LONG STAY HEROIN AND OPIOID ADDICTION TREATMENT
Our 18-month residential program at Su Casa offers Medication-Assisted Treatment for people addicted to opioids and other drugs in a supportive NYC community.
Long Stay is a residential drug addiction treatment program housed in our New York City Su Casa facility, that focuses on tapering to abstinence to return you to your family and your community.
A holistic approach to treatment. Our community harnesses the collective effort of residential clients and expert clinicians, all focused on creating positive outcomes for everyone living here. Our team includes physicians, physician assistants, credentialed alcohol and substance abuse counselors (CASAC) and licensed masters’-level social workers and nurses. As a residential client, you’ll become part of the community through the work you perform, your participation in group activities, clinical interventions and socializing
activities. Your contribution will further your own recovery as well as those living and working with you. You’ll also receive educational and vocational training as needed.
As a resident, you'll taper from your Medication-Assisted Treatment regimen, which may include methadone, buprenorphine or naltrexone, at a clinically appropriate pace during your initial treatment phase as you work through a full range of services designed to address challenges in other areas of your life that affect recovery.
Our structured environment is designed to produce lasting changes in addictive thinking and behavior.
Changing your life means changing your addictive habits. The structured environment of Long Stay is deliberately designed to introduce more positive thinking and behavior habits through evidence-based practices. Our model borrows from
bio-psycho-social, cognitive therapy, social learning, and behavior
modification models to increase your life skills while at the same time build up feelings of self-sufficiency and self-worth.
Because we take a whole-person approach to recovery, we help you see the underlying causes of your specific substance use disorder, including genetic factors, family
history and the influence of social environments. We'll review your behavior, social habits and mental health needs to see how each contributes to your disorder. You'll also receive vocational, educational and relapse prevention training. Additionally, we offer a robust group therapy program that includes anger management and domestic violence workshops. The work we'll be doing together will help you see yourself in new ways.
Our community offers connection, too. Meals are shared. Family members visit. You can take advantage of learning opportunities, from Kung Fu to acting classes, as well as entertainment events, exercise, baseball games, talent shows, amusement park visits and poetry readings. We're here to support your journey in many different ways as you gradually taper off your Medication-Assisted Treatment regimen and learn the skills and tools necessary to live a drug-free life.
Ready to bring your recovery to the next level? Give us a call.
Our community is here for you.