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Opioid addiction is a medical condition, not a moral failing. Opioids change your brain and body, disrupting and rewriting how you function. However, with the right care, you can get your life back. Whether it began with prescription pain pills or fentanyl, the result is often the same: a body that feels like it can’t function without opioids and a mind overwhelmed by cravings.
At Team Recovery, we know how frightening this can feel for both clients and families. Our job is to provide safe, evidence-based addiction treatment that reduces risk, relieves pain, and helps you build stability.
Opioids change the way the brain works. They attach to receptors that control pain and reward, flooding the brain with dopamine and creating intense feelings of relief. Over time, the brain adapts, making it harder to feel normal without the drug.
This leads to dependence, where missing a dose causes withdrawal symptoms like:
For many, these (and other) symptoms feel unbearable, and that’s why relapse is so common.
At Team Recovery, we treat opioid addiction as the serious medical condition it is. You don’t need to suffer alone. Safe, guided treatment makes recovery possible.
Trying to quit opioids without medical supervision can be dangerous and discouraging. Withdrawal symptoms often begin within hours, peaking in the first few days. Without help, many people return to drug use just to stop the pain and discomfort. In some cases, this can raise the risk of overdose.
That’s why supervised detox and medication assisted treatment (MAT) are essential. MAT medications like Suboxone and Vivitrol reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings, giving you the stability needed to focus on recovery.
With 24/7 care during detox, access to trained clinicians, and ongoing support through psychiatric services, you can take this step safely and confidently.
Our approach combines medical treatment, therapy, and peer mentorship to give you the best chance at lasting recovery.
Medication assisted treatment (MAT): Evidence-based use of Suboxone and Vivitrol helps control cravings and reduce relapse risk.
Counseling and therapy: One-on-one and group sessions help you process trauma, triggers, and the emotions tied to opioid use.
Peer mentorship: You’ll connect with people who have walked this path and are thriving in recovery today.
Structured treatment programs: From residential to outpatient options, your care adapts as you grow stronger.
Opioid treatment isn’t one-size-fits-all. At Team Recovery, your plan is personal, responsive, and rooted in compassion.
Recovery is about more than simply stopping opioid use. It’s about creating a life that feels meaningful and worth protecting. At Team Recovery, we focus on healing the whole person.
Therapy provides a space to address the underlying mental health concerns that often fuel addiction, including anxiety, depression, or trauma. Physical health is supported through fitness and nutrition, helping clients regain strength, energy, and balance.
Just as important, recovery is nurtured through connection: peer-led events, volunteer opportunities, and family involvement build a community that continues to support you long after treatment hours. We believe recovery thrives when you feel connected — to your body, your goals, and your community.
We believe addiction treatment should be available to everyone. Team Recovery proudly serves Toledo and surrounding communities, offering care that includes Medicaid and most major insurance providers. To verify insurance or discuss coverage and payment options, please call today: (419) 314-4909.
We have three locations in Toledo to serve residents and the surrounding communities:
Our facilities are welcoming and built for healing. We provide secure, welcoming spaces where clients and families can focus on recovery without fear of judgment or exclusion.
Getting help doesn’t have to be overwhelming. You don’t have to face opioid addiction alone. At Team Recovery in Toledo, safety and compassion come first. With medical support, therapy, and a community built on lived experience, you can find stability and a future you can believe in.
Reach out today online or call (419) 314-4909 and take the first step toward recovery that lasts.
