TYPES OF TREATMENT

Involves supervised withdrawal from substances under medical supervision to manage withdrawal symptoms and complications. 

Beneficiaries stay in a controlled environment for an extended period while receiving therapy, evidenced-based group counseling, and other support as needed. 

Beneficiaries attend therapy and counseling sessions while continuing to live at home and engage in their daily activities.

Based on the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), these programs emphasize peer support, spirituality, and personal accountability. 

Offers virtual counseling and support groups for individuals who cannot attend in-person sessions. 

Combines behavioral therapy with medications to manage cravings and withdrawal symptoms. 

This new approach utilizes cannabis as a substitute to alcohol and other chemical addicting mind altering substances.  

*The sale and use of marijuana remains illegal under federal law*