Treatment Centers in 02343
Square Medical Group (est. 2008) has been offering TMS treatment for depression to patients in the greater Boston area since 2016, utilizing Brainsway TMS technology. This is a safe, innovative, and effective treatment for persistent depression that has not responded to typical antidepressant medications or first-line psychotherapy treatments. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation utilizes strong magnetic pulses to regulate activity in precisely targeted brain areas. The patient is awake and alert during the 30-minute sessions, which are scheduled daily Monday through Friday for about 8 weeks.
Square Medical Group (est. 2008) has been offering TMS treatment for depression to patients in the greater Boston area since 2016, utilizing Brainsway TMS technology. This is a safe, innovative, and effective treatment for persistent depression that has not responded to typical antidepressant medications or first-line psychotherapy treatments. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation utilizes strong magnetic pulses to regulate activity in precisely targeted brain areas. The patient is awake and alert during the 30-minute sessions, which are scheduled daily Monday through Friday for about 8 weeks.
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is an entirely new approach to treating patients with major depression who have failed to respond, or unable to use traditional medication. Using magnetic pulses, a treatment coil is positioned on the left side of the head targeting a region called the Left Prefrontal Cortex, which stimulates an area of the brain that regulates emotion and mood. This area is under active in many cases of depression and is made more active by the treatment. TMS a non-invasive, non-drug, outpatient treatment.
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is an entirely new approach to treating patients with major depression who have failed to respond, or unable to use traditional medication. Using magnetic pulses, a treatment coil is positioned on the left side of the head targeting a region called the Left Prefrontal Cortex, which stimulates an area of the brain that regulates emotion and mood. This area is under active in many cases of depression and is made more active by the treatment. TMS a non-invasive, non-drug, outpatient treatment.
Bedrock Recovery Center located in Canton MA is the newest addition to the ARK Behavioral Health umbrella. Bedrock is a state of the art facility designed for substance use detoxification and inpatient services. At Bedrock our mission is to provide trauma informed, evidenced based, culturally humble, gender responsive and family centric services to individuals suffering from substance use disorders.
Bedrock Recovery Center located in Canton MA is the newest addition to the ARK Behavioral Health umbrella. Bedrock is a state of the art facility designed for substance use detoxification and inpatient services. At Bedrock our mission is to provide trauma informed, evidenced based, culturally humble, gender responsive and family centric services to individuals suffering from substance use disorders.
Brockton Comprehensive Treatment Center
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Holbrook, MA 02343
Brockton Comprehensive Treatment Center (CTC) in Brockton, Massachusetts, offers medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for adults age 18 and older who are struggling with opioid addictions. Over the years, MAT has proved to be extremely effective in helping people maintain long-term recovery from opioid addictions. According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), MAT is the evidence-based treatment of choice for opioid use disorder. MAT combines prescription medication with individual and group therapy to provide a comprehensive care plan with your goals in mind. Some methadone clinics only offer one type of medication to treat opioid addiction, but we provide both methadone and Suboxone for our patients. These medications can decrease severe and painful withdrawal symptoms and minimize opioid cravings. We recognize that opioid addiction is a complicated disorder, so MAT includes individual and group therapy sessions as part of your care plan. These sessions can help you identify triggers, practice stress management and conflict resolution skills, and discover your gifts and abilities.
Brockton Comprehensive Treatment Center (CTC) in Brockton, Massachusetts, offers medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for adults age 18 and older who are struggling with opioid addictions. Over the years, MAT has proved to be extremely effective in helping people maintain long-term recovery from opioid addictions. According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), MAT is the evidence-based treatment of choice for opioid use disorder. MAT combines prescription medication with individual and group therapy to provide a comprehensive care plan with your goals in mind. Some methadone clinics only offer one type of medication to treat opioid addiction, but we provide both methadone and Suboxone for our patients. These medications can decrease severe and painful withdrawal symptoms and minimize opioid cravings. We recognize that opioid addiction is a complicated disorder, so MAT includes individual and group therapy sessions as part of your care plan. These sessions can help you identify triggers, practice stress management and conflict resolution skills, and discover your gifts and abilities.
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