Addiction Recovery Support
Your Brain Is Part of Recovery
Individualized outpatient and telehealth support for the neurological, metabolic, and functional factors that affect recovery — alongside your existing treatment team.
Recovery Involves More Than Stopping
If you've tried to stop — or have stopped — and still struggle with sleep, mood, energy, cognition, pain, or cravings, you're not failing. These are often signs that underlying neurological and functional factors haven't been addressed.
Dr. Jeffrey Albright provides individualized adjunctive clinical support that works alongside your existing treatment, counseling, or recovery program — focusing on the brain and body factors that standard addiction care often doesn't reach.
Who May Benefit
- Individuals seeking additional outpatient support alongside existing treatment or counseling
- People transitioning from residential or intensive outpatient programs
- Those experiencing cognitive fog, sleep problems, fatigue, or mood difficulties during recovery
- Patients with chronic pain, whiplash, or brain injury complicating recovery
- Individuals whose substance use is connected to injury, pain, or a traumatic event
- People who feel "stuck" despite doing the right things in recovery
What to Expect
Your first visit is a comprehensive evaluation — not a judgment. Dr. Albright will review your history, conduct a neurological examination, and identify the specific factors that may be affecting your recovery. From there, a personalized plan is developed that fits your situation and works with your existing providers.
How We Support Recovery
Support is individualized to your clinical findings and goals. Depending on your needs, care may address:
- Neurological and neurobehavioral rehabilitation
- Stress and autonomic regulation
- Sleep optimization
- Nutrition and metabolic health
- Exercise and physical activity programming
- Pain management strategies
- Cognitive and behavioral recovery strategies
- Acupuncture and appropriate adjunctive approaches
- Objective monitoring of participation and progress
- Coordination with your existing treatment team
When Pain or Injury Is Part of the Picture
Chronic pain, traumatic injury, concussion, TBI, and prolonged medication use can complicate recovery in ways that standard addiction treatment doesn't always address. Dr. Albright's background in clinical neuroscience, brain injury, whiplash, and functional health means these overlapping issues can be evaluated and addressed together — not in separate silos.
In-Person & Telehealth Options
In-person evaluation and follow-up is available at our Woodbury, MN clinic. Telehealth services are available for patients in Minnesota, Colorado, and Florida.
Remote support is structured around measurable progress and consistent follow-up — not just video visits. Objective monitoring of participation and clinical progress is incorporated where appropriate.
Available in:
- Minnesota — in-person (Woodbury) + telehealth
- Colorado — telehealth
- Florida — telehealth
Telehealth availability is subject to applicable state licensing and practice regulations.
Ready to Talk?
Contact our office to discuss your situation and find out whether individualized recovery support is right for you.