VICTORY BAY

Suboxone Addiction & Treatment

When it comes to Subs or Suboxone rehab, our team of medical experts and professional staff members can help you or your loved one eliminate the addiction. Our Suboxone outpatient programs offer comprehensive treatments based on your individual needs and make sure you get back to a healthy, addiction-free lifestyle. At Victory Bay's state-of-the-art facility, you'll find a friendly, comfortable environment and everything you need to recover from substance abuse successfully.

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About Suboxone Use & Addiction

Suboxone, also known as Subs, is the brand name of a drug that contains both buprenorphine and naloxone. This drug is often used to treat opioid disorders and because of this, it is often abused for the purpose of postponing withdrawal symptoms rather than obtaining a “high.”

Every year, millions of prescriptions are written for Suboxone for substance abuse. However, in 2011, more than 20,000 emergency department visits were for the non-medical use of Suboxone (an increase of nearly fivefold from 2005). At Victory Bay, our Suboxone treatment centers can help those in need of rehab.

The Dangers of Suboxone

Symptoms

Because Suboxone acts on the same brain receptors as opioids, it can still produce a euphoric effect and be enough for some to desire on a regular basis. The symptoms of a Suboxone “high” can lead to a Suboxone addiction and can include:

A mild euphoric feeling
Increased confidence
An overall calmness
Pain relief
Lowered stress

Dangers & Effects of Suboxone Use

The effects of Suboxone (Subs) occur quickly and last much longer than many other opioids, making the drug appealing to some. However, once an individual begins using Suboxone, it can be difficult to stop and can lead to a need for Suboxone addiction treatment. It comes with several short-term and long-term effects that include:

Short-term effects include:

Long-term effects include:

Gastrointestinal issues
Drowsiness
Disorientation and confusion
Mental health issues like anxiety or depression
Difficulty in social situations
A decrease in pain tolerance

Withdrawal Symptoms from Suboxone Use

The longer you use Suboxone, the more likely it is that your body will develop a tolerance to it and a dependence on it. Once you stop using the drug (and without proper rehab for Suboxone), you’ll develop withdrawal symptoms around 48 hours after your last dose. These symptoms can last up to a week and include:

What to Expect

Arrival to our facility

We will begin by coordinating your arrival to our facility. Victory Bay will work with you to ensure you are transported safely and quickly to our well-maintained facility. Once you have arrived at the center, you can expect to be greeted by our professional addiction treatment staff who will be expecting your arrival.If you are hungry – or maybe a little nervous – you can expect to receive a welcome meal, snack and a drink.

Intake

You will meet our Intake Coordinator, who will sit with you and begin the process by doing some basic assessments and paperwork. You will be scheduled to meet with your own personal Clinical Therapist with whom you will work with throughout your time here. Also, you will be scheduled to meet with one of our incredible Doctors to assess your specific needs.

Finally, with early sobriety, often comes lots of chaos in our lives. Our team will assess any and all areas of your life where you might need support and guidance. Our Case Management team will begin to plan a strategy for supporting you with any Legal, Employment, or Educational needs.

Begin Your Individualized Treatment

When a client comes to Victory Bay, they receive a truly individualized addiction assessment that captures their unique story. That assessment sets the stage for a specialized recovery plan that addresses their particular needs. Our team is dedicated to delivering the clients individualized plan in a seamless approach. Everyone works together to support the specific goals of the patient.

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What You Will Learn

Life Skills

Through life skills training and vocational rehabilitation, clients can get their lives back on track.

Stress & Trigger Management

By learning the proper stress and trigger coping mechanisms, clients will be able to manage these feelings to continue their best life - sober.

Life Balance

Life does not have to be a balancing act! With us, clients will learn to appropriately manage all aspects of their lives, in whichever way it works best for them. You come first, not your addiction.

Programs

Detox & Residential

Detox is the first step toward recovery, where trained medical professionals will monitor clients' overall health and well-being. The next step to ensure a better chance of recovery is residential care, where clients attend group therapy sessions, individualized therapy sessions, and educational programs on mental health, addiction, nutrition, and more.

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Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient

Group Therapy

Individual Therapy

12-Step Program

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)

Medication Assisted Treatment, also known as MAT, uses specific prescription medications—to help our clients sustain their recovery. It works by reducing cravings, blocking the effects of opioids, or normalizing brain chemistry. When used during addiction treatment, MAT combined with counseling, behavioral therapy, and 12 steps modality helps individuals sustain long-term recovery.

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Family Therapy

Life Skills Training

EMDR Therapy

Recover Safe Program

Older Adults Treatment System

Are you or someone you know addicted to suboxone and need help?

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