Naltrexone Therapy
The Coleman Method helps patients succeed with their long-term recovery by using the non-addictive opioid blocker, Naltrexone, that reduces cravings for alcohol and opioids.
98% Program Completion Rate
Outpatient Detox Program
Reduce Withdrawal Symptoms
Now accepting many Blue Cross Blue Shield health insurance plans.
Why Choose Naltrexone Therapy?
Completing a detox program is a significant emotional experience. Patients who compete a detox often feel accomplished, nervous, and excited to begin a new sober life. At the safe time, staying free from addiction can be extremely difficult. At The Coleman Network, we understand how hard it can be to avoid relapse. That’s why we use a Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) to help support long-term recovery called Naltrexone therapy.
Naltrexone is a medication that can suppress cravings during the initial months of recovery. With the help of Naltrexone, patients are unable to get high. This gives them the ability to look beyond their physical symptoms and focus on the psychological aspects of committing to their recovery.
How Does Naltrexone Therapy At Coleman Addiction Medicine Work?
Naltrexone is a non-addictive medicine that dramatically reduces cravings by blocking the opiate receptors your brain. It does not block the body’s natural endorphins. In the event of relapse, the medicine stops the patient from feeling high.
The Coleman Network offers two specially formulated Naltrexone options for patients: implants or injections. Each of these methods are slow-release options that give patients weeks of support at a time. We recommend that most patients continue with their Naltrexone therapy for a year after completing detox to give them enough time to develop new, healthy habits.
Over 8,000 patients have found their path to freedom from addiction at the Coleman Network
Over 8,000 patients have found their path to freedom from addiction at the Coleman Network
Understanding Accelerated Opioid Detox
The Benefits Of Naltrexone Therapy At The Coleman Network
Specially-Formulated Options
Naltrexone Implant: a small Naltrexone implant inserted under the skin that disperses medication slowly over 2 months
Vivitrol® Injection: an FDA-approved liquid version of Naltrexone that is injected and that lasts up to 1 month
No more stress over remembering to take a pill
Minimal Disruption
Outpatient procedures
Weeks of support with slow-release medication
Proven therapeutic method using Naltrexone
Recovery Support
Naltrexone therapy to reduce cravings
Reduced risk for relapse
Access to leading recovery support services
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We believe that every patient deserves to undergo treatment in a safe and respectful environment.
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