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At Lanier Recovery Center, we provide comprehensive care for individuals facing substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Our clinical team offers evidence-based treatment tailored to each person’s needs, helping clients address underlying challenges, build resilience, and move toward lasting recovery.

Comprehensive care for substance use and mental health

Addiction and mental health challenges rarely exist in isolation. Many individuals experience co-occurring conditions that affect emotional well-being, behavior, and daily functioning. Our treatment approach is designed to address the whole person through individualized care planning, evidence-based therapies, and ongoing clinical support. By identifying underlying factors and strengthening coping skills, we help individuals build a foundation for long-term stability and meaningful recovery.

Personalized support for lasting recovery

Substance use disorders we treat

Alcohol

Alcohol use disorder affects neurological function, liver health, and psychological stability. Comprehensive treatment addresses physical dependence alongside the behavioral patterns that sustain it.

Amphetamines

Prolonged amphetamine use disrupts dopamine regulation, sleep architecture, and executive function. Treatment focuses on stabilization and rebuilding the neurological balance the drug depletes.

Ambien

Ambien dependence develops quickly and interferes with natural sleep function over time. Treatment works to restore healthy sleep cycles and taper reliance on sedative medication safely.

Benzodiazepines

Benzodiazepine dependence alters GABA receptor function and can produce severe withdrawal without proper medical management. Treatment requires a structured taper alongside therapeutic support for lasting recovery.

Cocaine

Cocaine use disorder dysregulates dopamine pathways and significantly impairs judgment, mood, and cardiovascular health. Treatment addresses both the neurological impact and the psychological drivers of use.

Process Addiction

Process addictions activate the same reward pathways as substance use disorders, reinforcing compulsive behavior through repeated neurological conditioning. Clinical treatment targets the underlying cycle and supports long-term behavioral change.

Shopping Addiction

Compulsive buying disorder is driven by emotional dysregulation and reinforced by the brief relief purchasing provides. Treatment focuses on identifying triggers and developing healthier mechanisms for managing distress.

Gaming Addiction

Gaming addiction can affect relationships, school, work, sleep, and overall mental health when screen time becomes difficult to control. Treatment helps individuals develop healthier habits, improve balance in daily life, and address the emotional factors contributing to compulsive gaming.

Internet Addiction

Internet addiction can interfere with real-world responsibilities, relationships, and emotional well-being when online activity becomes excessive or compulsive. Professional support can help individuals regain balance and build healthier ways to manage stress, isolation, and technology use.

Sex Addiction

Sex addiction can lead to emotional distress, relationship difficulties, and behaviors that feel difficult to stop despite negative consequences. Treatment provides a supportive space to address compulsive patterns, improve mental health, and develop healthier coping mechanisms.

Exercise Addiction

Exercise addiction can develop when physical activity shifts from healthy movement into a compulsive behavior that negatively affects mental, emotional, or physical well-being. Recovery often focuses on helping individuals rebuild a balanced relationship with exercise, body image, and overall health.

Gambling Addiction

Gambling addiction can impact finances, relationships, emotional health, and daily life when gambling behaviors become difficult to control. Professional support can help individuals address compulsive gambling patterns while developing healthier coping skills and long-term recovery strategies.

Fentanyl

Fentanyl is a high-potency synthetic opioid with a narrow margin between therapeutic and lethal dosing. Medically supervised treatment is essential for safe stabilization and reducing overdose risk.

GHB

GHB withdrawal can escalate rapidly and carries a risk of seizure without medical intervention. Treatment prioritizes supervised detoxification and ongoing therapeutic care for sustained recovery.

Heroin

Heroin use disorder produces profound physical dependence and widespread disruption across neurological, social, and psychological functioning. Effective treatment combines medication-assisted care with structured behavioral therapy.

Inhalants

Inhalant abuse causes direct neurotoxic damage affecting cognition, motor function, and organ health. Treatment focuses on medical stabilization and addressing the behavioral patterns that drive continued use.

Ketamine

Ketamine misuse impairs memory consolidation, dissociative processing, and long-term emotional regulation. Treatment addresses both the physiological effects and the psychological factors contributing to dependence.

Kratom

Kratom addiction can lead to physical dependence and uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms. Structured treatment and clinical support help individuals safely regain stability and move forward in recovery.

Marijuana

Marijuana addiction can affect motivation, mood, and cognitive function. Treatment supports clarity, emotional balance, and long-term growth.

MDMA

MDMA misuse can disrupt brain chemistry and emotional regulation. Therapy and structured care help restore stability and reduce the risk of continued use.

Methamphetamine

Meth addiction impacts physical health, brain function, and emotional well-being. Comprehensive treatment helps individuals heal, rebuild healthy routines, and sustain sobriety.

Oxycodone

Oxycodone addiction often develops quickly and can be difficult to stop without help. Structured treatment provides safe withdrawal support and tools for long-term healing.

Prescription Opiates

Prescription opioid addiction may begin with legitimate use but can quickly progress to dependence. Treatment helps individuals safely break the cycle and prevent relapse.

Tianeptine

Tianeptine misuse can create opioid-like dependence and intense withdrawal effects. Professional treatment is essential for safe stabilization and long-term recovery.

Opioid

Opioid addiction can take over every part of a person’s life, often leading to physical dependence, emotional distress, and serious health risks. Comprehensive treatment can help individuals safely begin recovery while addressing the underlying causes of substance use.

Percocet

Percocet misuse can quickly lead to dependence, especially when prescription pain medication is taken more often or in higher doses than intended. Treatment for Percocet addiction focuses on helping people manage withdrawal symptoms while building healthier coping strategies for long-term recovery.

Stimulants

Stimulant addiction can involve prescription medications or illicit substances that affect energy, focus, mood, and overall mental health. Many people benefit from structured support that helps them safely address substance use and rebuild healthier routines.

Valium

Valium addiction can develop gradually, especially when the medication is used outside of prescribed guidelines or relied on to manage stress and anxiety. A comprehensive approach to recovery may include medical support, therapy, and relapse prevention planning for long-term healing.

Adderall

Adderall misuse can quickly lead to dependence, especially when the medication is taken in higher doses or without a prescription. Professional care can help individuals manage withdrawal symptoms, address stimulant addiction, and develop healthier coping mechanisms.

Vicodin

Vicodin addiction can affect both physical and emotional health as dependence on prescription pain medication grows over time. Ongoing support and evidence-based care can help individuals begin recovery while addressing the underlying causes of opioid misuse.

Xanax

Xanax dependence can cause dangerous withdrawal symptoms without proper care. Medically guided treatment ensures safety while building tools for lasting recovery.

Treatment programs built for lasting recovery

Recovery looks different for every individual. Our addiction treatment programs are thoughtfully structured to meet clients at the appropriate level of care while providing consistent clinical oversight and personalized support. Through evidence-based therapies, individualized treatment planning, and a compassionate care environment, we help individuals develop the skills, insight, and stability needed to achieve meaningful and lasting recovery.

Get affordable treatment with coverage from leading insurance plans

Most major insurance plans are accepted

Our center is in-network with most major insurance providers, making high-quality care more accessible for individuals and families. We’ll guide you through the verification process, explain your benefits clearly, and help you understand what your plan may cover when it comes to treating addiction and mental health needs. Our goal is to remove financial barriers so you can focus fully on healing.

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What we treat

What we treat

Comprehensive care for substance use and mental health

Substance use disorders we treat

Treatment programs built for lasting recovery

Most major insurance plans are accepted

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