapy and group therapy, you can find very crucial tools to help you recover. Individual therapy lets you speak directly with a professional therapist who is equipped and experienced to listen to your story and give you advice. They’ll help you by teaching you how to identify triggers that may be causing you to stumble and relapse, give you new ways to learn coping skills, and help you deal with any trauma from your past.
Group therapy is also a great tool that helps you learn from your peers and keep each other accountable as you recover. You and your peers can even benefit from shared experiences, including going on outings to Hamilton’s Sculpture Park & Museum rather than find comfort in drugs.
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