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We Can Help You Beat This Addiction Too

Nicotine is an addictive mood-altering drug. It is ubiquitous. Above all else, it is deadly. Nicotine kills more people in the U.S. than all other drugs, including alcohol, combined.

Any client that uses nicotine will receive a treatment plan that requires that they examine their nicotine use. Although we do not mandate that clients stop using nicotine while in the program, we strongly encourage it: recent research has shown that the relapse rate is lower for addicts and alcoholics if they stop using nicotine when they first enter recovery.

How we treat nicotine addiction

For those clients wishing to quit nicotine while in treatment we will provide withdrawal medications, counseling and other support services. There is no additional fee for this program, except in certain cases with some withdrawal medications.

Find the right program for you

  • Primary Care

    Start your recovery with an individualized course of clinical and therapeutic treatment (30-90 days) that addresses your specific needs and integrates your existing support system. Learn more

  • ReVision for Chronic Relapse

    Stop the relapse cycle and pick up the recovery process where you left it. Our ReVision program takes a clinical focus on the underlying issues that stand in the way of recovery. Learn more

  • At Risk Program

    Address your substance abuse before addiction takes hold. Offering a mix of community support and individual care, this 14-day program will help you prepare for a better future. Learn more

  • 5-Day Evaluation

    Gain new awareness and insight with Reflections, our comprehensive substance abuse evaluation. Receive a written clinical summary and treatment recommendation upon completion. Learn more

  • Extended Care

    Practice your transition back to everyday life in a safe, nurturing residential environment. This program is an excellent choice for clients who have completed primary care here or at another facility, and who seek additional support. Learn more

Nicotine resources

Here are some helpful links to learn more about nicotine addiction: