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Opioid Addiction Treatment
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Understanding

Recognizing the Signs of Opioid Addiction

As a person becomes accustomed to an opioid, they may need higher dosages to have the same effects, which is a sign of physical adaptation.

Addiction is indicated when there are physical or psychological withdrawal symptoms, such as sweating, anxiety, agitation, or nausea, when not taking opioid

Being unable to limit the use of opioids, whether it be by consuming more or longer than intended, is indicative of a lack of control over one’s drug usage.

Opioid usage takes priority over obligations to oneself, work, or schoolwork, resulting in a noticeable neglect for one’s obligations.

The drug’s effects on the brain may cause the person to behave erratically, exhibiting abrupt and inexplicable changes in mood or disposition.

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Patient Stories

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Issac J.

I came to get treatment for my mental health and even though it has not been a easy recovery i can say i feel so much better and i know that coming to Compassion’s was the biggest step towards feeling better. I am going to continue my recovery process to their php because i know this program works. Big shout out to Elena, she helped me so much with case management stuff and just being someone that cares and listens to what i needed help with. Great program, clean, and compassionate care.

Ciera P.

I have struggled with alcoholism and depression for the better half of my life, PTSD, along with other chronic illnesses. I have for most of my adulthood reached out for help or have advocated for myself to get better. Through the years I have gone through many programs and therapy and also have tried do help myself on my own. The last two years while screaming for help I was unable to get any and no longer had the power to do it on my own. One night late February while doom scrolling CBH popped up on my facebook and I called. The man I spoke with l, Clint was very informative, gentle, genuine, and none judgmental.
I have heard horror stories of treatment centers and I’m am so happy that is not my story. From the moment I was picked up from the airport I felt safe and was in good hands. Cindy and Shakila did my intake and were nothing but professional and caring. Making sure my needs at the time of intake was taken care of. I went through detox here and they make sure to check on me every 3 to 4 hours for the first four days, not once did I feel unsafe or uncomfortable. The nurses and staff met my every need plus some To ensure that I was as comfortable as possible through this time.

After detox when healthy enough I started going to the groups everyday and quickly found out that not only the nurses and staff Facilitators were just as amazing. Everything from yoga to art to music and the understanding of what goes on in your brain with trauma And addiction. I learned more coping skills and education on what I was going through while never being shamed or belittled. The AAA’s (the first shift) aka Ashley, Alicia, Alexa, AD, and Autumn were always on their A game!! Attentive, Communicative, trustworthy, and always met my needs. I can go one but they are amazing and really care for each and every person here. Second shift, Sebastian, Mike, are so amazing and also had a smile and brought comic relief to a hard situation. Always brought good vibes and compassion towards us. Even on head days they would go over and beyond for us. Cindy aka “Cindy Lou Who” was One of the most kind and compassionate People here she went over and beyond making every weekend a little bit special, if it was a pizza party, mailing a Saturday ice cream sho, Or even decorating for the next holiday, she was on it bring a joy and spirit of pure kindness and understanding with her at all times. She deserves a raise!!! Shakila was strict but in a way a mother is, always wanted the best but puts her foot down when needed. She made me feel like I mattered. Also calm and works her but off. Her smile brights up and room and she is definitely mama bear of center!

All in all this place helped be in ways I didn’t even expect, where there hard days of course is this easy no, but if you come in with openness and willingness the possibility for your healing is endless. Everyone here truly wants the best for you and would highly recommend for mental health and addiction.

Marshall E.

Beautiful place, the staff are great and actually care. Its small so I always felt seen and heard. Plenty of snacks and food options with access to them up to 11pm. Everyone always knew my name and will tell my addict friends about this place.

Jaren L.

This is my second time in treatment, 8 years ago and again now after having 5.5 years in recovery. With three weeks in, CBH has been a complete 180 in terms of the therapeutic approach to my self-worth and core identity. To put it simply, CBH embodies care and dignity in every way — from the culture they cultivate and lift up among clients, to the perception-changing yet safe and trusting relationship with my individual therapist, to the responsiveness and genuine reciprocity with staff, I don’t know what magic model CBH has uncovered but compassion is a through line from the top level programming to the small, every day interactions. Special shout out to:
– Sarah P for meeting me exactly where I was when I came in, then lovingly and expertly guiding me to literally uncovering and sitting with my inner child in a way I have never experienced before
– Kelly for surfacing and removing any fears I had prior about my spiritual search for truth and healing, it’s hard to put into words the healing power of her energy and touch but anyone blessed enough to experience and be open to it will walk away changed forever
– Carla, Jake, Gary, and Raquel for facilitating group in such a way that did not merely present healthy CBT / DBT and other mindfulness practices but which let us individually and as a group flow organically into places of genuine vulnerability to heal
– Triple A tech team (Alicia, Alexa, Ashley) for managing so many constant requests and questions from me and the clients with such grace, reassurance, and openness (especially for being my morning alarm clock!)
– the nighttime tech squad (Cindy, Mikey, Shakila, & Sebastian) for being so genuinely interested in connecting with each individual resident, and constantly thinking about ways to make the evenings just fun together (mafia was hilarious, and Cindy’s ice cream social and fresh baked cookies were chef’s kiss)
– Barbara, Ryan, & Clint for making me feel so at peace from my first phone call when I knew I needed help but didn’t know what place was “right” to making me feel heard and seen every time I shared something — a huge change from my first time in treatment where it felt like I just needed to “shut up and listen”
– Lauren for holding the ship steady with clearly a hundred things coming at her at any given moment, all while still keeping the mission of compassion alive and well in the day-to-day operations
– Tyler for his riddles helping me to rebuild my brain cells and for taking time to talk with me 1:1 and feel part of the great work CBH is doing while I was still in treatment (I didn’t know alumni coordinators could spend time doing that lol)
– and last but certainly not least, Elena for putting the WORK into case work — managing every single patient case, from paperwork to calls to constant client pop ins, with a hopeful, loving touch, always finding options and solutions to work and life stuff that eased my fear and anxiety every time I walked out of her office

From everything I’ve experienced with my time in recovery, Compassion is that rare diamond in the rough of mental health and substance abuse treatment — a place that lives up to its name and vision of realizing a world that can change and heal by fostering that change and healing within each person who is open and willing to uncovering that love and understanding within themself first.

Lee S.

Compassions gets a 5+++ star from me. The staff is wonderful. They all, truly, show compassion and dignity to all of their clients. The small campus is gorgeous with a serene environment. The staff goes above and beyond to have fun evenings with the outdoor big movie screen, special desserts, and music nights. Being near the ocean brings in a nice cool breeze. The groups were very enlightening for me on my journey to recovery. The therapy staff gets another 5 +++ star from me. You cannot go wrong coming here. I appreciated that the client to staff ratio was balanced. During my stay, the average number of clients residing here was 15. This allowed me to get the best care that I needed, rather than the larger establishments with over 50 clients at a time.
You will leave Compassions with a strong feeling of renewed strength and sobriety.

Outcome Driven

Clinically Significant Improvements

Most patients at CBH experienced meaningful reductions in symptoms of depression, anxiety, trauma, and other mental health conditions during treatment, with improvements sustained after discharge.

Data derived from 1,043 patient surveys conducted by Greenspace Health, a third-party clinical research firm, from August 2024 to August 2025.

159 %

Improvement in Minimal to
No Depression Symptoms

167 %

Improvement in Minimal to
No Anxiety Symptoms

88 %

No Longer Showing Severe
PTSD Symptoms

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Meet Your Support System

Expert Licensed Clinicians Committed to Your Recovery

Lisa
Micheletti, LMHC

Executive Director

Lisa is a licensed mental health counselor with nearly 15 years of experience in the behavioral health field in various roles such as Case Management, Therapist, Clinical Director, and Executive Director. She has a diverse background working in various settings, such as in communities, schools, hospitals, substance abuse, and mental health treatment, as well as with various populations, ranging from children to adults. Lisa’s extensive experience and passion in working with individuals struggling with severe and persistent mental illness has solidified the foundation to effectively treat various diagnoses. She possesses exemplary conceptualization skills to individualize client experience and takes pride in working amongst an interdisciplinary team and leading the clinical department in delivering quality care while meeting the unique needs of each client.

Lisa
Micheletti, LMHC

Executive Director
Ana
Carbonell, LMHC

Clinical Director

Ana, bilingual in Spanish and a licensed mental health counselor, serves as the Clinical Director at Compassions Behavioral Health. With a rich and passionate background in helping others, Ana pursued a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of San Diego. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to supporting individuals grappling with life’s toughest challenges, including suicide, trauma, severe mental illness, and substance use disorders. Ana integrates cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), Gestalt therapy, and mindfulness practices into her approach, aiming to ensure that all her clients feel heard, understood, and empowered to overcome the challenges they face.

Ana
Carbonell, LMHC

Clinical Director
Barbara
Barroso, LCSW

Clinical Director

Clinical Director

Barbara
Barroso, LCSW

Clinical Director
Dr. Jawad
Daud, MD

Medical Director

Dr. Daud is a compassionate and experienced leader, serving as the Medical Director at Compassion Behavioral Health, where he oversees the clinical care and ensures the highest standards of mental health treatment. Board-certified in both Psychiatry and Addiction Psychiatry, Dr. Daud brings a unique dual-specialty expertise to the facility, enabling a holistic approach to the complex needs of patients dealing with mental health as well as substance use disorders.

With years of clinical practice, Dr. Daud is dedicated to providing evidence-based care while fostering a supportive, collaborative environment for both patients and staff. His passion for improving lives is rooted in a deep commitment to understanding the nuanced challenges of mental health and addiction, and working with individuals to help them on their journey to recovery.

Dr. Daud has extensive experience in diagnosing and treating a wide range of psychiatric disorders, with a focus on dual diagnosis cases that involve both mental health and addiction challenges. In addition to clinical leadership, Dr. Daud is a strong advocate for integrating the latest research, treatment protocols, and technology to enhance patient outcomes. His leadership fosters an environment of compassion, innovation, and respect, ensuring the treatment team delivers care that is both personalized and effective.

Dr. Daud is committed to staying at the forefront of advancements in psychiatry, regularly engaging in continued education.

Dr. Jawad
Daud, MD

Medical Director
Aimee
Payton, APRN, PMHNP-BC

Director of Nursing

Director of Nursing

Aimee
Payton, APRN, PMHNP-BC

Director of Nursing
Monya
Holt, LMHC

Primary Therapist

Monya is a licensed mental health counselor with a passion for helping individuals overcome substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health. Her 7+ years of experience in a variety of settings, including residential programs, detoxification centers, and intensive outpatient treatment. Monya has honed her skills in building rapport with clients and their families, fostering a trusting environment conducive to healing.

Monya’s therapeutic approach is grounded in evidence-based modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and solution-focused therapy. She empowers clients by equipping them with the tools they need to manage their conditions and achieve lasting recovery. Her expertise extends beyond individual therapy, as she also facilitates group sessions, educating clients about mental health, substance abuse and coping strategies.

Monya’s experience extends to diverse populations, allowing her to tailor treatment plans to individual needs and cultural backgrounds.

Monya
Holt, LMHC

Primary Therapist
Sarah
Pastor, LMHC

Primary Therapist

Sarah is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who specializes in helping individuals overcome a plethora of challenges such as mental illness, PTSD, family dysfunction, low self-esteem, and addiction. Sarah earned her Master’s degree from Nova Southeastern University in 2019 and has worked in a wide variety of settings. Throughout her career, she has worked with various populations such as adults within the criminal justice system, adolescents, psychiatric stabilization, adults and adolescents struggling with addiction, and dysfunctional families. Sarah believes that everyone has the right to live a happy and fulfilling life and takes pride in supporting her clients on their journey of self-discovery and self-improvement. She believes that therapy is a collaborative journey and a life changing opportunity to achieve self-empowerment and a better quality of life.

Sarah
Pastor, LMHC

Primary Therapist
Stephanie
Yaskal, MS, CAP

Primary Therapist

Stephanie is a Mental Health and Substance abuse Counselor. Stephanie has been working in the mental health and substance abuse field since 2009. Stephanie acquired a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice with a concentration in Human services at Walden University and continued her education at Drexel University and earned a Master of Science degree in Addiction Counseling. Stephanie is also a Florida Board Certified Addiction Professional (CAP). Stephanie has also worked with clients dealing with mental health, dual diagnoses, anxiety, depression, addiction, anger and stress management, and trauma. Stephanie uses interventions such Person centered, Cognitive Behavioral Therapist and Motivational Interviewing.

Stephanie
Yaskal, MS, CAP

Primary Therapist
Aimee
Rolle, MS

Primary Therapist

Aimee is a primary therapist at Compassion Behavioral Health. Her primary goal is supporting and uplifting clients while helping them work through emotional and mental burdens. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology and her Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling, both from Florida State University. Aimee enjoys working with people from various ages, races, and backgrounds. She employs an eclectic mix of techniques and interventions tailored to meet clients where they are and enhance their motivation throughout their mental health and sobriety journeys. Some of these methods include Motivational Interviewing, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Known for her bubbly and open personality, Aimee connects with clients effectively, fostering growth and change.

Aimee
Rolle, MS

Primary Therapist
Gregory LoForte, LMHC

Family Therapist

Gregory is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) with the state of Florida. Gregory has completed the DBT and EMDR basic trainings in order to practice DBT/EMDR with clients who have experienced trauma. Gregory has been contributing to the well being of others since 2008 when he started Applied Behavior Analysis with children, adolescents, and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Intellectually Disabled and other co-occurring disorders. Gregory graduated from Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, FL in January 2012 with his Master’s of Science degree in Mental Health Counseling. Gregory currently is a LMHC working in substance abuse field to effectively treat the disease of addiction, mental health and trauma symptoms. His aspirations include studying to receive his certified addictions professional (CAP) and pursuing his PhD in Neuropsychology.

Gregory LoForte, LMHC

Family Therapist
Paula
Buitiago, RMHCI

Primary Therapist

Paula is a registered mental health counselor intern (RMHCI). Paula acquired a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology at Florida International University and has been working in the mental health and substance abuse field since 2018. Paula has experience working with the homeless population in an outpatient setting and since then has developed a passion for working in the mental health field. She continued her education at Barry University and earned a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Paula is currently working as an RMHCI to effectively treat mental health symptoms as well as the disease of addiction. Paula uses an integrative approach which includes interventions from solution-focused, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to fit the needs of her clients.

Paula
Buitiago, RMHCI

Primary Therapist
Shauna
Dworkin, MS, RMHCI

Primary Therapist

Shauna is a primary therapist at Compassion Behavioral Health. She takes a person-centered approach to therapy and has experience supporting individuals facing substance use and a wide range of mental health challenges. Shauna believes that every person has the innate ability to look within, uncover their strengths, and find what they need inside themselves, they sometimes just need guidance along the way. Her goal is to provide a compassionate, supportive space where clients can reconnect with their inner resilience and move toward meaningful, lasting change.

Shauna
Dworkin, MS, RMHCI

Primary Therapist
Brianna
Mendoza, MSW, RCSWI

Primary Therapist

Brianna L. Mendoza is a trauma-certified therapist specializing in deep trauma recovery and nervous system regulation. She is certified in RTM (Reconsolidation of Traumatic Memories) and has advanced training in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), providing targeted interventions that support rapid healing of traumatic memory networks. Brianna integrates CBT, DBT, IFS, and spiritually integrated approaches to help clients break through emotional barriers, restore internal safety, and build a grounded sense of self. Her therapeutic style is warm, intuitive, direct, and empowering, creating an environment where clients feel safe, supported, and capable of real transformation.

Brianna
Mendoza, MSW, RCSWI

Primary Therapist
Tharlene
Pou

Neurofeedback Technician

Tharlene is the neurofeedback technician at Compassion Behavioral Health. She has performed, generated, and assessed an extensive amount of neurofeedback sessions. By providing neurofeedback services, she has noninvasively helped clients deal with their anxiety, depression, PTSD, and ADHD symptoms. Tharlene has a very bubbly, and inviting personality. She takes her time to explain the process and benefits of neurofeedback. She is trustworthy, a great listener, and is easy to talk to. She has a strong passion for helping others, which is one of the many reasons that she enjoys working in the healthcare field. She loves being a part of the growth and change that is seen in each client that comes into CBH! Along with her neurofeedback certification, she has also obtained her degree in Associate of arts and remains in school to continue her pursuit in the healthcare field.

Tharlene
Pou

Neurofeedback Technician
Michelle
Blair,APRN, PMHNP-BC, FNP-BC

Nurse Practitioner

Michelle Blair is a highly skilled and double board-certified Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner specializing in Family Medicine and Psychiatry. She earned her Master of Science in Nursing from Florida Atlantic University, graduating Cum Laude and as a distinguished member of the Nursing Honor Society. Committed to advancing her expertise, she pursued a Post-Master’s degree in Psychiatry from the University of Cincinnati. With over 17 years of experience across multiple specialties, Michelle has cultivated a diverse clinical background in cardiology, critical care, addiction medicine, and psychiatry. Her comprehensive approach to patient care is rooted in evidence-based practice, critical thinking, and a deep commitment to improving mental health outcomes. A seasoned healthcare provider, Michelle integrates her extensive medical knowledge with a compassionate, patient-centered approach, ensuring the highest standard of care for those she serves.

Michelle
Blair,APRN, PMHNP-BC, FNP-BC

Nurse Practitioner
Heather
Brathwaite, PhD, PMHNP-BC

Nurse Practitioner

Heather Brathwaite has been a distinguished Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse in Florida since 1991 and holds a board certification as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Her educational journey includes a BSN from Florida International University in 1991, an MSN/APRN from the same university in 1996, and a doctorate in nursing from Barry University in 2016. With extensive expertise in treating psychiatric disorders across various settings and age groups, Brathwaite adopts a holistic approach to care, emphasizing the importance of tailored, comprehensive patient care. Her clinical focus lies in consultation, treatment planning, and care coordination for outpatients with psychiatric conditions and co-occurring disorders.Beyond her clinical endeavors, Brathwaite contributes to nursing education as a full-time faculty member at Miami Dade College and has led the psychiatric mental health course. With 24 years in academia, she has also taught at several other universities and is involved in multiple professional organizations. Her dedication to nursing extends globally, as evidenced by her efforts to support nursing education in Ghana by distributing textbooks and supplies to various institutions.

Heather
Brathwaite, PhD, PMHNP-BC

Nurse Practitioner
Nancy
Adrien, PMHN-BC

Nurse Practitioner

Nurse Practitioner

Nancy
Adrien, PMHN-BC

Nurse Practitioner
Lauren
Chambers

Operations Manager

Operations Manager

Lauren
Chambers

Operations Manager
Elena
Morales

Case Manager

Case Manager

Elena
Morales

Case Manager
Cameron
Billings

Case Manager

Cameron is the Lead Case Manager at Compassion Behavioral Health. With extensive experience in the behavioral health field, including roles as a Behavioral Health Technician and Intake Coordinator, she is deeply committed to supporting clients in achieving their goals. Currently, Cameron is furthering her expertise by pursuing a degree in Social and Human Services with a focus on Addiction. She is known for creating a positive and supportive environment for clients, leveraging her strong interpersonal skills and empathy. Outside of work, Cameron enjoys her passion for music and spends quality time with family and friends. She is honored to be a part of the Compassion Behavioral Health team and is dedicated to positively impacting the lives of their clients.

Cameron
Billings

Case Manager
Will
Holland

Case Manager

Case Manager

Will
Holland

Case Manager
Ivo
Garcia

Housing Supervisor

Housing Supervisor

Ivo
Garcia

Housing Supervisor

Effective Opioid Addiction Treatment in South Florida

Opioid addiction is a complex and pervasive problem that affects individuals and communities across the United States. At Compassion Behavioral Health, we understand the challenges faced by those struggling with opioid addiction and are dedicated to providing comprehensive, evidence-based treatment options to help individuals recover and achieve long-term sobriety.

Understanding Opioid Addiction

Opioids are a class of drugs that include prescription painkillers like oxycodone and hydrocodone, as well as illegal drugs like heroin. These substances bind to receptors in the brain, increasing the presence of dopamine, which produces feelings of pleasure and euphoria. Over time, the brain becomes dependent on opioids to function properly, resulting in cravings and withdrawal symptoms when drug use is stopped or reduced.

It is crucial to understand that opioid addiction is a complex issue that affects individuals from all walks of life. The opioid crisis has had a devastating impact on communities worldwide, leading to a significant increase in overdose deaths and societal costs. Addressing this epidemic requires a multifaceted approach that includes prevention, treatment, and recovery support services.

Are You or Your Loved One Struggling with Opioid Addiction?

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Recognizing the Signs of Opioid Addiction

It is important to be aware of the signs and symptoms of opioid addiction, as early intervention can greatly improve treatment outcomes. Some common signs of opioid addiction include:

Increased tolerance and the need for higher doses to achieve the desired effect
Withdrawal symptoms when opioids are not taken
Continued opioid use despite negative consequences
Impaired ability to fulfill responsibilities at work, school, or home
Loss of interest in previously enjoyed activities

Seeking help for opioid addiction is a courageous step toward recovery. It is essential to approach addiction with compassion and understanding, recognizing that it is a chronic medical condition that requires ongoing management and support. By raising awareness, reducing stigma, and promoting access to evidence-based treatments, we can work together to combat the opioid crisis and support those affected by addiction.

Our Approach to Opioid Addiction Treatment at CBH in South Florida

At Compassion Behavioral Health, we believe in a comprehensive and personalized approach to opioid addiction treatment. Our team of experts is dedicated to providing compassionate and effective care to individuals seeking recovery. We offer a range of evidence-based treatment options to address the physical, psychological, and emotional aspects of addiction.

Our treatment approach is evidence-based, meaning it is grounded in scientific research and proven to be effective. We utilize a combination of medication-assisted treatment (MAT), behavioral therapies, and holistic therapies to address the physical and psychological aspects of addiction.

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Our Team of Experts

At CBH, we have a multidisciplinary team of experts who specialize in the treatment of opioid addiction. Our team includes board-certified addiction psychiatrists, licensed therapists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals who work collaboratively to provide comprehensive care to our clients. We are committed to staying up-to-date with the latest research and treatment modalities to ensure that our clients receive the highest quality care.

Treatment Options for Opioid Addiction

We offer a range of treatment options to meet the individual needs of our clients at CBH. Our treatment plans are tailored to address the unique challenges and goals of each individual, ensuring the highest chance of successful long-term recovery.

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)

Medication-assisted treatment combines medication with counseling and behavioral therapies to provide a comprehensive approach to opioid addiction treatment. Medications can help reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms, allowing individuals to focus on their recovery.

Behavioral Therapies

Behavioral therapies, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and contingency management, are an essential part of opioid addiction treatment. These therapies help individuals identify and change unhealthy thought patterns and behaviors associated with drug use, develop coping skills, and improve problem-solving abilities.

Holistic Therapies

In addition to medication-assisted treatment and behavioral therapies, we offer a range of holistic therapies to promote overall well-being and support the recovery process. These therapies may include mindfulness meditation, yoga, art therapy, and music therapy. Holistic therapies can help individuals reduce stress, improve self-awareness, and enhance their ability to maintain sobriety.

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The Journey to Recovery

Embarking on the journey to recovery from opioid addiction can be challenging, but at Compassion Behavioral Health, we are here to support and guide you every step of the way. Our comprehensive treatment programs are designed to provide you with the tools and resources you need to achieve lasting sobriety.

What to Expect During Treatment

During treatment at CBH, you can expect to participate in a combination of individual therapy, group therapy, and educational sessions. Our team of experts will work closely with you to develop an individualized treatment plan that meets your unique needs and goals.

Opioid Addiction Treatment Aftercare and Ongoing Support

Recovery from opioid addiction is a lifelong process, and we understand the importance of ongoing support. After completing treatment at Compassion Behavioral Health, we will work with you to develop a comprehensive aftercare plan that includes ongoing therapy, support groups, and other resources to help you maintain your sobriety and continue your journey to recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions About Opioid Addiction Treatment

When seeking treatment for opioid addiction, it is natural to have questions and concerns. Here are some frequently asked questions that may help provide clarity as you navigate the recovery process.

Is treatment confidential

Yes, treatment for opioid addiction is confidential. At Compassion Behavioral Health, we adhere to strict confidentiality guidelines to ensure the privacy and well-being of our clients. Your personal and medical information will be kept confidential and will only be shared with your consent or as required by law.

How long does treatment last?

The duration of treatment for opioid addiction varies depending on the individual and the severity of the addiction. While some individuals may require 30-45 days of treatment, others may benefit from longer-term care. Our team will work with you to develop a treatment plan that meets your unique needs and goals.

What if I relapse?

Relapse is a common part of the recovery process, and we understand that it can be discouraging. If you do relapse, it is important to reach out for help as soon as possible. Our team of experts is here to support you through any setbacks, and we will work together to develop a plan to prevent future relapses and support your continued recovery.

At Compassion Behavioral Health, we are committed to providing compassionate and evidence-based treatment for opioid addiction. We believe that recovery is possible for everyone, and we are here to support you on your journey to a healthier, happier life free from opioid addiction. Contact us today to learn more about our treatment options and start your path to recovery.

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