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The Best Drug Rehab Clinic in Lewisville

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

Feel Happy Again

You Don't Have To Struggle with Drugs or Alcohol Alone​​

Treatment here revolves around actually listening. Whether you’re talking to the addiction therapist or the Suboxone doctor, you will be heard and never judged.

The team here understands what you’re going through. Not just from their fancy degrees (which they have), but because they’ve lived it too.

Come in to start the program you want right away (Suboxone, Methadone or IOP). From there, you have access to anything you need to stay healthy long-term.

Dallas Clinic Front Building
Addiction Assessment Room
Private Addiction Therapy Office
Ready for Change?

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.

Other Clinic Options Near Lewisville

Lewisville Rehab Clinic

The Lewisville, TX clinic is the nearest Symetria clinic to north Dallas, located right off the I-35E. The clinic is in Denton County, 8 miles north of the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) and a 25-minute drive from downtown Dallas.

The nearest bus stop is West Bound Southwest at Kia, which is just a three-minute walk across the interstate. The clinic is surrounded by the cities Flower Mound, Highland Village, Carrollton and Frisco. It’s one of three Symetria clinics serving the Dallas-Fort Worth area near you now.

Hours for Lewisville Clinic

Admissions: Daily 24/7 (call any time)
Dosing Hours Monday-Friday: 6AM-1:30PM
Dosing Hours Saturday: 7AM-8:30AM
IOP Group: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00AM-12:00PM

Comparing Methadone, Suboxone, IOP And Rehabs

Methadone is a great fit for anyone struggling with opiates that need extra accountability, especially if previous treatment with Suboxone was not successful or methadone treatment was successful in the past. Patients that choose methadone are able to live a normal life without feeling sick or high or distracted by cravings. 

Suboxone is often a first-choice medication for detoxing from opioids and can be continued as long as needed to prevent relapse. The FDA-approved medication helps stabilize the brain after opioid use. With Suboxone, patients can function normally without feeling “dope sick” or having constant cravings. 

Vivitrol is a great option for anyone still feeling drug or alcohol cravings, but committed to reocvery. The monthly Vivitrol injection is a better choice if you have issues taking or do not want daily medication. Naltrexone is the same medication in daily pill form that can be cheaper depending on your insurance. Patients using Vivitrol / Naloxone experience a more stable recovery.

An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a great option if drug and alcohol issue is just being noticed. IOP is also ideal for those coming directly from rehab or who have been in and out of rehab many times. Inpatient rehabs provide the same tools, but IOP helps patients actually apply coping skills and get accountability in real-time to stay sober. 

The options for methadone, Suboxone, IOP and outpatient rehab in Lewisville are sadly limited. Symetria is certainly the highest-rated and unlike any other rehab clinic in Denton County. You can get in right away. There’s no judgment if you relapse. And, it’s all in-network with insurance. 

Texas license: NTP1000091/4548  ·  Accreditation: 305457

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