Addictions We Treat

Cedar Recovery recognizes that opioid addiction rarely exists in isolation. Many individuals struggling with opioid dependence also experience co-occurring mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, trauma, or bipolar disorder. These conditions can fuel the addiction, making it more difficult to overcome, while the addiction itself can worsen mental health symptoms, creating a complex and challenging cycle.

Our whole-person approach to healing acknowledges this interconnectedness. We believe that true recovery involves addressing both the addiction and the underlying mental health issues that may have contributed to its development or are being exacerbated by it. We strive to understand your unique story, your experiences, and your challenges, tailoring our treatment to meet your specific needs and goals.

Learn more about our approach to care from Cedar Recovery’s medical leadership team.

Opioid Addiction

We offer personalized, evidence-based opioid addiction treatment, combining medication-assisted treatment and therapy to address the physical and psychological aspects of your recovery.

Co-occurring Disorders

We recognize that opioid addiction often coexists with mental health conditions like anxiety or depression. Our approach focuses on treating both, understanding that healing requires addressing the whole person, not just the addiction.

All the tools you need to feel better, get better, and stay better

Getting better requires care for the mind and the body

(MAT) Medication Assisted Treatment

A proven, evidence-based approach to treating addiction combining medication and therapy to overcome opioid addiction.

Recovery Support

Get started by finding resources for financial assistance, food, transportation, and more.

Behavioral Therapy

Proven to deliver more effective results, behavioral therapy helps you to build a strong community and support system.

Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)

Medication-Assisted Treatment combines the use of medications like Suboxone (buprenorphine) with behavioral therapies to overcome opioid use disorder.

Science is challenging the myth that will-power is all it takes to beat addiction. The reality is, once addicted, the biochemistry of the brain is permanently changed. Because of that, it’s not as simple as “choosing” to stop taking opioids or other addictive substances like heroin. We believe going ‘cold turkey’ is not realistic for most people and sustainable recovery is more likely to occur through Medication-Assisted Treatment.

Suboxone (buprenorphine) works by blocking the receptors in the brain that crave opioids, without activating these receptors to create a “high.” Blocking opioid receptors reduces or eliminates cravings for opioids. If drugs like heroin or prescription pain pills are used, the opioid receptors are blocked, so these drugs will not give off the “high” either.

  • Proven, evidence-based approach to treating addiction
  • Helps to deal with withdrawal symptoms and cravings which can make it easier to work towards recovery goals like connecting with family, keeping a job, or whatever you want to work toward
  • Supplements medication with therapy to address past trauma for more effective treatment
Frequently Asked Questions

You may be asking…

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) combines the use of medications like Suboxone (buprenorphine) with behavioral therapies to overcome opioid use disorder.

Suboxone (buprenorphine) works by blocking the receptors in the brain that crave opioids, without activating these receptors to create a “high.” Blocking opioid receptors reduces or eliminates cravings for opioids. If drugs like heroin or prescription pain pills are used, the opioid receptors are blocked, so these drugs will not give off the “high” either.

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We’re here to help our patients navigate recovery. We meet with each patient to evaluate their needs and help them find resources for food, housing, employment, financial support, and more.

Researchers suggest that combining medication and behavioral therapy is more effective in treating opioid use disorder than utilizing each modality as a standalone treatment approach. Cedar Recovery therapists are specialized in Medication-Assisted Treatment and provide a compassionate approach while working with individuals and families to learn tools of recovery.

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Yes, our program requires participation in therapy. Medication helps people feel better, but behavioral therapy helps people get better and stay better. Behavioral therapy is required because that is the best way to work towards long-term recovery.

We understand out of pocket cost is an important factor when looking for treatment. We accept most major insurance plans, self-pay, and provide funding through grants when available.

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Recovery Support

We’re here to help our patients navigate recovery. We meet with each patient to evaluate their needs and help them find resources for food, housing, employment, financial support, and more

  • Resources food, housing, and employment
  • Grants to help cover the cost of treatment
  • A dedicated case manager to evaluate needs and find support

Behavioral Therapy

Researchers suggest that combining medication and behavioral therapy is more effective in treating opioid use disorder than utilizing each modality as a standalone treatment approach. Cedar Recovery therapists are specialized in Medication-Assisted Treatment and provide a compassionate approach while working with individuals and families to learn tools of recovery.

We know that an individual’s path to recovery is unique and each person deserves to be heard and supported through the stories they tell. While working with our therapists, patients are joined to identify themes, build personal awareness, and learn new behaviors to combat addictive behaviors

  • Identify and learn how areas including emotions, unresolved trauma, and/or grief can lead to substance use
  • Builds internal awareness and challenges maladaptive beliefs
  • Explores new ways to approach life and explore how behaviors positively or negatively benefit recovery
Frequently Asked Questions

You may be asking…

At Cedar Recovery, we offer group therapy, individual therapy, and case management. All of these help our patients find a supportive community, work through obstacles in their recovery, and develop coping tools to apply every day.

At the first visit, every patient meets with an addiction-trained therapist to do a needs assessment. Together, the therapist and the patient will develop and individualized treatment plan and set recovery goals. After that, the patient will engage in case management, group therapy, or individual therapy.

Yes, our program requires participation in therapy. Medication helps people feel better, but behavioral therapy helps people get better and stay better. Behavioral therapy is required because that is the best way to work towards long-term recovery

Yes, behavioral therapy is included in the cost of the visit or covered by an insurance plan, if applicable.

You can expect to meet with a therapist invested in your well being and a supportive community of peers to help you navigate the ups and downs of recovery.

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Individualized Plans

Our treatment model is built on research and founded on our unrelenting passion for seeing individuals free from addiction. We can help you start your journey to recovery.

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We take the time to care for the whole person and match patients with the correct services to meet both psychological and physical needs, increasing the chances of long-term recovery. Benefits of an individualized treatment plan include:

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  • Patients having an active role in their recovery process and creating their plan
  • The tools and resources needed for recovery provided throughout the entirety of treatment
  • Addressing the patient at the individual level, knowing that no two patients have the same needs
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Your individualized care plan will serve as a guide through your recovery journey. The plan will combine both Medication-Assisted Treatment and behavioral therapy. Throughout treatment, you will be required to attend appointments to check in on your progress. 

“This place is wonderful. The staff have helped me so much. I highly recommend this facility to help end opioid addiction with compassion and trust.”

Alex – Former Patient

Am I eligible?

Explore eligibility requirements below, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our offices with any questions.

You must be a resident within Tennessee or Virginia

We have 14 locations across Tennessee and Virginia. If you do not live close to our clinics, you may be eligible for telehealth treatment.

Our approach fits your needs

Our treatment program is not a perfect fit for everyone. It’s important individuals find the best fit for them. Currently, we treat patients struggling with opioid misuse disorder. To find out if outpatient MAT is right for you, please give us a call. If we can’t provide the appropriate level of care, we will help you find someone that does.

Explore insurance partners and self-pay options

We do not require patients to have insurance to participate in our treatment programs. If you have insurance you can check our list of providers to see if treatment is covered. If you do not have insurance, learn more about our self-pay options. 

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