There are no guaranteed outcomes, but medication-assisted treatment can help you manage cravings and symptoms. Combined with therapy, support and medical monitoring, it can help you move forward.
Opiates are plant-derived substances that include morphine and codeine. While some opiates have medical uses, they can also lead to dependence.
Some people start by taking a prescription opiate only to find themselves reliant on the drug. At Diamond House Detox, we offer treatment options that help you manage opiate withdrawal symptoms and support you in recovery.
Opiates are part of a larger group of drugs known as opioids, which are drugs that attach to opioid receptors in your body and reduce pain signaling. Even if you take opiates by prescription, they can change your brain and make you reliant, though this can depend on your dosage, duration, health history and use pattern.
You may need more and more of the substance to get the same effect. Trying to stop can produce serious symptoms, such as:
Opioid addiction is complex, so our team addresses your medical, psychological and emotional needs throughout detox and recovery. Detox is often one part of a larger opiate treatment plan, and our team can help you understand which level of care fits your needs:
Diamond House Detox offers compassionate recovery treatment led by experienced medical professionals. Our medical providers are in-house, meaning we can adjust your medications, administer injections and offer medically assisted detox without you having to travel to other treatment facilities. We also treat co-occurring mental health disorders and trauma that may contribute to opioid use.
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Call UsThere are no guaranteed outcomes, but medication-assisted treatment can help you manage cravings and symptoms. Combined with therapy, support and medical monitoring, it can help you move forward.
Your timeline may depend on the severity of dependence, withdrawal symptoms, co-occurring mental health needs and level of support. Our team helps you choose a program length and level of care that meets your needs.
If you have relapsed, support is still available, and treatment can help you rebuild your recovery plan. Our programs are customized to address your risks and can offer ongoing support to address your risk of relapse.