Withdrawal Management (Detox)
Withdrawal Management can be the first step to gaining coping skills and applying harm reduction tools, which can include abstinence. At SummitStone, we are here to help when you are ready to seek it.
Addictions We Treat:
Opioids (e.g., Oxycontin, Vicodin, codeine, morphine, fentanyl, heroin)
Alcohol
Marijuana
Cocaine/Crack
Methamphetamines
Benzodiazepines (Valium, Xanax, Klonopin)
Ecstasy, Ketamine, Inhalants
Who Can Benefit:
People needing support managing withdrawal from alcohol, opioids or other substances
We are Here to Help
Deciding to quit drugs and alcohol is the first step to living your best life. Our Acute Care Facility on the Longview Campus offers compassionate, non-judgmental care in a safe environment to support you or a loved one through the withdrawal process (also known as detox). Patients can stay for up to five days and are then connected with services and resources to help navigate the post-withdrawal stage of their ongoing recovery.
At SummitStone, we offer:
Clinically and medically assisted services supporting withdrawal from alcohol, opioids and other substances
24-hour on-site and nursing care
Medication for Addiction Treatment (MAT)
Evidence-based individual and group therapy to develop individual strengths and build support networks
Case management and care coordination services supporting ongoing care
Peer Specialist support services and advocacy
Connections to resources upon discharge
Testimonials
I have received therapy and treatment here for mental health and substance use since 2019. SummitStone worked with my insurance to be completely accessible and worry-free dealing with everything without me.”
Ways We Help You Feel Better
Our team has lots of fun and helpful ways to work through tough stuff:
Animals as helpers - Spending time with therapy animals
Art and creativity - Using drawing, music, and art to express feelings
Learning to handle big emtions - Skills to help when feelings get overwhelming
Making friends and getting along - Practice social skills in a safe place
Playing to heal - Using games and play to work through hard feelings
Friendly space - Be yourself and feel supported for who you are
When Life Gets Hard
Feeling stuff like:
Worry, stress, sadness
Big mood swings
Thoughts that won't go away
Hearing or seeing things others don't
Bad memories that keep coming back
Trouble focusing or sitting still
Sudden fear or panic
Worries about your body or food
Behavior stuff like:
Getting in trouble a lot
Fighting with parents and teachers
Trouble making friends
Feeling really angry most of the time
Life stuff like:
Bullying
Social media pressure
Family problems
Moving a lot or housing worries
School challenges
Being treated unfairly
Figuring out who you are
Statement of Non-Discrimination: SummitStone Health Partners (SHP) complies with applicable federal and state civil rights laws. SHP will not discriminate against, or deny services to, any individual due to their race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex. In addition, SHP will not discriminate against, or deny services to, any individual due to their ancestry, gender, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, religion, creed, political beliefs, marital status, pregnancy, or military status.