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WHAT WE TREAT
Our comprehensive treatment plans are customized to the unique needs of each patient so they can achieve successful recovery in a safe, healing environment. Whether you or a loved one are struggling with mental health issues or drug and alcohol abuse, we are equipped to be able to help find a way out. Take a look below and see the variety of problem causing issues we are able to work on.
KRATOM ADDICTION
Kratom is considered to be a controversial substance. Some people swear by its benefits, and others advocate for its regulation.
ALCOHOL ADDICTION
Alcoholism is a chronic disease that causes an uncontrollable desire to drink alcohol in excess. Our alcohol addiction treatment program addresses each clients specific needs for detox and rehab.
Dual Diagnosis
Dual Diagnosis targets substance abuse and mental illness at the same time. Our specialists at Embrace Treatment Center are trained in both mental healthcare and substance addiction medicine.
Trauma- related disorder
Trauma is defined as a psychological and emotional response to an event or an experience that is distressing or disturbing. Traumatic events are shocking, dangerous, scary and disturbing.
Anxiety
Generalized anxiety disorder is more than everyday anxiety like being nervous before giving a presentation. It causes people to become anxious about many things even when there’s nothing to worry about.
depression
Persistent depressive disorder is a chronic form of depression. Also known as dysthymia, which is a form of depression that isn’t too intense but can interfere with daily life.
opioid addiction
Opioid addiction is a problematic pattern of opioid use that leads to a compulsive urge for larger amounts and, too often, overdose.
benzo addiction
An increasing number of Opioid fatal overdoses in the US include Benzodiazepines. The risk increases when Bezos are combined with any other substances including alcohol.
Meth addiction
Meth is a highly addictive substance that can cause a strong addiction in as little as one use. The most common withdrawal symptoms for meth addiction can be extremely intense and require professional supervision.
