New Season Treatment Center - Desoto County

Flexible Take-Home Medication Options

Clients who meet certain criteria in their recovery process can become eligible to bring doses of their prescribed medications home with them. This flexibility is a benefit for clients managing childcare, job obligations, and other responsibilities. Eligibility is determined on a case-by-case basis through a structured system that tracks factors such as scheduled meeting attendance, behavior, and safety.

Individual, Group, and Family Counseling

The center employs licensed counselors who provide evidence-based care for individuals, groups, and families. These services are flexible and include both in-person and telehealth options, allowing clients to more easily fit sessions into their schedules. Counseling is integrated with MAT to address the physical, mental, and emotional components of recovery together.

Discreet, Accessible Outpatient Care

The center features counseling spaces and private rooms for individual, group, and family counseling sessions, so clients can fully focus their energy on healing with the assurance of confidentiality. Convenient pickup windows are available for clients to receive take-home medication. The facility is fully wheelchair accessible.

Community Referrals Including Housing, Food, and Employment

Staff at the center work to connect clients with community resources to support them in their long-term recovery, including referrals to specialists and health services, housing resources, employment staffing agencies, and local food pantries. The center also helps clients obtain health insurance coverage and explore available transportation options.

Client Reviews

Clients describe a mix of positive and negative experiences at New Season – Desoto County. Many highlight the staff’s compassion and respect, while some raise concerns about intake processes, dosing policies, and communication.

• Staff & Care Experience (65% positive): Many clients say the staff are friendly, respectful, and treat them like people, not labels. Some describe the clinic as a “second home.” “They greet me every day by name.”
• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (55% positive): Several reviewers credit the program with changing their lives or giving them hope. Others felt medication dosing was too slow or restrictive.
• Access & Process (45% positive): Some clients appreciated same-day help with guest dosing or admissions. Others said intake was mishandled, with calls not returned or unprofessional staff.
• Facility & Environment (60% positive): Positive reviews describe a welcoming and supportive atmosphere. A few clients, however, felt the clinic had declined in quality over time.
• Support & Community (70% positive): Counselors and nurses are praised for going above and beyond, with some clients saying they felt truly heard and understood.