Daymark Recovery Services - Alleghany Outpatient Center

Life Center of Galax is located in Galax, Virginia. At this center, adults can obtain care for their addictions and mental health concerns. We treat different forms of substance abuse, including addictions to alcohol, heroin, benzodiazepines, opioids, marijuana, inhalants, stimulants, prescription pills, and more. Life Center of Galax also treats co-occurring conditions. Mental health concerns including depression and anxiety can be cared for through our dual diagnosis program. Life Center of Galax supplies residential, outpatient, and partial hospitalization care for those in need. We also provide specialized programming, including a men's program, a Christian program, a military program, and an opiate program. Within these programming options, therapeutic services are provided. These therapies include reality therapy, experiential therapy, cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), gender-specific groups, and family workshops. Our staff is made up of a psychiatrist, a nurse administrator, a medical director, counselors, a family coordinator, a young men's counselor, a detox counselor, a Christian counselor, and many more.

Addiction can greatly affect your quality of life and your relationships with those you love. When you’re ready to seek help for your addiction and other mental health issues, the professionals at Peace of Mind Counseling Services in Galax, VA, are prepared to offer the support you need.

Adults in the Galax, Virginia, area who have been struggling with opioid addiction can receive personalized outpatient care at New River Comprehensive Treatment Center (CTC). New River CTC provides medication-assisted treatment (MAT) to adults age 18 and older of all genders. MAT is an evidence-based, research-supported method of opioid addiction treatment that includes prescription medication and counseling. When MAT first began to be used in methadone clinics in the United States, methadone was the only medication that was approved for use. Through the decades, other medications have proved to be safe and effective for both short- and long-term use when taken as directed by a qualified healthcare professional.