Recovery is a process, and it doesn’t happen overnight. Our team at Focus equips patients with the tools they need to find sustainable recovery, to cultivate lasting solutions to the issues they face. If you or someone you love is struggling with substance abuse, we want to help.
Substance abuse treatment at Focus utilizes a whole-person approach. That means our treatment plans are not only tailored to each person’s specific needs, but also take into account more than just physical well being. Our overall healing process is framed with both traditional and therapeutic techniques that address physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness.
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From medical detox to an intensive outpatient program (IOP), we offer a variety of substance abuse treatment options to best meet the specific needs of each person in our care. Our compassionate team of experts is here to support you or your loved one through safe, proven methods, and we’ll help curate the right treatment plan for you. We also have programs designed to provide continued support and care for our Focus alumni and their families.
When alcohol consumption starts to affect your life in negative ways or you find it hard to go a day or two without drinking, it’s time to reach out for help.
Though cocaine is a highly addictive substance, it might be difficult for you to recognize that you have a problem. Cravings are a good indicator of addiction.
When you become dependent on hallucinogens, you can feel a deep sense of boredom with regular experiences and can also feel isolated from others who don’t use the drugs regularly.
Smoking more than intended, craving marijuana, or trying to quit unsuccessfully may mean you have an unhealthy dependence on the drug.
Methamphetamine is an intense stimulant, and obsession with using, changes in behavior, and deterioration of the physical body can be warning signs of a dependency.
The opioid epidemic destroys lives year after year. If you or someone you love is struggling with an addiction to opioids, comprehensive rehab begins here.
Both stimulants and depressants, everything from painkillers to behavioral medications, are substances you can become dependent on if not taken as prescribed by a doctor.
Get helpful information through our most frequently asked questions about substance abuse, or get in touch with our team to talk through any concern you may have.
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When changing course, the first step is often the hardest. We’re here to help you take that first step and support you along the way.
