Every day, more and more people fall victim to drug addiction. For many, addiction creeps up unexpectedly with prescription painkillers or as a result of stressful life events. While many are ready to seek treatment for substance use disorder, finding the right detox program can be overwhelming, leading many to lose hope in the face of relapse. Whether you or a loved one struggles with substance addiction, Liberty Health Services provides a medically supervised detox program tailored to each client’s needs.
At Liberty Health Services, we offer residential detox treatments for opioids, alcohol, and a range of other substances, as well as drug-assisted detox with methadone, and suboxone. Our individually-tailored detox programs are committed to helping clients and their families prepare for the rest of their recovery journey. Our services include both individual and family therapy for clients and their loved ones.
Learn more about our medication-assisted treatment center by contacting Liberty Health Services today online or by calling 855.959.4521.
How Can Medication-Assisted Treatment Help You?
Our detox treatment programs may include the use of prescription drugs to minimize withdrawal symptoms that often lead to relapse, especially in opioid addiction. Opioids include illegal and prescription substances such as oxycodone and other prescription painkillers, as well as heroin.
While many attempt detox on their own or without community support, opioid withdrawal can be especially painful and hard to manage alone. In medically supervised detox, methadone, and suboxone can be utilized to minimize withdrawal symptoms, blocking opioid receptors in the brain. In conjunction with individual and group therapy, this approach to detox not only eases withdrawal symptoms but decreases the chance of relapse.
Medication-Assisted Detox and Addiction Treatment
Liberty Health Services’ focus on detox is evident with our medication-assisted treatment center. This type of addiction treatment center allows our team to provide detox and addiction treatment in conjunction with therapy and prescriptions to ease symptoms of withdrawal and drug cravings. Our comprehensive approach to addiction treatment is combined with the emphasis on ensuring a safe and manageable recovery.
Our intimate facility allows for individualized care with detox and addiction treatments for:
- Alcohol
- Opioids
- Opiates
- Benzodiazepines
- Heroin
- Methamphetamine
- Cocaine
- Synthetic drugs
- Prescription drugs
- Valium
- Xanax
Medication-Assisted Treatment at Liberty Health Services
The atmosphere of Liberty Health Services’ MAT center in New Hampshire provides our clients with a boutique detox experience. Our facility houses no more than twenty-four clients at a time, making it the perfect place to begin your detox journey with comfort and professional, compassionate support. Allow the picturesque pine, fir, and spruce trees surrounding our facility to bring the calm and healing you and your family need at this stage in your recovery.
Founded by a team with years of experience working in sober-living homes, Liberty Health Services will support you and your family throughout detox, giving you a foundation for the rest of your recovery.
Begin Your Detox Journey at Liberty Health Services
If you or a loved one is ready to begin your detox journey, look no further than Liberty Health Services’ medication-assisted treatment program. Through our drug and alcohol detox programs, you and your family will be prepared for the next steps of your journey. We’re committed to helping our clients through the most difficult initial steps of recovery in the comfort of our intimate, family-focused treatment center. Our daily counseling and family-centered support are here to provide comfortable and effective detoxing in a luxury woodland setting only the landscape of New Hampshire can offer.
Don’t let substance addiction and the challenges of detox keep you from recovery. No one should have to detox from substance addiction alone. Reach out to us online or contact us at 855.959.4521 today to begin your journey to recovery.