Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment
Addiction does not look the same for everyone. The substance involved, pattern and length of use, withdrawal risk, physical health, mental and emotional health, and previous treatment experiences can all influence the type of care a person may need.
Wellbrook Recovery provides individualized treatment for alcohol and drug addiction at our Wisconsin and Ohio treatment centers. Depending on clinical needs, care may include medical detox, residential treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient treatment, behavioral therapies, dual-diagnosis care, family support, and ongoing recovery support.
Substances We Treat
Alcohol Addiction
Alcohol addiction treatment can include medically supervised detox when needed, structured therapy, relapse-prevention work, dual-diagnosis care, and continued recovery support.
Fentanyl Addiction
Treatment for fentanyl and opioid addiction is individualized to the person's needs and may include withdrawal support when clinically appropriate, followed by continued addiction treatment and recovery planning.
Heroin Addiction
Heroin addiction treatment can include medical detox, residential care, outpatient treatment, behavioral therapy, and long-term recovery planning based on the person's needs.
Benzodiazepine Addiction
Treatment for benzodiazepine dependence and addiction begins with an individualized assessment and may include withdrawal management when needed, followed by ongoing therapeutic care.
Cocaine Addiction
Cocaine addiction treatment focuses on patterns of use, triggers, co-occurring concerns, relapse prevention, and the behavioral changes that support lasting recovery.
Methamphetamine Addiction
Treatment for methamphetamine addiction addresses stimulant use alongside behavioral patterns, mental health concerns, coping skills, and the stability needed to support recovery.
Xanax Addiction
Treatment for Xanax misuse and dependence can include clinical assessment, appropriate withdrawal management, therapy, and continued addiction care.
Marijuana Addiction
Treatment may be appropriate when marijuana use is interfering with health, responsibilities, relationships, or a person's ability to stop despite negative consequences.
Kratom Addiction
Treatment for problematic kratom use is based on the person's pattern of use, symptoms, health history, and overall clinical needs.
Prescription Drug Addiction
Prescription drug addiction treatment addresses problematic medication use, including situations where dependence or addiction developed after a medication was originally prescribed.
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Find Treatment at a Wellbrook Recovery Location
Brookfield, Wisconsin
Our Brookfield facility provides all-gender addiction treatment, including medical detox, residential treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient treatment, and dual-diagnosis care.
Chardon, Ohio
Our Chardon facility provides addiction treatment for adult men, including medical detox, residential treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient treatment, and dual-diagnosis care.
Treatment Looks Beyond the Substance
Frequently Asked Questions
When More Than One Substance Is Involved
Many people entering treatment have used more than one substance. Rather than viewing each substance as a separate problem, the admissions and clinical teams consider the full pattern of use when evaluating treatment needs and developing a plan for care.
Addiction and Mental Health
Substance use can occur alongside anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, and other mental or emotional health concerns. When these concerns are present, Wellbrook’s dual-diagnosis approach addresses them alongside addiction as part of a more complete treatment plan.
Some moments change the direction of your life forever. After losing his son Seth to an overdose, Jeff johnston had to sit down with his family and tell his sons that their brother was gone. In the shock of that moment, Jeff realized he wasn’t only telling his sons what had happened. He was facing one of those rare “dad moments” where what he said next could shape how his family carried this loss forward. What came next became a defining moment for Jeff and his sons, and a message that has stayed with him ever since. Jeff shared this deeply personal story at The Light We Carry, hosted at WellBrook Recovery in Brookfield. Watch his full keynote from the event here: https://youtu.be/ImUofajCAww?si=-a5oNl7rOVLjUDtK
A few months ago, clients told us they wanted more breathing room built into the day. So we changed the schedule. Not a survey that disappears into a drawer, but an actual adjustment clients could feel by the next week. That's the kind of feedback loop we want to keep building: tell us, and watch it become real change. If you're an alum with feedback on your experience here, send us a DM. We're listening.
Dual diagnosis. Two words that can sound clinical, but the idea is simple: treating a substance use disorder alongside whatever else is going on underneath it, anxiety, depression, trauma, and more, at the same time, not one after the other. At WellBrook, that's not an add-on to the program. It's the program. Because treating one half of the picture rarely holds if the other half is still untreated.
We’re grateful to News 5 Cleveland for highlighting Daniel Phillips of KeyBank, the financial recovery work he brings to our WellBrook Chardon community, and the broader conversation around addiction, recovery, and stigma. Read and watch the full story below
