A Bridge Back Inc

A Bridge Back, Inc. is a mental health and substance use services provider located at 1655 N. Arlington Heights Rd, Suite 305E, Arlington Heights, Illinois. The practice describes its work as providing a safe, nurturing environment for clients recovering from co-occurring mental illness and substance abuse or dependence, with a focus on teaching clients how to maintain sobriety, psychiatric stability, medication compliance, social responsibility and personal integrity.

The organization states that it offers an individualized, integrative, empirical, and holistic approach to treating comorbid substance use and mental health disorders. It describes its treatment model as comprehensive, multidisciplinary, collaborative, and evidence based, with the stated goal of addressing each client's needs and providing quality treatment based on science and empirical evidence.

Services listed on the site include Mental Health Therapy, which covers individual counseling, family counseling, and group therapy; Conquering Trauma, described as therapy addressing traumatic events that negatively affect mindset and overall well-being; Substance Use Disorder Counseling, described as evidence-based, science-driven, and person-centered counseling; DUI Evaluation and Risk Education; and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), described as the use of medications in combination with counseling. Blog topics on the site include post-traumatic stress disorder, the genetics of alcoholism, drugged driving, and medications and counseling for related conditions.

The site includes pages for insurance information and a confidentiality and privacy policy, though specific payers are not named in the text available. Clients access services through a client portal. The staff page lists several counseling interns, including Anna Sergiyenko, who describes a primarily person-centered therapeutic approach and is working toward LPC and CADC credentials; Erik Delgado, a graduate student at The Chicago School studying counseling psychology with a concentration in addictions; and Alissa Perper, who is pursuing a CADC at Oakton Community College. No single lead clinician is identified in the available text.