Our Programs

When you use drugs for an extended period of time, dangerous and harmful toxins build up in your system. Detoxification works to eliminate these toxins and free you from your physiological dependencies. Our detox process is individualized, safe, and conducted under the care of a board-certified medical doctor and psychiatrist. We employ tapering, and integrative methods for detox. We are a MAT approved facility. This program allows you to move at your own pace and is available without enrolling for ongoing residential care.

What is MAT?

Medically Assisted Treatment combines therapy with medications Naltrexone or Buprenorphine to treat substance use disorders. The FDA has approved several different medications to treat opioid addiction and alcohol dependence. A common misconception associated with MAT is that it substitutes one drug for another. Instead, these medications relieve the withdrawal symptoms and psychological cravings that cause chemical imbalances in the body. Our doctors are certified to prescribe Suboxone and will approve short-term MAT when clinically appropriate.

• Triggers
• Lack of preparation
• The absence of support

Each is preventable and illustrates an important point; Aftercare should be planned for in advance and shouldn’t be an afterthought.

Our Aftercare Planning process applies and combines multiple strategies, including: 1-on-1 sessions, coaching, exposure therapy, psychodrama, and exploratory writing. The result is a comprehensive toolkit to help with transition-related issues. These strategies better equip you to handle the challenges ahead.

Call 1 (800) 270-1389 or send us a message to learn more about Aftercare.

Our family approach employs a three-fold system of support:

• Family therapy
• Couples counseling
• Family Workshop – Offered 1x per month

These support systems work in synergy to help restore connections between loved ones, rebuild trust and create pathways to healthy communication that can lead to stronger bonds. And they give the person in treatment the greatest chance of success.

There are many ways to intervene. For obvious reasons, a professional intervention is usually the most practical approach – more practical than a shouting or shaming match and much better than an arrest. Some intervention styles are better suited for your family than others. Intervention is a process that unfolds in stages. These are related to the Stages of Change, i.e. Pre-contemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action, and Maintenance. The task of an intervention is to move the afflicted to Action. During each phase, the interventionist acts as a conductor who directs the symphony of emotions and ushers the intervention to a conclusive, definitive goal. The goal of intervention is to get someone to accept the fact that help is needed and agree to seek that help. The hope in every intervention is to hear the words, “I’ll go.” Recognizing the need for help is better than having to be forced into rehab. If an intervention gets a person to seek treatment, it’s a positive step – no matter how that step was taken. That said, not every intervention results in immediate enrollment. It’s often a process, not an event. But there are things you can do to increase your chances of success. Hiring a professional interventionist is one of them. Their experience allows them to stay focused on the facts and the task at hand. Professional objectivity is important. If you need information on how to intervene, call us for a consultation. You can also send us a message or watch this video on intervention.

1 Method Center is Joint Commission Accredited– formerly, JCAHO. We follow the Standards for Accurate Diagnosis and Guidelines for Quality Patient Care endorsed by the American Society for Addiction Medicine (ASAM) and the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH). To learn why knowing your provider is important, visit NAATP Code of Ethics and ASAM Public Policy Statement.