Drug Addiction Treatment

Whatever the substance, the story underneath is yours alone. Our intensive outpatient program treats the addiction and the reasons behind it, while you keep living at home, working, and taking care of your family.

It Was Never Really About the Drug

Nobody plans to become addicted. Use starts for a reason: to feel better, to feel less, to keep up, to sleep, to cope. For a while, it works. That is the trap. The substance solves a problem, until it becomes a bigger problem than the one it solved.

Our Clinical Director, Dr. Jayne Payne, has spent more than thirty years treating substance use disorders, and her core insight drives everything we do: "Many of the problems we face today began as solutions to a problem that once worked." Addiction is not a moral failure and not a lack of willpower. It is a pattern, and patterns have a history. When you understand the history, the pattern loses its grip.

Every substance grips differently, which is why each one we treat has its own dedicated page, its own risks, and its own path through treatment.

What We Treat: Choose Your Substance

Using more than one substance? That is common, and your treatment plan covers the full picture, not one substance at a time. If what you are struggling with is not listed here, call us anyway. The pattern matters more than the product.

Signs Drug Use Has Become Addiction

The line between use and addiction is not about how often or how much. It is about control and cost. Common signs across every substance:

Using more, or more often, than you intended
Failed attempts to cut back or stop
Spending significant time getting, using, or recovering
Cravings that interrupt your day
Neglecting work, school, or home responsibilities
Using despite consequences: relationships, money, health, legal trouble
Needing more to get the same effect
Feeling sick, anxious, or unable to function without it
Hiding use from the people closest to you

A few of these boxes checked is reason enough for one confidential call. You do not need to wait for the wreckage.

How Treatment Works at ANew

Whatever the substance, the structure of care is consistent: several sessions per week of about three hours, day or evening track, and a personalized plan built from your clinical assessment. Every plan draws on individual therapy, small group therapy, CBT and DBT, trauma informed care guided by Dr. Payne's method, psychoeducation, family involvement, and a concrete relapse prevention and aftercare plan. The substance specific pages above describe how treatment adapts to each drug.

And one honest constant: ANew Recovery is an intensive outpatient program, not a detox facility. If medically supervised withdrawal should come first, especially with alcohol, benzodiazepines, or heavy opioid use, we will tell you honestly, help you connect with a trusted provider, and hold your place. Stepping from detox into IOP is one of the most common and most successful paths our clients take.

Why People Choose ANew for Drug Addiction Treatment

A clinical program led by Dr. Jayne Payne, nationally recognized trauma and addiction specialist featured on Larry King Live
Treatment aimed at root causes, not just clean time
Day and evening schedules that let you keep your job and stay with your family
Small groups, real attention, no assembly line treatment
Evidence based therapies, delivered by a team trained in Dr. Payne's philosophy
Most major insurance accepted, with benefits verified for you in plain language