Alcohol Addiction Treatment in Frisco, TX

Most moderate drinkers can start treatment immediately without detox. During your assessment, our medical provider will evaluate your withdrawal risk and recommend the best approach.

Medical detox may be recommended if you have:

• History of seizures or DTs (delirium tremens)
• Severe anxiety or hallucinations when stopping
• Drinking continuously throughout the day to avoid withdrawal

If detox is needed, we'll connect you with appropriate services (typically 5-7 days) and start naltrexone medication once you're safely through withdrawal.

Naltrexone works by blocking the reward pathway in your brain that makes drinking feel pleasurable. When you take naltrexone, alcohol doesn't trigger the same dopamine release that creates cravings and reinforces the cycle of drinking. It's not like Antabuse, which makes you sick if you drink. Instead, naltrexone simply removes the rewarding feeling, making it easier to cut back or stop.

We prescribe naltrexone as a daily pill at our Frisco clinic. You'll take it once a day, and it works in the background to reduce cravings and help you regain control. Naltrexone is most effective when combined with counseling, which is why we offer unlimited therapy sessions as part of your treatment. Together, medication and therapy help you understand your relationship with alcohol and make changes at your own pace.

This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional medical advice. Individual results may vary.

The Sinclair Method uses naltrexone to help individuals reduce alcohol consumption without requiring complete abstinence, allowing patients to strategically choose drinking days.

Right away! We offer same or next-day appointments with an on-site pharmacy at each location, so you can get access to medication right away.

Create a safe plan. If medication is part of your treatment, Symetria’s on-site pharmacy is limited to Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) medications (not general retail prescriptions).

Yes. We're in-network with nearly all private insurance companies and accept Medicare. That includes Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, and many others.

Most patients pay little to nothing out-of-pocket, though coverage varies by plan.

We'll verify your benefits when you call. You'll know what you'll pay before your first appointment.

No. Your treatment is protected by HIPAA. We can't tell anyone you're here. Not your employer, not your family, not anyone, unless you give us written permission.

If someone calls asking about you, we can't confirm or deny you're a patient.

You should be able to get help without worrying about who finds out.