ADDICTION TREATMENT
Traditional treatment programs put the struggling individual in an artificial treatment bubble where it’s relatively easy to stay sober, but inevitably when that client leaves treatment, they are unprepared to deal with the stress of everyday life. Omega Recovery’s community integrated treatment program focuses on what it takes to get sober and stay sober in the real world.
MENTAL HEALTH
It’s becoming more and more difficult to find quality mental health treatment. Omega Recovery uses a trauma informed, holistic approach, without the discomfort of a hospital setting. Our compassionate and qualified staff meet each client where they are and deliver comprehensive, personalized treatment using multiple therapeutic modalities to produce long-term results.
TECH ADDICTION
Technology addiction is a real problem. An over-dependence on technology can significantly impact anyone’s life. With the prevalence of social media and gaming today, many struggle to differentiate the online from the real world. Going offline is unthinkable. At Omega Recovery, we strive to help clients by focusing on the underlying conditions that fuel that dependency.
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Our Services
In addition, Omega Recovery offers a full continuum of care. The following additional services are available to you:
Treatment Program
Community integration treatment
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Recovery Support
Outpatient Rehab
Morning & Evening Programs
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Group and Individual Counseling
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“When I got clean and sober 20 years ago there weren’t a lot of options,” Dr. Kardaras said. The options consisted of either hospitalization or remote rehabs that isolate the patient from everyone and everything. He refers to it as “the bubble-wrapped treatment model” and when clients discharge, they’re hit with real-world problems: triggers, family, stressors and eventually relapse.”
