Drug Rehabilitation that works

Dr. David Sack, CEO of world renowned Promises Treatment Centers is interviewed by Access Hollywood’s Tony Potts for his insightful views on treating drug and alcohol addictions, those who have a higher propensity to become addicted, the challenges to treat them and why Promises’ programs are so successful at it, sexual addiction as well.

Suboxone is a replacement drug used to mitigate the effects of withdrawal from opiate drugs.

People bending under the weight of chemical dependency face a daily struggle with their disease. Addiction is a serious medical illness that affects many Americans. At Brookhaven Hospital, we understand the severity of this condition and the disabling impact it has, and we have the expertise to provide safe and effective treatment for a variety of addictions. Our chemical dependency treatment program offers hope to people suffering from: Alcoholism, Prescription drug addiction, Cocaine or crack addiction, Heroin addiction, Polysubstance addictions. Brookhaven Hospital has developed a solution-oriented treatment program that offers a healthy environment for individuals struggling with chemical dependency. Additionally, we are able to offer treatment options for addicted individuals with a dual diagnosis, such as depression, borderline personality disorder, bipolar disorder, and eating disorders. As a dual diagnosis facility, we are able to offer a comprehensive spectrum of care for a variety of chemical dependency problems. In addition to comprehensive medical care, we also provide: High quality, cost-effective detoxification and rehabilitation. A sober, safe and supportive living environment. Individual and group therapy sessions that specifically address addiction and recovery. Personal progress reviews by our treatment team. Caring, confidential treatment by our professionally trained clinical staff. Continuing education, support materials, and life planning resources …

Suboxone is a replacement drug used to mitigate the effects of withdrawal from opiate drugs.

PBS American Health Journal Profiles Promises Alcohol and Drug Treatment Centers’ CEO David Sack, MD