Janique Svedberg
Substance Use Disorder Therapist
I help individuals and families find their way out of substance use and self-destructive patterns — and build a life that feels worth living.
Work with me as your therapist
Therapy with me is private, personal, and built around your life — not a one-size-fits-all program. We start with a conversation about where you are and what you want to change, and from there we build a plan together.
- Individual therapy — for adults and young people struggling with substance use, mental health challenges, or self-destructive behavior.
- Couples and family therapy — substance use affects everyone close to it, and the family is an important part of the healing.
- Wherever you are — sessions in person in Wainscott, New York, or over Zoom or WhatsApp.
- Private and confidential — a private-pay practice, so no insurance company is ever involved in your treatment.
How it works
- Book a consultation — a first conversation, with no commitment.
- We make a plan together — tailored to your situation, your needs, and your pace.
- Ongoing support — regular therapy sessions, and when more is needed, I help coordinate it: the right treatment program, specialists, and follow-up.
Other services
Alongside therapy, I also offer interventions, case management and care coordination, treatment placement, recovery coaching, rehab at home, Soberlink monitoring, support for families, and workplace support.
Among them: I collaborate with Soberlink, the remote alcohol monitoring system trusted by courts across the United States — real-time, court-admissible proof of sobriety that judges and attorneys rely on in family law and custody matters, and that courts look favorably on when you choose it yourself.
Meet Janique
I’m a therapist specializing in substance use disorders, and a certified interventionist. For many years I’ve worked with individuals and families — in Sweden and in the United States — helping them through some of the hardest moments of their lives, and out the other side.
You don’t have to figure this out alone. The first step is simply a conversation.
Thank you for taking care of yourself — and welcome!