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Williamson Comprehensive Treatment Center
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Williamson Treatment Center specializes in providing medically supervised detox services to individuals dependent on heroin and other opiate-based drugs. All too often, chemically dependent individuals want to get clean but fail to do so because they fear the pain of withdrawal. Williamson offers Methadone and Suboxone maintenance to help clients safely and comfortably detox from opiate-based drugs and take the first steps toward a life free from addiction.
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Reviews at a Glance
- Process Abuse Treatment
Not all addictions involve mood-altering chemicals. The term “process addiction” describes the unhealthy use of behaviors (including eating, gambling, sexual activity, shopping, internet use, etc.) that has spiraled out of control and into the realm of addiction.
- Eating Disorder Treatment
Many mental health professionals view eating disorders (including anorexia, bulimia and binge eating disorder, along with other dysfunctional eating patterns) as a food addiction – in that food is used in ways other than as fuel or a source of pleasure. Some, but not all, addiction treatment programs include eating disorder treatment as part of the service menu. Also, an eating disorder may be a dual-diagnosis or a co-occurring disorder with drug or alcohol addiction.
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Teresa Clark - Clinical Director
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This place has become absolutely pathetic. It use to be a great place to help with addictions but obviously the only care about money because they definitely don’t care about the patients. They NEVE...