Dependency on pain pills and other opiates can be a scary time in a person’s life. North Fulton Treatment Center approaches each individual with care and understanding. We are a family owned and operated outpatient facility that deals with people who have a dependency to opiates. North Fulton Treatment Center takes pride in separating itself from the corporate mindset. We utilize a wide range of therapeutic techniques designed specifically for each person. Our main focus is to assist people in achieving their goals and leading a normal life.
A majority of people start out using pain medication prescribed by a physician in an effort to address real pain. Unfortunately, for some individuals, more and more medication is needed to relieve the pain. After a prolonged period of time, the chemistry in our brains begin to adapt to the medication. This leads to the need for more and more opiate medication to achieve the feeling of normalcy. The majority of individuals who are dependent on opiates are unable to stop on their own.
North Fulton Treatment Center offers medication-assisted treatment as an option for people who have tried to quit on their own. Our program is also for those who have tried an inpatient program and have been unsuccessful. Opiate addiction is a brain disease. Thus, an individual’s dependency on opiates is not something to be ashamed of. Dependency does not discriminate, but it can be addressed. At North Fulton Treatment Center, individuals are able to lead a normal, drug-free life.
North Fulton Treatment Center’s main goal is to help eliminate the destructive behaviors that lead to your dependency. Our therapists work one-on-one with you to find the root of your dependency and help you transition to a healthier life. Although the medication helps with the physical withdrawals of opiate dependency, counseling is part of program that helps you with the psychological aspects. This program takes time and patience, but the results are worth the healthy lifestyle you will live during and after the completion of the program.