Substance Abuse Treatment
A supportive, medically guided substance abuse treatment program designed to help you regain control and rebuild stability in your life.
Book an Appointment Call UsUnderstanding Substance Abuse and Its Impact
Substance abuse occurs when legal or illegal substances are used in ways that harm your physical or emotional well-being. Many people begin using substances to relieve stress or cope with difficult emotions, but over time, the brain adapts and cravings increase. Without timely treatment for substance abuse, this pattern can progress to addiction.
At Health & Psychiatry, our substance abuse specialists provide structured, personalized care to help you break unhealthy patterns and move toward long-term recovery.
Common Signs You May Need Substance Abuse Treatment
Substance use tends to escalate gradually, making early symptoms easy to overlook.
Emotional or Behavioral Indicators
- Loss of interest in activities once enjoyed
- Mood swings, irritability, or anxiety
- Withdrawing from family and friends
- Neglecting responsibilities at work, school, or home
Physical Indicators
- Changes in appetite or weight
- Altered sleep habits
- Decline in personal hygiene
When these patterns begin interfering with daily functioning, seeking support from a substance abuse psychiatrist can prevent worsening dependency.
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Early treatment helps prevent substance use from developing into addiction.
Schedule a Substance Abuse EvaluationYour Substance Abuse Evaluation at
Health & Psychiatry
A thorough psychiatric assessment helps us understand the emotional, medical, and social factors contributing to your substance use.
During your evaluation, your clinician will discuss:
- Substance use patterns
- Mood symptoms and stressors
- Medical and family history
- Lifestyle factors that may influence cravings or use
This allows us to build a targeted substance abuse treatment plan centered around what you need.
Disclaimer: We are not a suboxone clinic and do not provide MAT for opioid dependence.
Your Personalized Path to Recovery
Effective treatment for substance abuse often involves a combination of therapeutic support and medical guidance.
Substance Abuse Therapy
Your provider may recommend psychotherapy to help you:
- Understand emotional triggers
- Build healthier coping skills
- Navigate stress without relying on substances
Medication Support (When Appropriate)
Medications may be prescribed to reduce cravings, ease symptoms, or stabilize co-occurring issues such as anxiety or depression.
Integrated Mental Healthcare
Many individuals experience depression or anxiety alongside substance use. Our clinicians treat these conditions together to support full recovery.
Why Choose Health & Psychiatry
Same day and late evening appointments
No referral required
Emergency visit availability
Wide range of insurance plans accepted
Convenient locations throughout Florida
Telepsychiatry:
Expert Care From Anywhere
Access expert personality disorder therapy from the comfort and privacy of your own home through secure, HIPAA-compliant video appointments.
You can meet with one of our licensed providers, including our experienced Substance Abuse psychiatrist, using your smartphone, tablet, or computer.
Benefits of Telepsychiatry for Substance Abuse Treatment:
- Receive care from the comfort of your home
- Eliminate travel time and transportation barriers
- Flexible scheduling around work and family commitments
- Maintain continuity of care even when traveling
- Access to the same expert providers and personalized treatment
What to Bring
1. Driver's License
2. Insurance ID Card
3. Prescription Bottles
Your Insurance Likely Covers Your Care
We accept most major insurance plans. Let's verify your coverage before your first visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Behavior or personality changes
- Neglecting responsibilities at work, school, or home
- Withdrawing from family and friends
- Loss of interest and mood swings
- Stealing
- Risky behaviors, such as driving under the influence
- Changes in appearance or poor hygiene
- Lying about whereabouts
- Needing more drugs