Opioid/Opiate Addiction Treatment In Virginia

Opioid addiction can begin with prescription painkillers or progress to heroin or fentanyl use — impacting people from all walks of life. What starts as pain relief can quickly lead to physical dependence and dangerous patterns of use.

Signs You May Need Help

You may benefit from treatment if you:

• Crave or compulsively use opioids
• Experience withdrawal when not using
• Escalate dosage or seek multiple prescriptions
• Turn to heroin or fentanyl after pills run out
• Struggle with sleep, mood, or gastrointestinal issues
• Hide use, withdraw socially, or face financial problems
• Have a history of overdose or high-risk behavior

Our Approach

Opioid recovery requires structure, science, and compassion. Treatment may include:

• MAT options (Buprenorphine, Naltrexone, Vivitrol)
• Detox coordination with partner facilities
• Individual & group therapy (trauma-informed)
• Family therapy & education
• Relapse prevention & aftercare planning
• Peer mentorship & support groups

Levels of Care For Opioid Addiction in our Virginia Center

• Residential (ASAM 3.5): 24/7 structured care
• Low-Intensity Residential (3.1): Supportive housing with clinical services
• PHP (2.5): Intensive day programming
• IOP (2.1 – Coming Soon): Flexible outpatient care
• ‍Alumni Program: Long-term peer and community support

Why Mainspring?

• Expertise in opioid use disorder & withdrawal management
• Trauma-informed, compassionate care
• Structured step-downs for long-term success
• Alumni network for ongoing connection