Painkiller abuse may start as a medical prescription or experimentation but can spiral quickly out of control. Painkiller addiction symptoms include drowsiness, poor judgment, nausea and vomiting, constipation, depression, irritability, slurred speech, and slow or shallow breathing. When you are addicted to painkillers, it can feel like you have nowhere to turn. If this scenario sounds familiar, painkiller rehab in West Palm Beach may be the solution.
At Legacy Healing’s painkiller rehab in West Palm Beach, we are committed to creating a better life for those suffering from opioid addiction. We know that you are a person capable of change with goals, aspirations, and hope. We will get you off the painkillers and back on your feet through a customized combination of medical detox, inpatient and outpatient rehab.
For painkiller rehab in West Palm Beach, Legacy Healing is the top choice. We offer comprehensive treatments that begin with a drug addiction detox program, transitioning you into recovery and long-term outpatient care. Through our holistic treatment methods and with our core values of compassion, commitment, and integrity, we will help you quit using painkillers and heal your mind, body, and spirit.
Oxycodone is a potent prescription pain medicine that can become addictive quickly and requires a long-term rehab plan to quit effectively. Opioid painkillers are known to have difficult withdrawal symptoms that can become dangerous, so a medical detox is highly recommended.
Vicodin Rehab West Palm Beach
Vicodin is a prescription pain reliever containing the opioid hydrocodone. To detox and rehabilitate effectively from Vicodin, you will need a full medical detox and rehab program, including therapy and counseling to get to the root of your addiction. At Legacy Healing, we can help you detox and rehabilitate in our painkiller rehab in West Palm Beach.
Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid similar to morphine but much more powerful. It is highly addictive but also highly lethal because it is so easy to overdose from. Quitting can be a painful and miserable experience with a high risk of relapsing, so a medical detox is recommended, followed by a program of therapy, groups, and other treatments.
Painkiller Detox West Palm Beach
Our medical detox program at Legacy Healing will help keep you safe as the drugs leave your system. We begin psychological treatments immediately and help get your body stabilized as we manage unpleasant detox symptoms, getting you through drug withdrawal as comfortably as possible. We do this using prescription medications, providing support throughout the process so you will have a much lower chance of relapsing. After detoxing from painkillers, it is recommended that you move into an aftercare program with strong support like an outpatient program.
Outpatient Painkiller Rehab West Palm Beach
At Legacy Healing, our outpatient painkiller rehab will help you deal with the trials and temptations you are bound to run into while living your life in recovery. We offer an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), where you do not live on campus but commute in for several hours per week for treatment. We also have a traditional outpatient program for those who have completed an inpatient program or IOP. In this program, you will come to campus at set times and days of the week to participate in treatment, including one hour a week of therapy as well as recovery activities and groups.
Inpatient Painkiller Rehab West Palm Beach
In our inpatient rehab program, we offer a range of treatment programs that can be customized to suit your individual needs, including medical treatment. We also provide mentoring by sober coaches, 12-step programs, transition assistance, career services, and nutrition and fitness coaching.
We offer therapies such as:
Hypno Therapy
Psychodynamic Therapy
Cognitive Behavior Therapy
Trauma Incident Reduction
Neuro-Linguistic Programming
Rapid Resolution Therapy
We believe that meditation, spirituality, creativity, and mindfulness can help patients overcome stressful situations and challenges in and out of rehab. Our expert staff will teach you new coping strategies as you stay on our campus for a set number of days, and you will enjoy the welcoming, stable and sober environment that feels like a home away from home. For more information about painkiller rehab in West Palm Beach, contact us at 888.534.2295 today. We are standing by and ready to help you.
Quintuple board-certified physician and certified medical review officer (AAMRO) with 15+ years of experience treating addiction and mental health conditions. Read More…
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Valerie Puffenberger is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP-BC). She is passionate about providing quality, compassionate, and comprehensive mental health services to her patients. Areas of specialty include: depress ion, anxiety, dual diagnosis. She possesses strong clinical skills enhanced by natural ability to build rapport with patients. She follows evidence-based guidelines blended with clinical experience,
Phyllis Rodriguez, PMHNP-BC
Psychiatric-Mental Health Advanced Practice Registered Nurse
Phyllis Rodriguez is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC) with a strong commitment to helping individuals reclaim their lives from addiction. With specialized training in substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions, she takes a holistic, compassionate approach to care.
Dr. Ash Bhatt, MD, MRO
Chief Medical Officer
Dr. Ash Bhatt, MD, MRO is a quintuple board-certified physician and certified medical review officer (AAMRO) bringing over 15 years of experience treating substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. Dr. Bhatt is board certified in Brain Injury Medicine, Addiction Medicine, Preventive Medicine, Adult Psychiatry, and Child & Adolescent Psychiatry by the ABMS.
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