Polysubstance Abuse Treatment
When One Substance Turns Into Many, You Need a Recovery Plan That Sees the Whole Picture
Addiction rarely plays by the rules. It doesn’t always stay confined to one drug or follow a predictable pattern. For many, what starts as an opioid prescription turns into mixing alcohol and benzos for sleep. Or stimulants during the day, and heroin at night to come down.
This is polysubstance abuse — and it’s more common than most people think.
At Freedom Healthcare Services, we specialize in treating individuals who use more than one substance, whether by habit, necessity, or circumstance. Our goal isn’t to treat just one part of the problem — it’s to help you understand the full picture of your addiction, then rebuild from there.
What Is Polysubstance Abuse?
How We Treat Polysubstance Addiction
Your care may include:
- Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) — especially for opioid or alcohol-related dependencies
- Individual therapy to help untangle emotional and psychological triggers
- Dual diagnosis treatment for co-occurring mental health conditions
- Group therapy to break isolation and build support
- Aftercare & relapse prevention that anticipates crossover risks
- Telehealth access for flexibility and consistency
Why Our Approach Works for Complex Recovery
We don’t treat you like a label — you’re not just “an opioid user” or “an alcoholic.”
We understand how overlapping addictions interact and how to sequence treatment for safety and success.
We support you long-term, even when setbacks happen or new challenges come up.
Our team includes licensed professionals and peer staff with real-world experience in recovery.
Our locations in Bridgeville, Ellwood City, and Clear Choices make ongoing care accessible across Western Pennsylvania.
