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Landmark Recovery is redefining addiction treatment with a person-centered approach to drug and alcohol dependency.
Often the first step in addiction recovery, our detox program will help clear your body and mind of drugs or alcohol.
Learn more about Medical DetoxStaying at our rehab center allows you to focus on recovery without outside distractions or temptations.
Learn more about Inpatient RehabGet the therapy and support you need after completing our inpatient program while living in your own home.
Learn more about Outpatient TreatmentA great option for those who need all our therapy and counseling options but are stable enough to sleep in their own beds.
Learn more about Partial HospitalizationA program for those with opioid addictions, that combines medication with outpatient therapy sessions.
Learn more about Medication-Assisted Treatment
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Landmark Recovery offers transformational treatment for drug and alcohol addictions. Our affordable, evidence-based rehabilitation programs help people reclaim their lives from substance abuse. We offer a personalized approach to addiction treatment that guides patients and their family members through the stages of recovery, including detox.
Patients at Landmark Recovery's addiction treatment centers take part in holistic programing with a focus on the root causes of substance abuse, how to manage cravings and ultimately reach a healthier lifestyle. Our commitment to patients doesn't end when they complete our addiction treatment. We offer consistent follow-up support, detailed action plans and opportunities to connect with other people in recovery.
Nervous, reluctant or unsure whether you should seek treatment for a drug and alcohol addiction? The first step towards recovery can be the hardest. Take it from these Landmark Recovery alumni who have been there, questioning whether substance abuse treatment is the right move. Learn how they overcame internal objections and put themselves on a path towards recovery and a better life.
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More than 14.5 million people across the country experience alcohol use disorder, according to the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. Yet less than 8% of people with an alcohol addiction seek treatment. It's estimated that 95,000 people die from alcohol-related causes each year. Breaking an alcohol addiction can be difficult. That's why turning to a proven treatment program like Landmark Recovery is the first step in regaining control of your life.
Yes, marijuana is addictive. Approximately three out of 10 adults who frequently use cannabis suffer from marijuana use disorder, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Marijuana, or more specifically the chemical THC, directly affects the brain. It can decrease memory, attention, decision making and coordination. Long-term use of marijuana has been linked to increased risk of psychosis or schizophrenia in some users.
Repeated heroin use can change the physical structure and physiology of the brain, creating irreversible imbalances. Nearly a third of all opioid-related deaths involved heroin, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. More than four out of every 100,000 people in the country die from a heroin overdose each year. Most heroin use disorders require expert help to overcome.
Nearly 1.3 million Americans are receiving medication-assisted treatment for an opioid use disorder. Yet the United States is experiencing a opioid epidemic that is destroying families and leading to unnecessary deaths. Asking for help is the first step in recovering from an opioid addiction. Landmark Recovery offers specialized treatment to help break the cycle of substance abuse.
Drug overdose deaths involving cocaine has steadily increased during the last decade, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse. Long-term cocaine use increases the risk of heart attack, stroke, depression and delusions. Smoking crack can damage the lungs. Stopping the use of cocaine often requires the help of trained professionals.
Federal data reviews have identified an increase in overdose deaths involving methamphetamine. The rate of methamphetamine use disorder (or addiction) quadrupled nationally among people aged 18-23 years, according to the National Institutes of Health. With no approved medications to treat addictions to meth, medical detox and inpatient rehab appear to be the best treatment options.
In addition to being one of the most affordable addiction treatment programs in the country, Landmark Recovery offers a team of experienced and caring professionals. We understand that each person who walks through our doors has their own story and struggles. We don't treat addictions, we treat people.
Michelle Dubey
LCSW, LISW, CCTS
At Landmark Recovery we believe in treatment that is innovative, comprehensive, and addresses the underlying causes of substance use disorders. Our treatment focuses on education about the interaction between addiction and co-occurring disorders and equips individuals with the skills necessary to navigate the world successfully without the use of substances.
Each of our facilities is overseen by a medical director who specializes in treating substance use disorders. Our clinical staff includes masters level therapists who've spent years developing comprehensive treatment plans to help people stay sober. Our program includes 40-hours, evidence-base curriculum each week comprised of individual therapy, group therapy, and psychoeducational sessions. Many of our staff members are in recovery and have overcome addiction. They know what it's like to live with an addiction and what it takes to make a successful recovery.
Ready for recovery? We're here to help you take the next step.
