Suboxone Methadone IOP »The Best Drug Rehab Clinic in Houston
Suboxone Clinic
Stop opioid withdrawals and cravings as detox or long-term maintenance
Methadone Clinic
Feel better today with no rushed staff, long lines or arbitrary rules
Vivitrol Injections
Non-addictive monthly shot, administered off-site, to stop alcohol and drug cravings
IOP
Program
Get intensive therapy that’s as effective as rehab while living at home
Unlimited 1:1 Therapy
Talk honestly with a Master’s-level therapist who truly cares about you
Mental Health Treatment
Treat underlying issues like depression, anxiety or trauma too
Addiction Treatment Options That Meet You Where You're At
- You're treated like a person, not a label or a number
- Success rates 2x higher than other drug rehabs in Houston
- Fast access to medications (including Suboxone and Methadone)
You Don't Have To Struggle with Drugs or Alcohol Alone
You’re in control of your treatment at the Houston clinic.
Maybe your goal right now is to stop feeling sick. Let’s tackle that.
If your goal then becomes to feel happier, then let’s make that happen.
It’s not about pushing any agenda or checking boxes.
You can be honest about where you’re at and if you slip up because treatment here is actually about you.
You’re here for a reason. Even if you don’t know if you’re “ready”, now is always the best time to reach out.
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North Houston Rehab Clinic Near Me
The north Houston location is between U.S. 290 HOV and the Jersey Meadow Golf course in Jersey City. It’s 18 miles northwest of downtown Houston in Jersey Village, just west of the Sam Houston Tollway. There is one other Symetria clinic in Harris County and the greater Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown metro near you now. Both English and Spanish options.
Admissions: Daily 24/7 (call any time)
Dosing Hours:
Monday-Friday: 6:00AM-2:00PM (last dose 1:30PM)
Saturday: 7:00AM-9:00AM (last dose 8:30AM)
Group Sessions
Morning IOP: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00AM-12:15PM
Morning OP: Thursday 9:00AM-10:30AM
Evening IOP (V): Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 5:30PM-8:45PM
Evening OP (V): Tuesday 5:30PM-7:00PM
SMART Recovery (V): Thursday 3:00PM-4:00PM
Family Support (V): Thursday 6:00PM-7:30PM
How Suboxone, Methadone & IOP Work
Suboxone satisfies the part of the brain that craves opioids and causes withdrawal symptoms. It helps patients feel better by stopping the brain from signaling for drugs. But, Suboxone doesn’t give off a “high” and the risk of overdose is almost none because Suboxone is only a partial opioid. It doesn’t fully activate the opioid receptors in the brain but fits just enough to satisfy the receptor. If drugs like heroin, OxyContin or Vicodin are used, they can’t attach to these opioid receptors because the Suboxone is blocking them. The drugs can’t give off the “high” feeling, so there won’t be much motivation to continue using. You can get Suboxone in Houston today at Symetria’s on-site pharmacy.
Methadone is a low-potency opioid taken daily. It calms receptors in the brain that crave opioids. Because methadone is satisfying the opioid receptors, they don’t trigger withdrawal symptoms. With methadone occupying these receptors, opioids like heroin, morphine or Oxycontin can’t produce the “high” feelings, if they are used. Without giving off the high, these drugs lose appeal.
IOP involves group therapy sessions held three times per week. It’s a less expensive alternative to rehab. With IOP, patients live at home and get real-world support and accountability. Studies show IOP is just as effective as inpatient rehab. At this Houston IOP, you also have access to unlimited one-on-one therapy sessions and anti-craving medications, as well as diagnosis, medications and therapy for underlying mental health issues like depression or anxiety as needed.
Drug overdose is the leading cause of accidental death in Harris County. The opioid crisis in Harris County is measurably worse than in Texas overall. Though, Texas has far fewer overdoses per population than many other states. Local institutions like the Harris County Public Health, the Houston Health Department and the Doctors for Change organization are partnering with funds from the CDC to address the crisis. Alcohol is also a huge issue for Harris County. The percentage of adults binge drinking in Houston has risen sharply since 2013. Texas has a higher rate of binge drinking than the U.S. average and Harris county shows up to 23% of the population with problem drinking patterns.ⓘ