Addiction doesn’t define you—and recovery is possible. At Vigeo Wellness, we understand that overcoming substance use disorders requires more than willpower. It takes comprehensive, compassionate care that addresses both the physical and psychological aspects of addiction. Whether you’re struggling with alcohol dependence, opioid addiction, or other substance use disorders, our team offers multiple evidence-based treatment options tailored to your unique needs.
You don’t have to face this alone. We’re here to guide you toward lasting recovery.
Addiction is a chronic medical condition that changes the brain’s reward, motivation, and memory systems. It’s not a moral failing or weakness—it’s a disease requiring professional treatment, just like diabetes or heart disease.
Common signs include: intense cravings that feel overwhelming, loss of control over substance use despite wanting to quit, continued use even when causing problems in relationships or work, needing more of the substance to achieve the same effect (tolerance), withdrawal symptoms when trying to stop, and neglecting responsibilities and activities once enjoyed.
The good news? With the right treatment approach, recovery is absolutely achievable. At Vigeo Wellness, we combine multiple evidence-based therapies to give you the best chance at long-term success.
At Vigeo Wellness, we believe effective addiction treatment requires a personalized, multi-faceted approach. We offer several FDA-approved medications and innovative therapies, all delivered with compassion and expertise.
✓ Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) with Suboxone, naltrexone, and other FDA-approved medications
✓ Ketamine-Assisted Therapy for addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions
✓ Psychiatric evaluation and ongoing medication management
✓ Integration with therapy and counseling services through our partner network
✓ Coordinated care with your existing treatment team when appropriate
We work closely with you to determine which treatment options will be most effective for your specific situation.
Medication-Assisted Treatment combines FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapies to treat substance use disorders. Research consistently shows that MAT significantly improves recovery outcomes and reduces the risk of fatal overdose by approximately 50%.
What is Suboxone?
Suboxone is a combination medication containing buprenorphine (a partial opioid agonist) and naloxone (an opioid blocker). It’s one of the most effective treatments for opioid use disorder and has helped thousands of people reclaim their lives from opioid addiction.
How Suboxone Works:
Suboxone works by binding to the same opioid receptors in your brain as heroin, fentanyl, or prescription painkillers—but without producing the dangerous high. This unique mechanism:
The Suboxone Treatment Process:
Benefits of Suboxone Treatment:
✓ Can be prescribed in an outpatient setting—no need for daily clinic visits like with methadone
✓ Lower abuse potential compared to full opioid agonists
✓ Proven to improve treatment retention and reduce illicit opioid use
✓ Safe for long-term maintenance—many patients benefit from staying on Suboxone for extended periods
✓ Allows you to function normally at work, school, and in daily life
Is Suboxone Right for You?
Suboxone may be an excellent option if you:
Important Safety Information:
Suboxone must be taken exactly as prescribed. Misuse can be dangerous, and mixing Suboxone with benzodiazepines, alcohol, or other sedatives can cause severe respiratory depression. We’ll provide thorough education about safe use and storage, especially if you have children in your home.
What is Naltrexone?
Naltrexone is an opioid antagonist (blocker) medication approved by the FDA to treat both alcohol use disorder and opioid use disorder. Unlike Suboxone, naltrexone contains no opioids—it simply blocks opioid receptors in the brain.
Available Forms:
How Naltrexone Works for Alcohol Addiction:
For alcohol use disorder, naltrexone reduces the pleasurable effects of drinking and decreases alcohol cravings. It works by blocking endogenous opioids (your body’s natural “feel-good” chemicals) that are released when you drink. This makes alcohol less rewarding and easier to resist.
Research shows that naltrexone:
How Naltrexone Works for Opioid Addiction:
For opioid use disorder, naltrexone blocks the effects of opioids at the receptor level. If someone taking naltrexone uses heroin or other opioids, they won’t feel the euphoric high. This removes the reinforcing effects of opioid use and helps reduce cravings over time.
Vivitrol: The Once-Monthly Option
Vivitrol is an extended-release injectable form of naltrexone that offers several advantages:
✓ No daily pills to remember – one injection lasts a full month
✓ Guaranteed compliance – once injected, the medication works for 30 days
✓ Proven effectiveness – FDA-approved for alcohol dependence (2006) and opioid dependence (2010)
✓ No abuse potential – cannot be diverted or misused
The Naltrexone Treatment Process:
Is Naltrexone/Vivitrol Right for You?
Naltrexone may be ideal if you:
Important Considerations:
Unlike Suboxone, you must be fully detoxed from opioids before starting naltrexone. Starting too soon can cause severe precipitated withdrawal. We’ll carefully assess your readiness and may perform a naloxone challenge test to ensure it’s safe to begin treatment.
Ketamine represents an exciting frontier in addiction treatment. While traditionally used for depression and chronic pain, research now shows ketamine can be highly effective for substance use disorders—especially when combined with therapy.
Rapid Reduction of Cravings:
Many patients experience significant decreases in cravings within hours of their first ketamine treatment, providing immediate relief during the critical early stages of recovery.
Neuroplasticity Enhancement:
Ketamine promotes rapid neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to form new neural connections. This helps “rewire” addiction-related pathways and makes it easier to establish new, healthier patterns.
Treatment of Co-Occurring Depression & Anxiety:
Up to 70% of people with substance use disorders also struggle with depression, anxiety, or PTSD. Ketamine treats both conditions simultaneously, addressing root causes of substance use.
Disruption of Maladaptive Memories:
Research suggests ketamine may help disrupt the reconsolidation of drug-related memories, making triggers less powerful and reducing the automatic urge to use.
Enhanced Therapy Effectiveness:
The unique mental state during ketamine treatment creates a “window of plasticity” where therapy can be more effective, insights come more easily, and new perspectives on addiction can emerge.
Research demonstrates ketamine’s effectiveness across multiple substance use disorders. Studies show it can prolong abstinence from alcohol for up to two years, reduce opioid cravings and improve abstinence rates when combined with therapy, decrease cocaine cravings and use, and reduce cannabis consumption while increasing confidence in maintaining abstinence. The research is particularly compelling when ketamine is paired with comprehensive addiction treatment and therapy.
We offer both standard ketamine infusion therapy—IV infusions administered in private rooms with continuous medical monitoring—and Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), which combines ketamine with specialized therapy led by Cameron Schober, LPC-S, LMFT-S. KAP provides an intensive approach that helps you process trauma, gain insights, and develop coping strategies during the unique ketamine state.
Treatment typically involves an initial consultation, six infusions over 2-3 weeks, integration therapy sessions, booster treatments as needed, and ongoing psychiatric support coordinated with your recovery program.
Alcohol use disorder is one of the most common addictions in America, affecting over 14 million adults. Despite its prevalence, stigma and shame prevent many people from seeking help. At Vigeo Wellness, we provide a judgment-free space where you can get the support you deserve.
We offer multiple medication options including naltrexone/Vivitrol to reduce cravings and block alcohol’s rewarding effects, ketamine therapy to address underlying depression and anxiety while disrupting drinking patterns, and coordination with primary providers for additional medications like acamprosate or disulfiram when appropriate.
Our integrated approach combines medication with psychiatric evaluation and ongoing management, connection to counseling and therapy through our partner network, treatment of co-occurring depression, anxiety, and trauma, and support for managing withdrawal symptoms when medically appropriate, along with long-term maintenance planning and relapse prevention strategies.
If you’re physically dependent on alcohol, suddenly stopping can be dangerous. While we don’t provide intensive medical detox at our clinic, we can assess your withdrawal risk, coordinate with appropriate medical detox facilities when needed, provide medication support during and after detoxification, and begin your long-term treatment plan once you’re medically stable.
Never attempt to stop heavy alcohol use suddenly without medical supervision. Alcohol withdrawal can cause seizures and other serious complications.
The opioid epidemic has devastated communities across America. Whether your struggle began with prescription painkillers or progressed to heroin or fentanyl, effective treatment is available. At Vigeo Wellness, we offer multiple evidence-based approaches to help you overcome opioid addiction.
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT):
The gold standard for opioid addiction treatment combines medication with counseling. We offer:
Ketamine-Assisted Therapy:
An innovative complementary approach that:
Psychiatric Support:
Comprehensive mental health care including:
Your journey begins with a comprehensive evaluation to understand your opioid use history, previous treatment attempts, and individual needs. We’ll develop a treatment plan selecting the most appropriate medication(s) and supportive therapies, carefully initiate your chosen medication with close monitoring, adjust doses and add supportive treatments during stabilization, provide long-term medication management, therapy, and relapse prevention, and when you’re ready, support tapering medication under medical supervision if desired.
While there are no FDA-approved medications specifically for cocaine or methamphetamine addiction, treatment remains highly effective. Ketamine therapy shows promise in reducing cocaine cravings and use, while also addressing the severe depression that often follows stimulant withdrawal. We provide comprehensive psychiatric support, including treatment for co-occurring conditions, connection to specialized counseling, and long-term support throughout recovery.
Cannabis addiction is real and can significantly impact your life. Treatment options include ketamine therapy (with emerging research showing promise), psychiatric evaluation and treatment of underlying anxiety or depression, behavioral therapy referrals, and medication management for co-occurring conditions.
Many people struggle with more than one substance simultaneously. Our comprehensive approach addresses multiple dependencies, complex drug interactions, underlying trauma and mental health conditions, and the social and environmental factors affecting recovery.
Your recovery deserves expert guidance. Our multidisciplinary team brings together board-certified anesthesia providers with extensive ketamine experience, a board-certified psychiatrist specializing in addiction medicine, psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners trained in addiction treatment, and a licensed therapist who specializes in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. This depth of expertise means you’ll receive care from professionals who truly understand the complexities of addiction and recovery.
Recovery isn’t one-size-fits-all. At Vigeo Wellness, you have access to FDA-approved medications like Suboxone and naltrexone, innovative ketamine therapy, comprehensive psychiatric medication management, and coordinated care with therapy and counseling services. We also address co-occurring mental health conditions that often accompany addiction, ensuring you receive truly integrated care under one roof.
The moment you walk through our doors, you’ll experience a different kind of care. We see addiction for what it is—a disease, not a moral failing—and we treat every patient with the dignity and respect they deserve. No judgment. No shame. Just evidence-based treatment delivered with genuine compassion. We believe in your capacity for recovery and will support you every step of the way, recognizing that everyone’s path to healing looks different.
Recovery begins with feeling safe. Our spa-like clinic offers private treatment rooms designed for comfort and confidentiality, creating a non-clinical atmosphere where healing can happen. Every aspect of your care is HIPAA-compliant, and our welcoming environment helps ease the anxiety that often comes with seeking treatment. This is your safe space to begin your journey toward wellness.
Addiction rarely exists in isolation, which is why we treat the whole person—not just the substance use. Our integrated approach addresses co-occurring depression and anxiety, PTSD and trauma, and other psychiatric conditions that may be fueling your addiction or making recovery more difficult. By treating all aspects of your mental health simultaneously, we give you the best foundation for lasting recovery.
Medication-Assisted Treatment addresses the brain changes caused by addiction. Medications like Suboxone and naltrexone work at opioid receptors to reduce cravings, block euphoric effects, and help normalize brain chemistry disrupted by chronic substance use. By eliminating or reducing withdrawal symptoms, MAT allows you to focus on building recovery skills rather than battling physical dependence.
Ketamine operates through glutamate modulation, affecting the brain’s learning and memory systems to promote rapid neuroplasticity—essentially helping your brain form new, healthier patterns. It also provides fast-acting relief from co-occurring depression that often drives substance use, and emerging research suggests it may disrupt drug-related memories, weakening the power of triggers over time.
During your initial consultation, we’ll discuss your unique situation and recommend the approach most likely to help you succeed. Factors we consider include: type of substance, severity of addiction, previous treatment history, co-occurring conditions, personal preferences, and treatment goals.
906 W Cannon St. Suite 100
Fort Worth, TX 76104
817-634-5521
1800 Lone Oak Rd Ste 10
Weatherford, TX 76086
817-672-9407
Recovery from addiction is possible, and you deserve comprehensive, compassionate care. At Vigeo Wellness, we offer multiple evidence-based treatments because we know there’s no single solution that works for everyone.
Whether you’re seeking medication-assisted treatment, innovative ketamine therapy, or comprehensive psychiatric support, we’re here to help you reclaim your life.
You are not your addiction. You are not alone. There is hope.
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