Individual Therapy

Individual Therapy in Addiction Treatment

Individual therapy at New Frontier Recovery Center is one-to-one counseling delivered inside residential treatment at 591 Squaw Creek Rd in Huntley, Montana. It gives a person private time with a therapist to work on the specific history, relationships, and fears behind their substance use.

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Understanding the therapy

What is individual therapy in addiction?

Individual therapy for addiction is one-to-one work with a therapist on the specific history, relationships, and fears behind a person's substance use. Group work carries much of a residential day, but some material is too private, too raw, or too tangled to bring into a room of other people, at least at first. Individual addiction therapy gives a person protected time to work on exactly that, at a pace that belongs to them.

At New Frontier Recovery Center in Huntley, Montana, individual therapy in addiction treatment runs alongside group programming inside residential care rather than replacing it. Sessions are the place to set personal goals, review how treatment is going, apply the CBT and DBT skills a person is learning to their own situation, and begin the trauma work that is not suited to a group setting.

Among the benefits of individual therapy for addiction, the most practical is fit. A treatment plan can be adjusted as a person's history comes into focus, and the two formats reinforce each other. What surfaces one-to-one can inform how a person engages in group, and what a person notices in group can be explored privately in the next session, right through to discharge planning.

What It Covers
  • Personal history and relationships
  • The fears behind substance use
  • Material too private for group
How It Runs
  • One-to-one with a therapist
  • Alongside group programming
  • Paced to the person
In Session
  • Setting personal goals
  • Reviewing how treatment is going
  • Applying CBT and DBT skills
Why It Matters
  • The plan adjusts as history comes into focus
  • Group and one-to-one reinforce each other
  • Runs through to discharge planning
Individual therapy runs alongside group work inside residential care rather than replacing it.

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Our approach

Why Individual Sessions Matter

Individual sessions run alongside group programming and reinforce it, providing a place to set goals, apply CBT and DBT skills to a person's own situation, and begin trauma work not suited to a group. It is delivered within substance use treatment, never as a standalone mental health service.

Privacy for the hardest material

Some history is too raw to share in a group at first, and individual sessions give a person a private place to work on it.

Care tailored to one person

One-to-one time lets a therapist apply the general skills of treatment to a person's specific situation and goals.

Reinforces group work

What surfaces one-to-one can shape how a person engages in group, and what they notice in group can be explored privately.

A place to begin trauma work

Trauma-focused work that is not suited to a group setting can start safely in individual sessions once a person is stable.

Important medical disclosure

This page is educational information, not medical advice. Individual therapy at New Frontier is delivered within substance use disorder treatment. New Frontier does not offer standalone mental health therapy.

If you or someone you are with is experiencing a medical emergency, is unresponsive, or is at immediate risk of harm, call 911 now. For a mental health or suicide crisis, call or text 988.

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Some things need a room with one other person in it

Individual counseling is part of residential care at our Huntley, Montana facility. Call our 24-hour admissions line or verify insurance to talk through what treatment could look like.

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Our Facility

Inside our Huntley, Montana facility

A calm, private setting in Huntley, Montana designed for healing, not a hospital.

Bright open common living area with wood floors, exposed beams, and comfortable seating at the New Frontier Recovery Center property in Huntley, Montana
Common living area
Spacious room with natural light, wood floors, and a sliding barn door used for group and individual therapy at New Frontier Recovery Center in Huntley, Montana
Group therapy space
Residential bedroom with a made bed, a sliding barn door, and warm wood floors at the New Frontier Recovery Center property in Huntley, Montana
Residential bedroom
Quiet loft lounge with a reading chair and wood floors overlooking the main living area at New Frontier Recovery Center in Huntley, Montana
Loft lounge
Full kitchen with a breakfast bar, wood cabinetry, and stainless appliances at the New Frontier Recovery Center property in Huntley, Montana
Kitchen & dining
Welcoming entry foyer with a wood staircase and French doors at New Frontier Recovery Center in Huntley, Montana
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Questions

Individual Therapy FAQs

What is individual therapy in treatment?
Individual therapy is one-to-one counseling with a therapist inside residential care. It gives a person protected, private time to work on the specific history, relationships, and fears behind their substance use, at their own pace.
How does it fit with group therapy?
The two run alongside each other and reinforce each other. What a person notices in group can be explored one-to-one, and what surfaces in an individual session can inform how they engage in group. Most residential stays include both.
What do individual sessions focus on?
Sessions are a place to set personal goals, review how treatment is going, apply CBT and DBT skills to a person's own situation, and begin trauma-focused work that is not suited to a group setting.
Will I have a consistent therapist?
Individual therapy is built around one-to-one work with a therapist during a residential stay. Because the program is small, care stays personal and closely supervised. Specific session frequency is set as part of a person's individual treatment plan.
Can I get individual counseling without entering treatment?
No. New Frontier delivers individual therapy within substance use disorder treatment during residential care, not as a standalone service. There is no mental health license at launch.

Where we serve

Individual Therapy for Addiction Treatment in Huntley, Montana

One-to-one sessions are part of residential care at New Frontier Recovery Center, 591 Squaw Creek Rd in Huntley, just outside Billings, where they run alongside the group programming that carries most of the day. We admit adults from across Montana.

Most commercial health plans include some coverage for medically monitored detox and residential treatment. We verify your benefits confidentially, at no cost and no obligation, and explain your coverage in plain language before you commit. Self-pay is welcome.

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