Eau Claire Comprehensive Treatment Center Accredited

Eau Claire Comprehensive Treatment Center (CTC) is trusted provider of outpatient medication-assisted treatment. Conveniently located in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, our treatment center offers care for adults age 18 and older who are battling addictions to opioids. Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is a type of opioid addiction treatment that incorporate the use of prescription medication with counseling services to provide a well-rounded approach to care. MAT’s effectiveness is supported by decades of research, and it is recommended by agencies like the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). At Eau Claire CTC, we can provide prescriptions for methadone, naltrexone, buprenorphine, and Suboxone, all of which are approved by the FDA for use in opioid treatment programs. These medications have proved to help alleviate the uncomfortable symptoms of withdrawal while also preventing cravings. Due to the fact that the intense cravings associated with withdrawal are a common factor in why people relapse, the use of these medications can be an essential component in setting the foundation for successful recovery. The medication that each patient is prescribed is determined based on the results of an evaluation that they complete prior to beginning treatment. In addition to prescribing and monitoring the effects of medication, our team offers individual therapy and group therapy. These sessions give patients a chance to talk about their experiences and struggles, discuss any setback they may have had or fear having, celebrate the milestones they achieve during the treatment process, and learn and practice coping skills that can help them avoid triggers and prevent future relapse. The compassionate professionals at Eau Claire CTC are dedicated to helping patients achieve their treatment goals and overcome the challenges they’re facing so that they can be successful in their recovery for the long-term.