Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) is an evidence-based program to treat substance use disorders. When appropriate, medications such as Suboxone and Vivitrol can assist with managing an addiction to alcohol, prescription drugs, or other illicit drugs. MAT works best when utilized within a full recovery program.

Case managers support patients during recovery and ensure that comprehensive care is provided. They help create a treatment plan and guide patients to essential resources, such as program referrals, transportation, employment opportunities, and more.

Peer recovery support specialists are in recovery from substance use and use their personal experience to help others on their path to recovery. They walk alongside patients and help them meet the challenges faced during recovery; they can assist with goals, action plans, skills, and support throughout the recovery process.

Individual and group therapy are crucial parts of the recovery journey. Therapy can help individuals get to the heart of their addiction, and it supports in the healing process from the disease of addiction.

We care about patients' wholeness and complete healing. Our team supports and treats patients in multiple areas of life throughout their recovery journey and beyond, helping them find emotional, social, and physical healing from the disease of addiction.

• Individualized treatment plan

• Connection to needed services – housing, employment, transportation, medical, financial, and more

• Group and individual therapy

• Personal crisis plan for relapse prevention

• Peer recovery support

CCWV works with community partners through our Rural Communities Opiate Response Program (RCORP). This coalition consists of multi-sector organizations that work to address prevention, treatment, and long-term recovery. For more information on the RCORP program, visit https://www.ncwvcor.com.

​In addition, we are currently partnered with Upshur County Schools in providing services to their PALS program. The program aims to help students who have misused substances and allows them the opportunity to get ahead of the curve and start in early recovery. The program provides limited class sizes, as well as therapy opportunities. As the program develops, we look to expand into other schools and counties within our service area.