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Best of Gwinnett 2019
Best of Gwinnett 2019 Award. We are proud of our team for their hard work and our patients for nominating us again.
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Best of Gwinnett 2019 Award. We are proud of our team for their hard work and our patients for nominating us again.
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Who Can Be a Part of the Veteran & First Responder Program? The veterans and first responder program at our Suboxone clinic welcomes veterans of all branches of the armed forces, as well as current and retired first responders, including: Firefighters. Law enforcement officers. Emergency medical services providers. Dispatchers and emergency communications personnel. Correctional officers/probation-parole officers. If you’re a veteran or a first responder who’s ready to seek treatment—or you need advice for a loved one—call us 470-424-8888. We’re here for you.
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My experience has been absolutely fantastic. Dr AJ was genuinely interested in any concerns and questions that I had. He is very knowledgeable and more than capable of taking care of patients. I would recommend him to anyone, he is very kind. I appreciate all he has done with me and the amount of interest he showed and his level of expertise.
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“Many roads, one journey.” We honor the right of each client to choose their goals and methods. Medication-assisted treatment, individual/family/group counseling, trauma therapy, 12-step facilitation… your choice, your change process. We recommend medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone which is the gold standard, but we respect your right for abstinence therapy as well. We believe that medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone along with counseling, The twelve-step program is the best way to go for addiction treatment and recovery.
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We help with DUI Cases, Court ordered treatment, Probation and Medical Detox. We assist with the Outpatient Alcohol Recovery program, Soberliving, Addiction Recovery and Relapse Prevention Program. We work with groups like Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotic Anonymous, Smart Recovery and Criminal Defense Law firms.
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Concierge versus the traditional treatment centerAs you can see, it can be far easier and more pleasant to work with a kind, caring, compassionate and empathetic concierge doctor for your substance abuse addiction treatment program. Going to rehab can be the right decision in particularly complex cases. Yet, for many patients with opiate addiction, concierge treatment is the ideal solution. You get to live and home and continue with your daily life. Therapy can be done in-office or even by telemedicine. Doctor visits can be scheduled at your convenience. And, […]
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My pain is not ‘all in my head;why was I referred to a psychologist?Pain is generally not caused by stress or by emotions. However, stress, anxiety, and feelings such as worry, frustration, depression, or anger can make the physical pain seem even worse. Unfortunately, the very fact that a person has frequent or long lasting pain can by itself be stressful. Pain can also have a negative effect on other parts of a person’s life, which may lead to increased stress. Over time the person may begin to experience feelings […]
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Many pain problems are aggravated by excessive muscle tension which can strain joints, restrict blood vessels, and irritate nerves in addition to causing muscle strain. Learning to relax affected muscles can help alleviate the pain. However, most people are not aware of excess muscle tension because it feels “normal” to them. Biofeedback is a technique used to help people become aware of muscle tension and then learn to relax the affected muscles. Small sensors that measure muscle tension are placed on the skin over the affected area. Information from the […]
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The Sinclair Method: Using Naltrexone For Alcoholism The Sinclair Method created by Dr. John David Sinclair and publicized by actress Claudia Christian. Why did we forget about Naltrexone? In the practice of medically-assisted treatment for alcoholism and opioid addiction, naltrexone is rarely prescribed. Yet, several decades ago, naltrexone was promoted as the solution to alcoholism. Somehow, doctors stopped talking about it and stopped prescribing it over the years. Now, thanks to Dr. Sinclair and Claudia Christian, we are talking about it again. While there are controversial elements to Dr. Sinclair’s […]
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