Therapy support in Baltimore, Maryland

Addiction & recovery support

Support for the work of recovery.

Recovery can raise questions about relationships, everyday stress, changing routines, and how you see yourself. You can inquire about a compassionate space to discuss these experiences without needing to have your whole story organized.

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A thoughtful place to begin.
01 / Explore the possibilities

Space for your experience

Addiction and recovery concerns are part of the support described by Jackson’s Jubilee. A conversation may focus on the challenges you are facing, the support you already have, and what you want from therapy. Needs differ, and the practice will need to discuss whether its services are appropriate for your circumstances.

02 / Explore the possibilities

Individual and group possibilities

Individual therapy offers time centered on your personal concerns. Group therapy, when available and appropriate, offers a different shared setting. Ask how either option relates to your existing care and whether coordination with other providers should be discussed. This website does not advertise detoxification, residential treatment, medication management, or emergency care.

Care in Baltimore & Maryland

Ask about confidentiality and its limits before sharing sensitive details. Avoid sending clinical records or detailed personal histories through general email.

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Questions about addiction & recovery support

A little clarity
before you begin.

Is recovery support a separate priced program?

No separate program price is listed. Discuss the appropriate service first; individual therapy is $100 per 60-minute session and group therapy is $50 per 60-minute session when available.

Can I inquire while receiving support elsewhere?

Yes. Mention existing care and ask whether Jackson’s Jubilee can provide an appropriate additional service. Coordination and fit need to be discussed.

Is the inquiry form for urgent help?

No. Forms are not for emergencies. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department in an emergency. For mental health or substance-use crisis support, call or text 988.

A thoughtful next step

A conversation can be your next step.

Tell us the support you’re looking for and how you prefer to be contacted.

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