Opiate Painkiller Addiction Treatment

Vogue Recovery Center has responded to the opioid addiction crisis with evidence-based, specialized treatment programs. Staff at our opiate addiction treatment centers will help you restore physical, mental, and spiritual health. You’ll leave treatment with a toolbox of recovery skills you can draw on for the rest of your life We use a multidisciplinary approach designed to give you a customized goal-oriented experience. Using the science of addiction medicine in a comfortable, home-like environment you’ll experience an abundance of comfort on the path to restoration. Our solution-focused approach helps you address the reasons you began abusing opiate painkillers. Taking into consideration your family history, traumatic life events, unique stress factors, relationship challenges, and individual patterns, we assess your strengths and weaknesses, and design a customized treatment plan that meets your personal needs.

Comfortable, Compassionate Medical Detox

If you stop using opioids abruptly—also known as “cold turkey”— You’ll likely go into opiate withdrawal within a few hours. Opiate withdrawal can include symptoms like:  

• Sweating
• Racing heartbeat
• Nausea
• Inability to sleep
• Severe anxiety
• Muscle and bone aches
• Abdominal cramping
• Diarrhea
• Vomiting
• Seizures
• Dehydration

You’ll take the first step to opioid addiction recovery in a welcoming setting that feels like home. Our team of medical experts make opiate detox safe and as comfortable as possible. We ease opiate withdrawal symptoms with evidence-based medication and alternative therapies.   You’ll be cared for by our highly credentialed and compassionate addiction medicine team. Nurses will monitor you around the clock. We’ll attend to any discomfort from opioid withdrawal immediately and regularly check your vitals and overall physical and psychological health. A Personalized, Relatable Treatment Approach Vogue Recovery Center treats opioid addiction from an evidence-based approach that tackles addiction from all angles – physically, mentally, and spiritually. Our opiate addiction treatment is successful because we don’t just treat the addiction; we also address the reasons behind it. We work with you to understand your unique issues, background, and preferences so we can craft an opioid addiction treatment plan that keeps you engaged and focused on recovery with therapies and activities that are relevant to your life.

Relapse Prevention

You’ll address underlying issues of addiction such as trauma and mental illness and learn how to manage them. You’ll identify triggers and develop healthy coping skills and self-care practices to help you resist the urge to use drugs and alcohol.   Learning recovery skills and developing healthy hobbies are critical in preventing relapse. We prepare you to succeed in opiate recovery by helping you acquire life skills and practice social activities while sober. You’ll learn that recovery can be fun and fulfilling, and you’ll be introduced to drug-free activities that can carry over to life after treatment. This helps prevent relapse.

Individual and Group Therapy

You’ll develop a trusting therapeutic relationship in one-on-one sessions with a mental health professional. They’ll work with you on your specific issues and help create a treatment plan that makes sense for your needs. Small groups give you the opportunity to feel safe being vulnerable and working on interpersonal issues. You’ll share with peers and hear from others with similar struggles.

Medical Care

Our physicians and nurses closely monitor your health and help you restore physical and mental well-being. We’ll educate you on any medications prescribed and attend to physical discomfort or issues that arise as your body adjusts to sobriety. Opiate withdrawal symptoms are eased during drug detox with research-backed medications.

Family Involvement

The whole family needs to heal from addiction. It’s important for trust and healthy communication to be reestablished. Family therapy is integrated throughout treatment and some of our programs offer intensive family weekends. Research shows that people who feel supported by their family and loved ones do better in recovery.