Farrell Comprehensive Treatment Center

Farrell Comprehensive Treatment Center (CTC) in Farrell, Pennsylvania, offers outpatient treatment to people who are struggling with opioid addiction. We assist adults age 18 and older of all genders.

Our treatment team includes experienced professionals who are committed to helping people work toward recovery from opioid addiction. We provide medication-assisted treatment (MAT), an approach that includes both medication and counseling in a treatment plan. The goal of MAT is to treat the whole person.

MAT is an evidence-based practice that is utilized by many methadone clinics. Research has shown that it leads to improved rates of recovery, allowing for a person to maintain employment and repair relationships. MAT at Farrell includes treatment plans that are tailored to each person, taking into account their strengths, needs, and personal vision for wellness.

At our methadone clinic, you will complete a thorough assessment, and we’ll use the information that’s gathered during that assessment to develop an individualized treatment plan just for you. We prescribe methadone to help with cravings and ease other uncomfortable symptoms of withdrawal.

We also offer group and individual counseling sessions. In therapy, you can learn coping skills to manage uncomfortable thoughts and behaviors. Group therapy provides the added benefit of talking with others who have also been struggling with opioid addiction, helping you to feel connected with others and reassured that you are not alone in your experience.

When you receive services at our methadone clinic, you’ll benefit from a warm and inviting atmosphere that allows for honest sharing and promotes personal growth. We have found that this type of environment can be extremely beneficial for patients who are working to achieve recovery from opioid addiction.

At our center in Farrell, Pennsylvania, we treat people respectfully as they engage in our program. This starts right from the intake process. During the initial interview, we encourage people to freely share their concerns and goals for recovering from opioid addiction. We also review their medical history, conduct a physical exam, and administer drug testing to assess their physical health. This allows us to determine whether methadone is the right medication for them.

Recovering from opioid addiction on your own can be highly difficult for many reasons, including the pain of withdrawal symptoms. When you participate in our program, we can ease the discomfort of ending your opioid use, and then support you in subsequent healing.

Please call us if you are interested in learning more about our treatment center. We can answer any questions you have, and we can also provide more information on MAT and our approach to opioid addiction treatment.