About Suboxone®
Office-based medication-assisted treatment
TAKE THE FIRST STEP TOWARDS RECOVERY
Overcoming an opioid addiction is an extremely difficult task. If an individual becomes addicted to opioids, he or she will experience extremely uncomfortable symptoms of withdrawal once the use of opioids ceases. Knowing that these symptoms will inevitability take place will cause many individuals to continue using. The cycle of addiction traps many people into its tight hold. By incorporating Suboxone into a comprehensive treatment plan, patients are able to avoid many painful symptoms of withdrawal, while lowering opioid cravings. By tackling the physical components of recovery, Suboxone allows patients to focus on the other elements of treatment.
Can Suboxone® be your answer?
With the number of people addicted to opiates and heroin steadily rising, the search is on for treatments to help people get clean.
Suboxone treatment will reduce your desire for opiates and block any euphoric effect of opiate abuse allowing you the opportunity to progress towards long-term recovery from an opiate dependency.
medical detox
What is Suboxone® and How it Can Help You?
Suboxone is a prescription medication that combines buprenorphine and naloxone. It’s used to treat opioid addiction. Suboxone can decrease cravings and relieve withdrawal symptoms. This can help you remain in treatment and gain control over your opiate addiction without the distraction of cravings and fear of withdrawal. Suboxone detox offers a way to treat opioid dependence—under supervision—with privacy, confidentiality, and safety. People treated with Suboxone generally don’t need to be hospitalized, make daily visits to a clinic, or go away from home for residential treatment. As a result, treatment with Suboxone may allow you to manage your recovery without altering your life and giving you more time for work and family.
Suboxone®
Safe & Effective Treatment for Opiate Addiction
Research has proven that Suboxone is a safe and effective method in treating opioid addiction and dependence. Since Suboxone does not create a euphoric high as opioids do, individuals are able to focus on recovery rather than being consumed by opioid cravings and painful withdrawal symptoms. Because of this, Suboxone is not likely to be abused by patients. Studies have confirmed that when taken as part of a comprehensive treatment program, Suboxone provides patients with the physical relief required so they are able to focus on the emotional components of recovery. By discussing Suboxone with your treatment provider, you will be able to determine if Suboxone is the appropriate medication to incorporate into your treatment plan.
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The Effectiveness of Suboxone Treatment
Research has proven that Suboxone is a safe and effective method in treating opioid addiction and dependence. Since Suboxone does not create a euphoric high as opioids do, individuals are able to focus on recovery rather than being consumed by opioid cravings and painful withdrawal symptoms. Because of this, Suboxone is not likely to be abused by patients. Studies have confirmed that when taken as part of a comprehensive treatment program, Suboxone provides patients with the physical relief required so they are able to focus on the emotional components of recovery. By discussing Suboxone with your treatment provider, you will be able to determine if Suboxone is the appropriate medication to incorporate into your treatment plan.
Buprenorphine helps you think and function normally. It is legal and taken under a doctor’s care. It is NOT just another drug to abuse. You can stop taking buprenorphine when you
are ready. You can become dependent on buprenorphine,
as with many medications taken over time. For this reason, if you wish to stop taking buprenorphine, you should work with a substance abuse treatment provider to taper off. This prevents withdrawal symptoms from appearing.