WIN Recovery

Methadone is a medication administered daily for opioid use disorder under monitored, controlled conditions in the clinic. Methadone has been utilized for years with a great deal of research determining its safety and effectiveness. Once patients begin taking methadone at appropriate doses, withdrawal is avoided, cravings are minimized, and physical and mental stabilization occurs. For the first year of treatment in the program, patients are required to attend individual and group counseling. Behavioral health services are critical to substance abuse treatment and assist patients in learning about issues such as the science behind addiction, relapse prevention, and how to manage cravings and related behaviors. Trained counselors function simultaneously as teachers and coaches, fostering a positive and encouraging relationship to reinforce behavior change and recovery. Case management focuses on assisting patients with building connections within their community to help support their recovery. Counselors have broad knowledge of community resources and work to link patients to healthcare, insurance and other benefits, educational institutions, sober living facilities, support groups, housing, and other social service agencies. In addition, counselors may help to coordinate care with the patient’s physicians, referring agencies, and/or the court system.

Oceana Scritchstrong
1 Star
My boyfriend has been coming to this place every week and they never seem to be able to help him. They constantly have an excuse for why they can’t get him in whether it’s “the doc’s not in til after the weekend,” or “we stop taking people by 10:30 and it’s 10:34 now” or “we only help til noon”. For someone who is not an addict but living with one, misery loves company and I’m outraged by the lack of empathy, help, and information these “people” have here. Suck.
Monday 14th June 2021

Dustie Wallace
5 Star
Love everyone at the clinic ❤️
Thursday 29th October 2020