Treatment Centers in 15106
Cove Forge Behavioral Health - Detox Treatment
Treatment Center
Verified Verified
Carnegie, PA 15106
Cove Forge Behavioral Health, located in Williamsburg, Pennsylvania, offers an inpatient detoxification program for adults age 18 and older who are struggling with addictions to alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, methamphetamines, marijuana, and other substances. Our detox program is designed to help adults safely and comfortably withdraw from substances and begin their recovery journeys. Nursing staff monitors patients 24/7 and provides care during the withdrawal process. At our detox facility, we offer medication-assisted treatment (MAT), an evidence-based treatment method that combines prescription medications with therapy to help individuals physically and psychologically find freedom from opioid addictions. Patients typically stay in our detox program for three to five days, but a patient’s specific needs and circumstances determine their actual length of stay. We are committed to providing compassionate care to support patients on their path to recovery.
Cove Forge Behavioral Health, located in Williamsburg, Pennsylvania, offers an inpatient detoxification program for adults age 18 and older who are struggling with addictions to alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, methamphetamines, marijuana, and other substances. Our detox program is designed to help adults safely and comfortably withdraw from substances and begin their recovery journeys. Nursing staff monitors patients 24/7 and provides care during the withdrawal process. At our detox facility, we offer medication-assisted treatment (MAT), an evidence-based treatment method that combines prescription medications with therapy to help individuals physically and psychologically find freedom from opioid addictions. Patients typically stay in our detox program for three to five days, but a patient’s specific needs and circumstances determine their actual length of stay. We are committed to providing compassionate care to support patients on their path to recovery.
We come to therapy for many different reasons. Maybe we've lost someone close to us. Maybe we feel disempowered and unmotivated at work and at home. Or we're drowning in rage. Or shame. Or fear. Maybe we have a tendency that interrupts our connections with others and our self-growth. Maybe we can't bring our selves to forgive. Or certain memories have hijacked our very being. But the most vital reason we come to therapy is that we want to grow: we have imagined something else and we want change. That in itself is momentous.
We come to therapy for many different reasons. Maybe we've lost someone close to us. Maybe we feel disempowered and unmotivated at work and at home. Or we're drowning in rage. Or shame. Or fear. Maybe we have a tendency that interrupts our connections with others and our self-growth. Maybe we can't bring our selves to forgive. Or certain memories have hijacked our very being. But the most vital reason we come to therapy is that we want to grow: we have imagined something else and we want change. That in itself is momentous.
Live Oak Detox offers inpatient detoxification from drugs and/or alcohol for individuals who are struggling with Substance Use Disorder, we aim to help as many people in South Florida and across the rest of the United States who are in need of Addiction Treatment. We treat individuals with primary substance use disorders and those individuals struggling with co-occurring mental health diagnosis. Our specialty is treating those who are suffering from drug and alcohol addiction, we are able to provide full medical detox and inpatient Substance Abuse Treatment in a comfortable and modern setting. Let our medical and clinical staff help you get back to being your best self today.
Live Oak Detox offers inpatient detoxification from drugs and/or alcohol for individuals who are struggling with Substance Use Disorder, we aim to help as many people in South Florida and across the rest of the United States who are in need of Addiction Treatment. We treat individuals with primary substance use disorders and those individuals struggling with co-occurring mental health diagnosis. Our specialty is treating those who are suffering from drug and alcohol addiction, we are able to provide full medical detox and inpatient Substance Abuse Treatment in a comfortable and modern setting. Let our medical and clinical staff help you get back to being your best self today.
Pittsburgh Outpatient Treatment | White Deer Run
Treatment Center
Not Verified Not Verified
Carnegie, PA 15106
White Deer Run, a network of 16 treatment centers located throughout Pennsylvania, provides care for adults who are afflicted with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. Our staff of professionals at each location consist of a doctor, a psychiatrist, licensed practical nurses, registered nurses, technicians, counselors, therapists, and other specialists. These teams work together to treat those who are addicted to substances such as alcohol, prescription drugs, opioids, heroin, cocaine, meth, stimulants, inhalants, and synthetic marijuana. Also, treatment is supplied to individuals who are diagnosed with co-occurring conditions that include depression, anxiety, posttraumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder, and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. At White Deer Run, our primary goal is to provide treatment to individuals who need assistance in overcoming their substance abuse and co-occurring disorders. We can effectively do that through the provision of programming that includes a partial hospitalization program (PHP), medically monitored detoxification, gender-specific halfway houses, an intensive outpatient program (IOP), a traditional outpatient program (OP), and residential rehabilitation.
White Deer Run, a network of 16 treatment centers located throughout Pennsylvania, provides care for adults who are afflicted with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. Our staff of professionals at each location consist of a doctor, a psychiatrist, licensed practical nurses, registered nurses, technicians, counselors, therapists, and other specialists. These teams work together to treat those who are addicted to substances such as alcohol, prescription drugs, opioids, heroin, cocaine, meth, stimulants, inhalants, and synthetic marijuana. Also, treatment is supplied to individuals who are diagnosed with co-occurring conditions that include depression, anxiety, posttraumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder, and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. At White Deer Run, our primary goal is to provide treatment to individuals who need assistance in overcoming their substance abuse and co-occurring disorders. We can effectively do that through the provision of programming that includes a partial hospitalization program (PHP), medically monitored detoxification, gender-specific halfway houses, an intensive outpatient program (IOP), a traditional outpatient program (OP), and residential rehabilitation.
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