Treatment Centers in 44105
Cleveland Comprehensive Treatment Center
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Cleveland, OH 44105
Cleveland Comprehensive Treatment Center (CTC), located in Cleveland, Ohio, offers medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for adults age 18 and older who are struggling with addictions to prescription painkillers, heroin, and other opioids. MAT is an evidence-based approach to opioid addiction treatment that combines prescription medication and counseling to promote patients’ long-term recovery. Over time, MAT has become widely recognized and endorsed as an effective treatment approach for opioid addiction by respected organizations such as the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and the World Health Organization (WHO). The prescription medications used in MAT can ease the distressing symptoms and cravings involved in opioid withdrawal, making it easier for patients to focus on recovery. Therapy sessions can give patients the opportunity to learn relapse prevention strategies and conflict resolution skills. By addressing the physical and emotional aspects of opioid addiction, MAT can help increase treatment retention, improve social functioning, and positively impact recovery.
Cleveland Comprehensive Treatment Center (CTC), located in Cleveland, Ohio, offers medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for adults age 18 and older who are struggling with addictions to prescription painkillers, heroin, and other opioids. MAT is an evidence-based approach to opioid addiction treatment that combines prescription medication and counseling to promote patients’ long-term recovery. Over time, MAT has become widely recognized and endorsed as an effective treatment approach for opioid addiction by respected organizations such as the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and the World Health Organization (WHO). The prescription medications used in MAT can ease the distressing symptoms and cravings involved in opioid withdrawal, making it easier for patients to focus on recovery. Therapy sessions can give patients the opportunity to learn relapse prevention strategies and conflict resolution skills. By addressing the physical and emotional aspects of opioid addiction, MAT can help increase treatment retention, improve social functioning, and positively impact recovery.
During the initial consultation, we will discuss what services you are looking for, we will identify the best ways to meet your needs, will address insurance and self-pay options, and finally determine the next appropriate steps. In addition to mental, emotional, and substance use disorder treatment, Your Recovery Counseling provides outreach and education to support treatment, prevention and recovery of problem gambling and sports betting disorders. Your Recovery Counseling also provides DOT-SAP Evaluations The return to duty process is required for all employees following a DOT testing violation. We serve employees under all modes of the DOT. Call us today for your appointment
During the initial consultation, we will discuss what services you are looking for, we will identify the best ways to meet your needs, will address insurance and self-pay options, and finally determine the next appropriate steps. In addition to mental, emotional, and substance use disorder treatment, Your Recovery Counseling provides outreach and education to support treatment, prevention and recovery of problem gambling and sports betting disorders. Your Recovery Counseling also provides DOT-SAP Evaluations The return to duty process is required for all employees following a DOT testing violation. We serve employees under all modes of the DOT. Call us today for your appointment
Sometimes people are dealing with multiple life and health challenges creating a barrier to getting the most out of their mental wellness and/or addiction treatment. We offer "case management services", also called "Therapeutic Behavioral Services (TBS)", to support you in managing other life concerns outside of therapy and other treatments. TBS will remove barriers and support your ability to focus on the healing and therapeutic value of other services.
Sometimes people are dealing with multiple life and health challenges creating a barrier to getting the most out of their mental wellness and/or addiction treatment. We offer "case management services", also called "Therapeutic Behavioral Services (TBS)", to support you in managing other life concerns outside of therapy and other treatments. TBS will remove barriers and support your ability to focus on the healing and therapeutic value of other services.
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How do you get someone who refuses treatment into rehab?
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