We offer treatment that addresses a range of substances, including alcohol, opioids, and other drugs. We can also recommend medically assisted treatment, which offers support during detox and helps to reduce cravings.
Our philosophy at Duke City Recovery Toolbox Integrated Healthcare is that every person deserves to lead a happy and fulfilling life. We believe that the best way to achieve this goal is by leading a life free from substance abuse and addiction.
In addition to our recovery services, we also offer individual and family therapy. Therapy addresses underlying issues that may be contributing to substance abuse and dependence, while also establishing healthy coping mechanisms.
Here at Duke City Recovery Toolbox Integrated Healthcare, we understand that our patients have many distinct needs. We consider these needs when developing addiction recovery plans, which offer you the best chance of success.
Medication-assisted drug treatment eases withdrawal effects and reduces cravings. This gives patients in treatment a better chance of maintaining sobriety and supports a safer detox process. Suboxone and Vivitrol are two common medications used to treat substance dependence. Suboxone A common treatment for opioid dependence, Suboxone (buprenorphine and naloxone) is an opioid antagonist. This medication stops opioids from creating… Continue reading Suboxone vs. Vivitrol: What’s the Difference?
People today are a lot more open and honest when talking about their struggles with addiction dependence. You may have heard the phrase “California sober” in the news, online, and even in your own life.
Opioid addiction is one of the most pressing public health issues of this generation. Just a glance at some of the statistics show you why: Every day, approximately 115 people die from opioid overdose More than 2 million people live with opioid addiction or dependence About 30% of all people prescribed opioid painkillers will develop… Continue reading Could a Non-Addictive Painkiller Help End the Opioid Crisis?
The Dangers of Combining Sedatives with Methadone Benzodiazepine and Alcohol are commonly used sedatives that combined with Methadone can have deadly consequences. Benzodiazepines are usually prescribed for treating sleep disorders or anxiety. Some of the most commonly used/abused benzodiazepines are: Xanax, valium, diazepam, lorazepam, and Klonopin to name a few. Although these drugs work well to relieve symptoms of… Continue reading Combining Sedatives with Methadone
The stigma associated with methadone treatment is mostly associated by opinions and misinformed people or family members that do not have a good adherence to treatment. Below are some of the myths and facts about methadone treatment: Myth: Methadone rots your teeth and gets in your bones. Fact: Methadone is metabolized primary by the live… Continue reading The Stigma of Methadone
What do you know about opiate treatment? This treatment helps prevent serious withdrawal symptoms as people try to overcome addiction. The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) has developed a tutorial to educate you about this viable and often successful treatment program.
