Suboxone Addiction Treatment in Los Angeles, California

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Addiction to prescription medications, like Suboxone, can be a complex and challenging condition. Although Suboxone is often used to help you recover from opioid addiction, it has the potential to be misused, leading to dependence or addiction if not used properly.

At Clear Behavioral Health, we understand the complexities of Suboxone addiction and offer compassionate, individualized treatment programs to guide you through recovery. Our expert team works with you every step of the way to help you reclaim your life and achieve lasting sobriety.

Suboxone Addiction Treatment at Clear Behavioral Health

At Clear Behavioral Health, we are committed to providing the highest level of care for individuals struggling with Suboxone addiction. Our treatment programs are designed to address the full spectrum of addiction, including both physical and psychological aspects of dependence.

Initial Addiction Assessment

When you begin treatment for Suboxone addiction, our clinical staff will conduct a comprehensive assessment to better understand your addiction and its impact on your life.

Based on your unique symptoms and needs, we will develop a personalized treatment plan that provides the best path to recovery, focusing on both the physical and emotional aspects of your addiction.

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Our Residential Rehab for Suboxone Addiction

For when you are struggling with severe Suboxone addiction or co-occurring mental health conditions, our residential rehab treatment programs in the Los Angeles, CA area offer a structured, supportive environment where you can focus on recovery. You will have access to our detox program, where our clinical team will monitor your progress as you safely detox from Suboxone.

Our residential program provides round-the-clock care, including therapy, case management, and holistic treatments to promote long-term recovery.

Suboxone Detox and Withdrawal Management

Detoxification from Suboxone is an essential part of the recovery process. Our medically supervised detox program is an inpatient program in our residential rehab homes and helps you manage withdrawal symptoms and transition off Suboxone in a safe and controlled environment.

We provide medication-assisted detox to ease the discomfort of withdrawal and ensure you are supported throughout the process.

Our PHP & IOP Programs
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) & Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

If you don’t require residential care for your Suboxone addiction or are transitioning from it, our PHP and IOP programs provide structured support while allowing you to continue aspects of your daily routine during Suboxone addiction treatment.

PHP

Includes:

90 days of treatment
5 days per week
6 hours per day

Monday through Friday

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IOP

Includes:

6-8 weeks of treatment
3 days a week
3 hours per day

This option works with your schedule, Monday through Friday

What to Expect with Our PHP and IOP Programs

For those who do not require 24/7 care, we offer Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) and Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP) that provide flexible treatment options. Both programs offer a combination of individual therapy, group therapy, case management, and holistic therapies to address the emotional and psychological aspects of Suboxone addiction. These programs are designed for individuals who need ongoing support while maintaining work or family commitments.

Individual Therapy

Weekly sessions with a therapist to help you explore the underlying causes of your Suboxone addiction, identify your triggers, and develop coping strategies to last a lifetime.

Medication Management

If necessary, our clinicians will prescribe and monitor medications to manage Suboxone addiction withdrawal symptoms and support recovery.

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Case Management

Weekly case management meetings will help you to develop life skills, build healthy daily routines, and support reintegration into your daily life.

Group Therapy

Daily group therapy sessions help you to build a supportive network of peers and explore therapeutic techniques like CBT, mindfulness, and relapse prevention.

Holistic Groups

Yoga, meditation, sound baths, and other holistic therapies are practiced daily to restore balance between your mind and body.

Our Virtual/Online IOP

If you have achieved sustained recovery but still need ongoing support and mental health while preferring the flexibility of online care, our virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers the same evidence-based therapies as our in-person programs.

Delivered through secure online platforms, this program allows you to continue mental health treatment from anywhere in California, ensuring consistent access to care no matter where you are.

Our Treatment Programs for Suboxone Addiction

What is Suboxone Addiction?

Suboxone is a medication commonly prescribed to help individuals recover from opioid addiction. It contains two active ingredients: buprenorphine, which is a partial opioid agonist that helps reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings, and naloxone, an opioid antagonist, which blocks the effects of other opioids if introduced to the body.

While Suboxone can be a highly effective part of a medication-assisted treatment (MAT) plan for opioid use disorder (OUD), it has the potential to be misused, leading to dependence or addiction. Abuse occurs when Suboxone is used outside of its prescribed guidelines, such as taking higher doses or using it in ways not intended (e.g., injecting or crushing the medication). Over time, misuse can lead to psychological and physical dependence, and Suboxone addiction can develop, complicating the recovery process for individuals already struggling with opioid use disorder.

Suboxone treatment can help you with illicit and prescription opioid addiction; however, it does not completely solve opioid dependence. Because it is a partial agonist, your brain is still receiving increased activity in your opioid receptors. This might keep you from craving other opioid drugs and safeguard you from opioid overdose, but you are not completely overcoming your opiate addiction.

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Signs and Symptoms of Suboxone Addiction

Suboxone abuse shares many common signs and symptoms with other forms of drug abuse and substance use disorders. Recognizing these signs can help identify when someone needs support in managing their addiction. Common signs of Suboxone abuse include:

Increased Tolerance: Needing more Suboxone to achieve the desired effects or to prevent withdrawal symptoms.

Cravings: Feeling a compulsive urge to take Suboxone, even when it is no longer necessary for opioid recovery.

Difficulty Stopping: Struggling to reduce or stop Suboxone use, even when it is causing harm.

Secretive Behavior: Hiding the extent of Suboxone use or lying about how much is being taken.

Withdrawal Symptoms: Experiencing physical discomfort like anxiety, sweating, irritability, or nausea when trying to stop or reduce Suboxone use.

Continued Use Despite Negative Consequences: Continuing to use Suboxone even when it negatively impacts relationships, work, or other key areas of life.

If you or someone you love is experiencing these signs, it may be time to seek professional help to address Suboxone abuse and its effects.

Different Types of Suboxone

Suboxone is available in different formulations, typically as sublingual films, or tablets. These are designed to be dissolved under the tongue for optimal absorption. The different strengths and types of Suboxone include:

Suboxone Tablets: The most common form, available in various strengths (e.g., 2 mg buprenorphine / 0.5 mg naloxone, 8 mg buprenorphine / 2 mg naloxone).

Suboxone Film: A thinner, dissolvable film that works similarly to tablets. This can be more discreet and easier to use for some individuals.

Zubsolv and Bunavail: Alternative medications with similar formulations to Suboxone, containing buprenorphine and naloxone, but in slightly different forms and strengths.

These medications are intended to help reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms in people recovering from opioid addiction, but misuse can still occur if they are used outside of prescribed guidelines.

How to Treat Suboxone Addiction

We have developed specialized addiction treatment programs that include personalized care to address the specific needs of those struggling with Suboxone addiction.

Our treatment options are designed to guide you toward recovery, with services including inpatient detox and rehabilitation programs, as well as outpatient care like our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP). Whether you need 24/7 support or flexible care, we offer a range of services that are conveniently in-network with most insurance providers to ensure your treatment is covered.

We are located throughout Los Angeles, CA, including Gardena, and Redondo Beach, offering inpatient and outpatient treatment, as well as virtual programs for those who need ongoing care after reaching sobriety.

Our programs cater to adults who are dealing with addiction or substance abuse, and our clinical team will ensure you are placed in the program that best suits your unique symptoms.

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Our Other Treatment Services

We provide the full spectrum of mental health services and addiction treatment for teens and adults throughout Los Angeles, CA including the treatment of PTSD, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, drug and alcohol addiction, and more. Learn more about our services:

Residential Mental Health Program

Clinically Monitored

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Outpatient Mental Health PHP & IOP

Evidence Based Therapies

Virtual IOP

Online Mental Health Services

Teen Mental Health Program

For Teens and their families

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the first step toward getting treatment for Suboxone addiction?

Acknowledging a Suboxone addiction and deciding to seek help is a courageous and essential first step toward recovery. While it may feel like a difficult decision, it paves the way for the treatment and support needed to regain control of your life.

Our Suboxone addiction treatment program is in-network with most insurance providers, making it easier to access the compassionate care and resources necessary to begin your healing journey.
How long is the inpatient detox and rehab treatment for Suboxone addiction?

Our detox and residential rehab program for Suboxone addiction typically involves 2–4 weeks of inpatient care, providing comprehensive support to help you on your path to recovery. This program includes medically supervised detox services to ensure a safe and closely monitored withdrawal process.

During treatment, you’ll participate in daily group and holistic therapy alongside peers while working individually with a dedicated therapist and case manager. Together, we’ll help you develop essential life and coping skills to support lasting healing and long-term sobriety.
Is Suboxone addictive?

Suboxone, a combination between buprenorphine and naloxone, is considered an opioid, is highly addictive and has a high potential for abuse and dependence. Although it is considered less addictive than other opioids such as Oxycodone, heroin or fentanyl.

The main ingredient, buprenorphine is a partial opioid agonist, where it activates the same receptors as opioids but much less intense than regular opioids, reducing withdrawal symptoms and the intensity of the high.

Considering Suboxone is an opioid, you can develop an addiction, and in turn experience withdrawal symptoms if stopped suddenly.

Suboxone should only be used as prescribed under a medical professional, as well as discontinuing use.