McLeod Centers for Wellbeing

Focused Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder

The center delivers care designed specifically for clients with opioid use disorder. This outpatient clinic combines medical oversight with counseling to address both the physical and behavioral aspects of opioid addiction. The program is structured to help individuals stabilize, avoid relapse, and build healthier daily routines. By concentrating exclusively on opioid care, the clinic provides a specialized environment where clients can engage in recovery with clear direction.

Medications and Counseling Support

The clinic uses medications for addiction treatment (MAT), including methadone and buprenorphine, to reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings while clients learn coping strategies in therapy. Clients can meet one-on-one with a counselor to discuss personal challenges, work in group sessions to share experiences with peers, and involve family members to strengthen home support systems. Overdose prevention is built into treatment through naloxone education and training, available to both clients and families.

Flexible Outpatient Programs

The center offers outpatient programs that vary in length and intensity so clients can choose care that matches their needs and daily responsibilities. Sessions provide a structured setting where participants practice relapse-prevention skills and set individual recovery goals. Aftercare groups extend support beyond the main program. These groups are designed to help clients apply coping skills as they return to family, school, and work life.

Help with Legal and Community Needs

For individuals involved with the legal system, the center offers case management, which coordinates with courts and probation officers, monitors progress, and connects clients with community resources. By working directly with the justice system, the program allows participants to meet obligations while continuing recovery. This can help reduce the stress of legal pressures and keep the focus on building a healthier future.

Continuing and Long-Term Care

After completing outpatient or medication-based programs, clients are encouraged to join continuing care groups that meet weekly for several weeks. These sessions reinforce the skills developed during treatment and maintain a sense of connection to others in recovery. Many participants choose to keep attending after the required period. This long-term emphasis helps clients maintain stability and gives them a supportive structure.