Willow Behavioral Health in Madison, WI, offers specialist-led care for a wide range of substance use disorders. Our comprehensive programs help adults heal with clarity, structure, and compassionate support.
Our Approach to Treating Addiction
- Individualized treatment plans for every client
- Led by clinicians with lived experience and medical expertise
- Dual diagnosis care that treats addiction and mental health
- Therapy, medication management, and holistic support
- Flexible in-person, virtual, and hybrid options
- MAT available, including Suboxone, Methadone, and more
- 24/7 crisis support from trained professionals
- Care that respects your privacy, adapting as you grow
Substance Use Disorders We Treat
We treat a wide range of substance use disorders. Learn more about each below:
Excessive drinking can cause dependence and a loss of control. We help people find stability again and rebuild their lives through structure and support.
Cocaine use can quickly turn into a cycle of cravings and crashes. Our team helps address the physical and mental impact of stimulant misuse.
Methamphetamine has a serious effect on the brain and body, both short- and long-term. We provide practical, evidence-based care that supports recovery.
Cannabis dependence can interfere with your daily life and reduce motivation. We help clients manage symptoms, reduce use, and develop healthier coping strategies.
Fentanyl is a powerful opioid that raises the risk of overdose. Willow offers MAT, psychiatric care, and trauma-focused therapy to guide healing.
Programs for Substance Abuse Treatment at Willow
Each of the addictions listed above is treated through our flexible and personalized levels of care, designed to meet your needs and schedule.
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
PHP is a full-day treatment program offering structure, therapy, and medical support without needing an overnight stay.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
An IOP is more flexible, with several sessions each week. It gives you space to continue with work or school while receiving therapeutic care.
Virtual Programs
Online addiction treatment offers remote therapy and group sessions, giving you full support that works from wherever you are.
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
MAT uses specific medications alongside therapy to ease cravings and support recovery. It’s especially helpful for opioid and alcohol use.
Aftercare and Continued Recovery Support
Willow walks with you into the next chapter after your treatment program officially ends. We help you stay connected to recovery through:
- Personalized aftercare plans
- Alumni support and mentorship
- Referrals to therapy and sober living homes
- Community resource connections
- Ongoing access to virtual support groups
- Life skills and relapse prevention workshops
Reach Out to Willow Behavioral Health to Get Started
You don’t have to face addiction alone. At Willow Behavioral Health, you’ll find care that’s honest, rooted in understanding, and deeply supportive. Whether you’re struggling with alcohol, opioids, or other substances, there’s a path forward, and we’re here to walk it with you.
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