What We Treat
At Creekside Recovery Group, we offer treatment services for several different types of substance use disorders (SUD). In addition, we also treat co-occurring mental health disorders during dual-diagnosis treatment. Contact us today to get started.
Alcoholism
Alcohol
Alcohol addiction is one of the most common substance use disorders in America. Treating alcohol addiction is challenging due to alcohol withdrawal symptoms, which can be distressing and life-threatening. However, with long-term care starting at detox, you can overcome alcohol addiction.
At Creekside Recovery Group, we can help you through detox and long-term outpatient treatment for alcoholism.
Stimulant Drugs
Cocaine
Cocaine is a powerful and dangerous stimulant drug. Long-term cocaine use can lead to several adverse consequences, including addiction, legal issues, physical health problems, and mental illness. Fortunately, there is hope for long-term recovery from cocaine addiction.
You can overcome the devastating effects of cocaine addiction and rebuild your life with Creekside Recovery Group.
Opioid Epidemic
Fentanyl
Fentanyl is the primary substance at the center of the current opioid epidemic in America. According to the US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), this dangerous opioid drug is about 100 times more powerful than morphine and 50 times more powerful than heroin. As a result, fentanyl is highly addictive and deadly.
We’ll help you quit fentanyl for good with detox, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and long-term outpatient care.
Illicit Opioids
Heroin
Heroin is an illicit opioid drug that some people seek after getting addicted to opioid painkillers. Addiction to heroin can cause several problems in your life, including legal trouble, financial problems, and isolation from loved ones. Withdrawal symptoms can also be dangerous because you’ll have intense cravings, which can lead to a relapse and overdose.
Our heroin addiction treatment program will help you overcome addiction and get your life back together.
Medications
Prescription Drugs
Prescription drugs, like Xanax, Adderall, and painkillers, can be highly addictive. That is why doctors closely monitor certain medications. Still, some people get addicted and engage in problematic behaviors, like pill-seeking, doctor-shopping, or illegal drug use to supplement unfilled scripts.
Creekside Recovery Group is here to help you overcome your addiction to prescription drugs.
Co-Occurring Disorders
Dual Diagnosis
Dual-diagnosis disorders are fairly common among those in treatment for either mental health or addiction. While you might have one disorder as a primary concern, you can’t heal from addiction without addressing underlying mental health issues and vice versa. Dual-diagnosis treatment addresses both disorders at the same time.
Many of our facilities and locations offer dual-diagnosis treatment programs.
Contact Us for Help Today
Addiction and mental health disorders affect the lives of millions of Americans each year. But you are not alone.
Contact Creekside Recovery Group today to get the help you deserve.
TESTIMONIALS
Success Stories & Testimonials
Now that I have completed my successful journey here I would like to say that throughout it I was treated with nothing but respect. To take that a step further, I felt as if I was being treated by family.
Harry Dunn
I began this journey being part of the PHP program. Now I’m at the point where I can attend treatment on an outpatient basis. It’s so nice to be able to be home but it has also been scary. I’m going to make it though.
Sarah Stephen
They take my insurance and I could go someplace warm to get some help. Hey, you have to take the perks where they appear. This facility is fantastic. They care about the clients that walk through their doors.
Palhedsa Wilerds
Their facility could not have been built in a more beautiful and conducive environment to facilitate recovery. Right near the beach just entering is calming and inspires one to want to do all they can to become whole and healthy again.
Suzanne Turner
All of my life I’ve tried to do everything on my own. That is probably what got me into therapy in the first dang place. Being here has taught me that I can be surrounded by people that will support me. It’s my choice and I have to make the right ones.
Millie Jones
