WE BELIEVE IN CHANGE
When you need to receive treatment for an addiction, it can sometimes be unclear where you should turn to get the recovery treatment you need. Fortunately, at our drug addiction treatment facility, we understand what it takes to provide successful recovery support.
Thanks to our extensive knowledge on the subject, and our experience treatment many clients in the past, we are able to ensure that every client who enters our drug rehab clinic is able to get the care they need. We know that each individual is struggling with their own personal challenges, and that everyone’s situation is unique. This is because every addiction is unique, given that it arises out of its own singular set of circumstances.
Comfortable Amenities
At our addiction recovery center, we recognize that many clients are dealing with a situation that doesn’t have a clear solution.
Our Community
In order to provide adequate treatment for clients in all variety of circumstances, we utilize dual diagnosis mental health treatment.
Our Values
As reported by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, almost half of those individuals who are dealing with addiction are simultaneously coping with a co-occurring mental health disorder.
Our Mission
In instances like these, we want to be sure that our clients receive adequate treatment for both the addiction and the co-occurring disorder.
Why choose Quinn Recovery?
Because when a client receives treatment for an addiction, but not for the co-occurring mental health disorder, that client runs the risk of returning to substance abuse.
Why is this more likely than it might be otherwise when a co-occurring mental health disorder is involved?
Because when a client receives treatment for the addiction but not the co-occurring mental health disorder, the symptoms of the co-occurring disorder may persist even after the client has overcome the addiction.
In these instances, the client runs the risk of falling back into substance abuse in an attempt to self-medicate the symptoms of the co-occurring disorder.
