Online Addiction Counseling in New Bern, NC

Yes. Telehealth counseling is highly effective for treating substance use and behavioral addictions. You’ll receive evidence-based care focused on coping skills, relapse prevention, and emotional balance, just as you would in person. Virtual sessions make it easier to stay consistent with treatment, especially for people balancing work, school, or family life in Craven County and surrounding areas.

I work with individuals struggling with alcohol, prescription medications, opioids, stimulants, and behavioral addictions such as gambling or pornography. Counseling is available virtually to anyone in New Bern or throughout North Carolina.

Yes. All sessions are completely confidential and conducted through a secure telehealth platform. Your privacy is protected, and no one will know you’re in counseling unless you choose to share it.

Yes. I offer flexible scheduling—including evening availability—to accommodate working professionals and students at Craven Community College and throughout Craven County.

Most new clients can schedule their free 15-minute consultation and begin sessions within 24–48 hours.

Affordable self-pay rates are available, and I also accept several major insurance plans. Many clients choose private pay for added flexibility, privacy, and control over their care.

Absolutely. Through secure telehealth, you can meet from anywhere in North Carolina—whether you’re in Trent Woods, River Bend, Bridgeton, Vanceboro, or Havelock.

Counseling helps you understand triggers, manage cravings, and develop healthier coping strategies. You’ll gain tools for long-term recovery, improved relationships, and emotional balance.

Yes. Family members often benefit from guidance and support too. Counseling can help improve communication, set healthy boundaries, and rebuild trust impacted by substance use.

In addition to substance use, I also support clients dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, stress management, and relationship challenges—issues that often overlap with or contribute to addiction.

I primarily provide counseling through secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth sessions for accessibility and privacy, but clients anywhere in North Carolina—including those in New Bern and the surrounding coastal region—can easily connect from home or work.