Union Losson Recovery Center OP
Treatment approach
- Cognitive/behavioral therapy
- Dialectical behavioral therapy
- Rational emotive behavioral therapy
- Substance abuse counseling approach
- Trauma-related counseling
Treatment Options
- Outpatient
- Outpatient methadone/buprenorphine or vivitrol
- Regular outpatient treatment
Detail
- Smoking not permitted
Amenity
- Spanish
Age
- Adolescents
- Adult women
Gender
- Female
- Male
Specialties
- Addiction
- Alcohol Abuse
- Drug Abuse
- Drug Addiction
- Intervention center
- Medical Detox
- Substance Abuse
Areas of Specialization
- 12-step faciltitation approach
- Brief intervention approach
- Family Addiction Counseling
- Group counseling offered
- Individual counseling offered
- Motivational interviewing
- Naltrexone (oral)
- Persons with co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders
- Prescribes/administer buprenorphine and/or naltrexone
- Relapse Prevention
- Relapse prevention from naltrxone
- Vivitrol® (injectable Naltrexone)
About
Union Losson Recovery Center OP, located on 2563 Union Road, Buffalo, New York, is an addiction treatment facility that can help those who need addiction help, get the guidance, treatment, and counseling needed. Union Losson Recovery Center OP has caring addiction recovery professionals who are devoted to assisting addicts in overcoming addiction and addictive behaviors.
The main aim of the addiction specialists at Union Losson Recovery Center OP is to give the appropriate guidance and comfort to patients aged Adolescents, Adult women throughout their journey toward long-lasting sobriety. By providing effective programs for addiction treatment to patients, patients will have all of the resources required in order to overcome addiction. It's important to remember that not all treatment programs are ideal for every patient. Just as each and every individual and their addiction is different, so should treatment. At Union Losson Recovery Center OP, patients will get a treatment plan that is designed uniquely for them. The proper treatment program will be determined after a patient assessment has taken place.
Union Losson Recovery Center OP is committed to accommodating the wants and requirements of patients in an effort to best ensure their contentment while in recovery. Addiction counselors at Union Losson Recovery Center OP make it an objective to help addicts reclaim their lives so that they can begin on a new more promising path. Once a patient has reached the level of sustained sobriety, they will feel a sense of relief knowing that addiction is no longer going to control their everyday lives. Getting the help needed to overcome addictive behavior is the best course of action an addict can take. Don't live another day in the whirlwind that is drug and alcohol addiction, get in touch with Union Losson Recovery Center OP today and learn how treatment can help.
Attempting detox without professional help is very hard and the majority of those who attempt detox on their own end up failing. This is because addiction is a mental disorder that requires the help of professional medical personnel and addiction counselors in order to overcome.
Seeking treatment is the best option when desiring a life that is free of substance dependency. The time to get help is now. Contact Union Losson Recovery Center OP by visiting www.horizon-health.org today and learn about what sort of treatment options are available.
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4.0 4 years ago
Hey, Kristen Wolff. Did it ever occur to you that an addict needs to WANT to stop using for any program to work? You sit here blaming everyone for not doing anything but the main person was the one not engaged. Is it Horizon's fault if your boyfriend uses? Do they take him out and get him loaded? If either of you knew he was that far gone, why wasn't he in in-patient services? Any treatment program is as strong as the person who enters it, be it in/out patient or a 12-step group. If your boyfriend continued to use, that's on him and no one else. You're playing the blame game. Rehabilitation programs don't "fix" people when they step inside the facility. It's hard work for the addict, Horizon is there to support people not wipe their backsides for them. Sounds more like your boyfriend hasn't figured out what he wants in this life. That's hardly to blame on Horizon, its program, or its people. And yes, I've been in their out-patient program. Why does it help? Because I've decided to help myself. Maybe one day your boyfriend will decide to do the same.
4.0 5 years ago