Opioid Dependency Treatment
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I started my practice because I believe that the traditional model of chemical dependency practices don't work for ... a lot of people. 
If you're a working professional or busy parent, the idea of leaving your responsibilities to go to inpatient rehab is, frankly, out of the question for most. This is what keeps people trapped in the clutches of addiction- you're too sick to function well, but just well enough to keep things going- for now. 

If you try to seek outpatient care- the requirements are unrealistic, and the timeline makes no sense. Often these places have exceptionally long wait times, and they expect a time commitment that just doesn't work for parents or professionals: you'll need to commit to group therapy a few times a week, be subject to random urine screens, and will need to physically get yourself there- all while trying to juggle your other personal and professional responsibilities. 

This situation often leads people to think they're better off continuing to use opioids- it's just too much of a hassle to get sober. 

This led me to start my practice- I've developed an exceptionally discrete model that puts an emphasis on respect. You won't be seen walking into a "clinic". You won't have to miss work for invasive group meetings. If you want to work with me, than I trust that you're here for the right reasons. 

There is a path forward where you can transition from opioids to MAT (medication assisted therapy) without missing a day of work- I've seen it happen many times. 

Contact me today to get started.

-Hannah C. Williams, FNP-BC
Founder, Medical Director