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Symptoms of Substance Use Disorders
You can develop an addiction to any drug including alcohol, legal/partially legal drugs such as tobacco and marijuana, prescription drugs such as opioids, and illegal drugs such as heroin and methamphetamine. Understanding the symptoms of a Substance Use Disorder may help determine if it’s time to seek treatment. Symptoms of Substance Use Disorder may be:
- Feeling that you have to use the substance regularly
- Having intense urges for the substance that leave no room for other thoughts
- Building up a tolerance to the drug, causing you to need more
- Not meeting financial obligations because of the money you spend on the substance
- Ignoring problems that have developed as a result of using the substance
- Stealing to get the substance, or other behaviors started out of desperation
- Having withdrawal symptoms when you try to not use the substance
With treatment options for both adults and children you can be confident in trusting us with your care.
Available Treatment Options
Treatment for addiction is not one size fits all which is why we work along side our patients to understand their situation and identify a treatment plan that fits their unique needs. Addiction services can take place in a variety of settings including inpatient, outpatient and residential.
Outpatient Intervention Services
This can include regular therapy sessions with a counselor, meeting with peer support specialists who can use their personal experience to help you achieve recovery, or talking with someone who provides case management or wrap around services.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
IOP services are for adults who require more intense addiction care than standard outpatient intervention services provide, but who may not need residential treatment or hospitalization. IOP can help treat addiction to drugs or alcohol and typically includes more intense individual and group work (generally 10-15 hours of treatment per week) while still allowing for time at home or work.
Support Groups
We offer a variety of different support groups where you can meet and talk with peers who may be experiencing similar challenges. These groups can help you find healthier methods for coping with stressful situations, learn ways to set limits and promote self-esteem, and prevent relapses by identifying triggers and improving coping skills. We also offer AA and NA support groups, as well.
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Medication-assisted treatment is a combination of medication and behavioral health services used to treat addiction to drugs or alcohol. FDA-approved medications are used in conjunction with therapy to calm overly-active areas of the brain, reduce cravings and increase your chances of long term recovery.
Inpatient Detox Services
Detox services are available teens and adults that are struggling with addiction and require medical supervision to safely detoxify. While participating in services, you will receive a medical exam and lab work, as well as the opportunity to participate in leisure activities and any other needed treatments.
Residential Treatment Programs
Sometimes called rehab, our residential treatment programs are a great option for adults who need a higher level of addiction treatment without the need for 24/7 monitored care. We offer these programs for treatment of addiction to drugs and alcohol and have a variety of room and board options, as well as the ability to serve pregnant women and individuals with co-occurring disorders. With residential treatment, we always build in time for meals, socialization, education, and leisure, in addition to therapy and other treatments.
