Treatment for opioid use

Using opioids, such as heroin and prescription painkillers, can lead to dangerous dependence, affecting physical and mental health. Opioid addiction can have serious consequences.

Treatment for Opiate Use

Treatment for opioid abuse begins with supervised medical detoxification, where patients are monitored during the process of removing the substance from the body. This step is essential to managing withdrawal symptoms, which include muscle pain, insomnia, anxiety, and other physical effects, in a controlled and safe manner.

Once the patient is stabilized, pharmacological and psychological treatment is initiated. Medications are used to relieve withdrawal symptoms and anxiety, while cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and other therapies help address the emotional and psychological aspects of addiction. The goal is to identify the underlying causes of dependence and change the patterns of thinking and behavior that perpetuate use.

Relapse prevention is a key part of treatment. We provide tools to manage triggers and teach coping skills for risky situations. We also offer ongoing follow-up through support groups and follow-up therapies to ensure that patients maintain their progress and can successfully return to their daily activities.

Our comprehensive approach helps patients overcome opioid addiction and regain a healthy, balanced life.

Important Points of Treatment

Supervised Medical Detoxification

The detoxification process is essential to safely manage opioid withdrawal symptoms under the constant supervision of medical professionals.

Pharmacological Treatment and Psychological Therapy

We use medications to control withdrawal symptoms and anxiety, combined with intensive psychological therapy to treat the underlying causes of addiction.

Relapse Prevention and Continued Support

We teach relapse prevention techniques and provide ongoing support through follow-up and support groups, ensuring sustained recovery.