Drug Detox Services

You Don’t Have to Crash to Get Clean

For those struggling with drug dependence—whether it’s meth, opioids, prescription pills, or polysubstance use—detox is often the first step toward clarity, safety, and lasting recovery.

But it’s not just about getting through withdrawal. It’s about getting through it with care.

At Totality Treatment Center, we provide compassionate, expert-coordinated detox services that stabilize the body, protect the brain, and prepare you for a new life.

We don’t operate an in-house detox facility, but we work closely with trusted detox partners who provide 24/7 medical oversight. From your first call to the moment you enter outpatient treatment, we’re by your side the entire way.

We Coordinate Drug Detox for a Wide Range of Substances

Each drug impacts the brain and body differently—so each detox must be handled with precision, empathy, and medical oversight.

We coordinate detox for:

Opioids (including heroin, oxycodone, hydrocodone, morphine)

To manage withdrawal symptoms, introduce MAT (Medication-Assisted Treatment) when appropriate, and prevent immediate relapse.

Methamphetamine

Though not always medically risky, stimulant withdrawal can cause dangerous psychological symptoms such as suicidal ideation or psychosis. We make sure you’re supported and stabilized before transitioning to therapy.

Cocaine & Crack Cocaine

Emotional and psychological symptoms during withdrawal require clinical care. Detox prepares clients for real emotional healing in outpatient.

Prescription Drugs (Adderall, Ritalin, painkillers, sleeping pills)

Dependence on legal substances can feel confusing and shame-filled. We help you detox safely and without judgment.

Polysubstance Use

For those using multiple drugs (or drugs and alcohol), detox is essential to reduce medical complications and stabilize mood, sleep, and decision-making.

Do I Need Detox for Drug Withdrawal?

If you’re experiencing any of the following, detox may be a necessary first step:

Daily or heavy drug use (stimulants, opioids, benzos, prescription drugs)
Withdrawal symptoms like fatigue, chills, nausea, tremors, hallucinations, or seizures
Combining multiple drugs (e.g., meth and Xanax or opioids and alcohol)
Inability to stop without immediate relapse
Suicidal thoughts, severe anxiety, or paranoia during withdrawal
Repeated failed attempts to quit on your own
Legal, employment, or housing issues caused by ongoing use

We help you determine whether detox is needed and ensure a seamless, safe transition into long-term care.

What Happens After Drug Detox?

Totality doesn’t believe in “detox, discharge, disappear.”

Once you’re stabilized, you’ll immediately begin your next level of care—customized to your needs:

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Outpatient (OP) or Individualized Intensive Programs (IIP)
Individual & Group Therapy
Psychiatry, EMDR, DBT, and Somatic Healing
Case Management: Housing, Job Training, Benefits, Legal Support
Family Support & Aftercare Planning

We prepare your next steps before detox ends—so you’re never left wondering what comes next.

You’re Not Just Getting Clean—You’re Reclaiming Your Life

“I used meth every day for 10 years. I didn’t know how to stop. Totality didn’t just get me into detox—they helped me plan the rest of my life. I’m clean. I’m employed. I’m a dad again.”

“My daughter’s detox saved her life. But it was the plan after that made the difference. I finally feel like I have her back.”

Support for Families Watching From the Sidelines

If your loved one is struggling with addiction, the thought of detox might feel terrifying—or like a long-overdue relief.

Either way, we’re here for you too.

We provide:

Updates (with client consent)

Help guiding your loved one into care

Education on what detox and early recovery look like

Family coaching & boundary setting

Referrals for your own support

You’ve Tried Programs. Now Try Something That Works.

Totality Treatment Center is more than a rehab. It’s a community of healers, guides, and believers walking beside you to create something better.

Let this be your last first step.