Alcohol and Drug Treatment

Millions of Americans suffer from some sort of substance abuse or addictive behaviors. Alcohol, marijuana, prescription drugs, cocaine, methamphetamine and other highly addictive habits like gambling have the power to affect your relationships, your job, your future and your health. Addiction is not a failing; it’s a disease. And it’s one we can face together.

You may be suffering from alcohol and substance abuse if you’ve recently experienced any of the following symptoms:

• Drinking more or longer than you originally planned
• Tried to cut down or stop on your own but couldn’t
• Getting sick after drinking or getting high
• A constant craving to drink or use when sober
• Drinking, drug use or sickness from use has begun to interfere with family, work, school or other social responsibilities
• Given up other activities in order to drink or get high
• Getting into situations when drinking or drug use that can cause harm to you or others, like driving, fighting or unsafe sex
• Continued to drink or use drugs despite feelings of depression, anxiety or other health problems
• Having to drink, use more or move on to more powerful substances than before to get the same effect
• Withdrawal symptoms when sober like trouble sleeping, shakiness, irritability, anxiety, depression, restlessness, nausea, or sweating

Madras Outpatient Treatment

850 SW 4th Street Suite 201
Madras, OR 97741
(541) 475-4822

BestCare's outpatient program in Madras provides assessment, individual and group counseling, and drug-testing for adults and adolescents. The outpatient alcohol/drug clinical team includes certified clinicians, recovery mentors, and Native American Outreach Specialists. BestCare's outpatient treatment center is a state-certified DUII treatment provider in Jefferson County and the contracted Oregon Health Plan provider. Many treatment options are offered, including education, relapse prevention, and DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy) groups.  BestCare's drug/alcohol clinical team also closely coordinates with their mental health team when participants have co-occurring disorders.

Click here to learn more about substance and alcohol abuse treatment at BestCare.