Substance abuse support for people who aren’t ready for inpatient or intensive outpatient treatment.
• Weekly individual + group • Flexible scheduling • Local, confidential care
Is This You?
Life or work problems due to alcohol or drug use, but inpatient or intensive treatment feels out of reach? You’re not alone. ReadyWhenYouAre meets you where you are, with practical support that fits around work, family, and real life.
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This program is ideal for:
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Working adults who can’t step away for intensive care
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People experiencing consequences at work, home, or in relationships
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Individuals exploring readiness for change
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Anyone who wants a solid first step toward long-term recovery
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How It Works:
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Each week includes:
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One individual therapy session with a licensed substance abuse professional
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One group therapy session for community, accountability, and practical skills
What you can expect:
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Flexible scheduling and straightforward next steps
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Confidential, judgment-free care
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Evidence-informed strategies you can use right away
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A clear path forward if a higher level of care is needed
What Makes ReadyWhenYouAre Different?
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Fits your life: sessions designed around work and family
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Affordable options: we’ll review rates and insurance with you up front
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No inpatient commitment: strong support without residential stay
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Local & personal: care from a trusted Tuscaloosa nonprofit
How Do I Know If It’s Time to Get Help?
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Substance use has caused problems at work, school, or home
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Friends or family have expressed concern
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You’ve tried to cut back or quit but it doesn’t stick
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You’ve missed responsibilities or important events because of use
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You use substances to cope with stress, anxiety, or pain
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Legal, financial, or relationship issues are piling up
FAQs
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What is ReadyWhenYouAre?
ReadyWhenYouAre is a flexible outpatient program for people not ready or able for inpatient or intensive outpatient treatment. It includes one individual and one group session each week.
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How long is the program?
It depends on your needs. Some clients attend for a few months; others stay longer for ongoing support.
Do I need a referral?
No referral is required, though provider referrals are welcome.
What if I need more intensive treatment later?
We’ll help you step up to a trusted inpatient or intensive outpatient program when you’re ready.
Who will I see?
You’ll work with Mrs. Bree Beech, LICSW, an experienced clinician in substance abuse treatment.
How much does it cost?
We’ll discuss your rates, insurance, and self-pay options before you start.
How do I begin?
Call 205-752-2504 to get started or click the "Start My Journey" button below.
