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The admission process is simple and confidential. When you call, you will speak with our professional intake coordinator. She will guide you through the intake screening and answer any questions you might have. Call: 1-417-812-4440
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Synergy Recovery Center
At Synergy, we are here every step of the way to help you heal, to help you get your life back, and to bring families back together.
1 Call
Call us at any time (24/7) to speak with a staff member and learn more about our treatment program. Our phones are answered on-site by a staff member and never by a call or placement center.
2 Intake
The admission process would start with a phone intake assessment with an intake coordinator to learn more about your needs and how we can best assist you. If you would be using insurance for your treatment stay, this would be discussed and we could run your insurance benefits to provide you with a quote for treatment services.
3 Arrival
When you arrive at Synergy Recovery Center, you and your loved ones will be meeting with our intake coordinator to complete the necessary paperwork and to answer any questions you and your loved ones may have. Our nurse and medical director will meet with you afterward to complete a medical assessment.
4 Treatment
Next, you would meet your counselor to discuss your treatment goals and develop a treatment plan together. You will be meeting with your counselor a minimum of three times a week and have 55 hours of structured classes, group therapy, and other holistic activities during the week. Family and/or couples counseling is typically done in weeks 3 and 4 of treatment, but this can be adjusted according to the client’s needs.
We’ll BE WITH YOU FOR EVERY STEP
Expert Team Of Professionals
You will have an expert team of professionals with you every step of the way. We will ensure a smooth transition into our treatment home to begin your new journey in recovery.
At Synergy, we understand that mental health concerns and drug and alcohol addiction can quickly spiral out of control and affect our families and loved ones. Residential treatment allows you to slow down and take the time to focus on getting well without outside distractions.
We will help make the transition into treatment as easy as possible. The admission process is simple. When you call, you will speak with our intake coordinator, who can guide you through the intake screening and answer any questions you may have.
When you arrive at our center, an intake counselor will meet with you to discuss your presenting situation and talk with you about Synergy’s policies and daily schedule. You will be given a tour of the facility and check into your room. You will meet with our nurse and medical director afterward. Next, your therapist will complete a comprehensive assessment and together you will develop an individualized treatment plan. This will help determine your treatment goals and what therapeutic methods would be best to meet these goals.
In some circumstances detox or medical clearance may be needed.
Our Mission
Addiction Treatment
Our Treatment Services
Alcohol Use Disorder
Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) is a chronic condition marked by excessive and problematic alcohol consumption, often leading to negative consequences in one's life. It can vary in severity and typically requires professional intervention for management.
Sedative Use Disorder
Sedative Use Disorder (SedUD) is a persistent condition marked by excessive and problematic use of sedative medications, resulting in harmful outcomes. Its severity can vary, and professional intervention is commonly required for successful treatment.
Depression Co-Occuring Disorder
Depression Co-occurring Disorder signifies the presence of depression alongside another disorder, complicating treatment and potentially intensifying symptoms. Recognizing and addressing both conditions is essential for effective management.
Opioid Use Disorder
Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) is a chronic condition characterized by problematic and excessive use of opioids, often resulting in harmful consequences. It varies in severity and typically necessitates professional intervention for effective management.
Cannabis Use Disorder
Cannabis Use Disorder (CUD) is a chronic issue characterized by problematic and excessive cannabis use, often resulting in negative consequences. The severity can differ, and it usually calls for professional intervention for proper management.
Mood Co-Occuring Disorder
Mood Co-occurring Disorder involves the coexistence of a mood disorder with another condition, which can amplify emotional and psychological challenges. Proper management requires addressing both conditions simultaneously.
Stimulant Use Disorder
Stimulant Use Disorder (SUD) is a chronic condition involving problematic and excessive use of stimulants, such as amphetamines or cocaine, leading to adverse consequences. It varies in severity and often necessitates professional intervention for effective management.
Anxiety Co-Occuring Disorder
Anxiety Co-occurring Disorder refers to the simultaneous presence of an anxiety disorder alongside another condition, often leading to intensified emotional distress and complicating treatment. Identifying and addressing both conditions is crucial for effective management.
PTSD Co-Occuring Disorder
PTSD Co-occurring Disorder relates to the presence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) alongside another condition, often resulting in increased distress and complicating treatment. Addressing both conditions is critical for effective management.
