Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
La Jolla Recovery provides one of San Diego’s top medication-assisted treatment programs for addiction, utilizing the latest science-based practices for drugs such as heroin, alcohol, and other highly challenging substances to withdraw and detox from.
La Jolla Recovery employs a comprehensive approach to address the unique needs of each client. Their goal is to ensure a pain-free, positive, and long-term focused detoxification process for individuals struggling with drug addiction, including heroin, fentanyl, and benzos like Xanax, Oxycontin, and Vicodin.
Suboxone, naltrexone, Vivitrol, Subutex, and buprenorphine continue to provide evidence-based support and positive outcomes in addiction treatment, as highlighted in the Surgeon General’s report. Medication-assisted treatment, or management, takes into account the unique neurobiological needs and early recovery of physical symptoms, which are crucial for transitioning and smoothly reintegrating from drugs like heroin, opiates, opioids, and alcohol withdrawal into society.
La Jolla Recovery offers a research and evidence-based drug and alcohol addiction treatment program that prioritizes the specific needs of our clients. Medication-assisted treatment addresses the biological and physical requirements of our clients, and early diagnosis at intake or detox medical management can significantly aid in making recovery possible and more manageable for the body.
As clients progress, they can adapt to different social contexts, stimuli, and environments. Innovation, science, and medication play a vital role in improving our results and methodology. For more information on medication management, please contact us.
Why Medication Assisted Treatment Works
MAT in San Diego
30% of Suboxone and Naloxone or Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Clients in Year 3 Report No Symptom Criteria for Current Opioid Dependence
At La Jolla Recovery, we envisioned medication-assisted treatment to be appropriately supervised and attended to in recovery in an evidence-based modality.
Chemical imbalances can arise from overactive or overstimulated neurons. When neurons become excessively active or overstimulated, neurotransmitters like serotonin and dopamine can exacerbate anxiety, depression, and mental stressors. Similarly, over-sensitized receptors can contribute to anxiety, depression, and cognitive challenges.
In the context of addiction, over-sensitized receptors can disrupt the communication between neurons, leading to further emotional and cognitive difficulties. To address these issues effectively, it is essential to explore strategies that reduce stress and lower neurotransmitter levels.
Sobriety can encompass various lifestyle changes, such as engaging in regular exercise and maintaining a balanced diet. Additionally, treatments like psychotherapy, medication, and alternative therapies can be beneficial. By comprehending the underlying causes of chemical imbalances and taking proactive steps to address them, we can ensure that mental health receives the attention it deserves.
What Vivitrol, Naloxone, Suboxone, or Buprenorphine Can Help In
At La Jolla Recovery, our staff takes medication assistance management very seriously, putting aside any fanaticism or strong opinions. Research and medical overview can enhance and improve the outcomes of medical-assisted treatment therapies and interventions, such as suboxone and naltrexone, whether administered through injections or implants. There’s no need to endure hardships or excessive discomfort during a phase of life that should be a blessing. We’re here to ensure that pain is minimized and outcomes are maximized.
Naltrexone
- It can help prevent drug or alcohol use disorder relapse.
- Know under brands such as Revia and Vivitrol
- Severe interactions with Alcohol can occur
- It may treat alcoholism or drug withdrawal such as heroin, opiates, or prescriptions.
- It can help with withdrawal symptoms such as fatigue, anxiety, heavy sweating, seizure, vomiting, and hallucination.
Buprenorphine/Naloxone
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- Known as Zubsolv, Bunavail, and Suboxone
- Can treat narcotic and substance abuse.
- It is known as drug dependence that combines naloxone and buprenorphine.
Sublocade
Naloxone
- Can treat heroin and opiate overdose in an emergency.
- Known as Evzio and Narcan
- Used to block the effects of opiates, also known as opioids
- It may be given nasally, IV working within 2 minutes or intramuscularly within 5.
- Listed as one of the WHO’s Lists of Essential Medicines
Subutex
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- Known as Buprenex, Butrans or Probuphine
- Can treat addiction to narcotic pain relievers.
- It is an opioid partial agonist with effects weaker than heroin and methadone.
- Used for treatment of those with opiate addictions such as heroin, morphine, or fentanyl
Use of MAT and evidence-based therapies and addiction treatment.
Let your medical and professional recovery support be part of science and medication-assisted treatment at La Jolla Recovery.
At La Jolla Recovery rehab programs, we acknowledge the significance of science and medication-assisted treatment in facilitating long-term recovery. We comprehend that recovery is a multifaceted process necessitating a harmonious blend of mental, emotional, and physical healing. Our dedicated team of professionals is committed to delivering comprehensive care encompassing evidence-based treatment options, including psychotherapy, medications, and alternative therapies.
By employing science-driven approaches to treatment and medication-assisted support, we ensure that our clients receive the necessary care to achieve and maintain their goals of sustained sobriety. Our supportive environment fosters collaboration between patients and staff, creating a safe and respectful atmosphere where clients can work diligently on their journey to recovery.