Healing Transitions

Recovery Support Services

Provides evidence-based treatment for individuals struggling with opioid addiction through the use of medications and supportive services.

Participants struggling with substance use and their families, including individuals in the recovery program

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About this program

Medications such as Buprenorphine, Methadone, and Naltrexone help reduce cravings, manage withdrawal symptoms, and support long-term recovery. The program improves treatment retention, lowers overdose risk, and supports individuals in achieving sustained recovery.

Healthcare: Services include clinic with volunteer doctors multiple times a week to provide medical services or connecting with partner agencies to receive primary/mental health care to ensure comprehensive support. Virtual appointments are available for convenience and accessibility. We also assist with Medicaid applications to ensure participants receive the coverage they need, and help pay medication co-pays.

Family Systems supports participants and their families in reconnecting in healthy, meaningful ways. Recognizing that addiction affects the whole family, Family Systems fosters trust, strengthens relationships, and improves communication while providing guidance, education, and resources. Support navigating child welfare and court systems is also available to build a foundation for lasting recovery.

Questions

Who is Recovery Support Services for?

Participants struggling with substance use and their families.

What medications are part of the MOUD Support program?

Medications such as Buprenorphine, Methadone, and Naltrexone help reduce cravings, manage withdrawal symptoms, and support long-term recovery.

Who do I contact about Recovery Support Services?

Please call or email our Director of Recovery Support Services at 919-838-9800 ext. 224.

Does Family Systems help with child welfare or court systems?

Support navigating child welfare and court systems is also available to build a foundation for lasting recovery.

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Participants struggling with substance use and their families, including individuals in the recovery program

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