• is  the use of medications 
• MAT used in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies provides a “whole-patient” approach to the treatment of substance use disorders.

Research shows for some people struggling with addiction, MAT can help sustain recovery.

At Pathways, you will receive a full evaluation and regular follow ups from our Medical Director & Psychiatrist, Dr. Sanket Dhat.  Dr. Dhat specializes in addiction treatment and medication management.

Psychiatrists are available for one on one sessions.

• emphasizes the psychosocial aspects of treatment 
• involves a close relationship with a licensed therapist

The therapist’s role is to help the client to:

• create a progressive plan of recovery. 
• find a balance between change and acceptance.
• develop new coping skills and mindful,
• improve unhealthy thought patterns and behaviors

• is goal-oriented
• emphasizes results
• is non-confrontational
• helps persons with substance use disorders become motivated to take life in a new and healthier direction.

• Therapy sessions are individualized to produce optimal outcomes for the patient
• Therapy sesssions are led by Licensed professional therapists.

Relapse prevention techniques are like items in a toolbox.

• The more tools in the toolbox, the more likely you will be to have the right tool when the need arises.

The early months and years in recovery tend to be full of unexpected twists and turns. Preparation can make the journey a lot smoother.  Learn to spot the different relapses triggers and use the right tool to get back on track.

• Provides providing continuing support and structure,
• Develops sober social support systems

Twelve-step meeting attendance supports the idea that individuals who attend, and more importantly become involved in, meetings maintain abstinence from alcohol and drug use.

Include:

• An on-site gym with machines and equipment
• Walking/Hiking
• Other outdoor activities

• helps express their thoughts and feelings that might be hard to say outloud.
• helps those who have underlying psychological issues
• provides an opportunity to explore, understand, and resolve issues in a person’s life that he may not feel comfortable talking about in a regular conversation.