Addiction Services

Evening outpatient treatment

Groups designed to assist individuals stop using alcohol and other drugs of addiction. Call for schedules and fees

Outpatient medication assisted treatment

Methadone

Methadone is a medication used to treat physical dependence to opiates since 1965. This medication is effective because it prevents withdrawal symptoms, reduces or eliminates the craving for opiates and blocks the effects if other opiates are used. Methadone is used on an outpatient basis and regular clinic attendance is required. Medication alone is not enough to address the variety of challenges faced by our clients. For this reason, Valhalla Place requires that patients participate in regular counseling sessions, both individual and group, in order to promote a lifestyle free of illicit drug use.

Suboxone

Suboxone is a medication used to treat physical dependence to opiates since 2002. This medication is effective because it prevents withdrawal symptoms, reduces or eliminates the craving for opiates and blocks the effects if other opiates are used. Suboxone is used on an outpatient basis and can be prescribed as a take home medication or as part of a more full treatment program, depending on the needs of the individual client. Medication alone is not enough to address the variety of challenges faced by our clients. For this reason, Valhalla Place requires that patients participate in regular counseling sessions, both individual and group, in order to promote a lifestyle free of illicit drug use.

Vivitrol

Vivitrol is a medication used to treat physical addiction to alcohol. This medication is effective because it reduces or eliminates the cravings for alcohol and blocks the euphoria normally associated with alcohol intoxication. Vivitrol is a once monthly injection administered at the clinic. Medication alone is not enough to address the variety of challenges faced by our clients. For this reason, Valhalla Place requires that patients participate in regular counseling sessions, both individual and group, in order to promote a lifestyle free of illicit drug use.