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Miami, FL – July 19, 2018 – Miami Suboxone Doctor provides Suboxone Treatment and addiction counseling at its new Suboxone clinic. Their goal is to give the Miami community a safe place and welcoming environment to find help for opiate addiction. With their specialty in psychiatric services, they help both the body and the mind recover from the pain and stress of addiction.
Miami Suboxone Doctor is led by a board-certified psychiatrist who specializes in adult and geriatric patients. With over 8 years of experience in Broward and Dade county as well as internationally, Miami Suboxone Doctor has an unparalleled level of expertise in mental health. “When human beings experience trauma, it is not uncommon for their lives to unravel. We are dedicated to helping our patients take back control of their lives through Suboxone Treatment,” says Dr. Patrick Pinchinat. “Our mental health professionals can help give patients personalized coping strategies and the psychological support they need for long-lasting recovery.”
Miami Suboxone Doctor’s core belief is in the importance of emotional and psychological care alongside medical care during addiction treatment. “To free yourself from addiction, you have to understand what caused the addiction. Our counselors can help patients look into their past behaviors and feelings to develop a deeper understanding of themselves and their addiction to prevent future relapse,” explains Dr. Patrick Pinchinat. “What makes Miami Suboxone Doctor so special is our commitment to your mental health. We can assist you with depression, anxiety, or other challenges alongside your opioid dependence.”
Contact Miami Suboxone Doctor
Address: 8260 NE 2nd Ave, Miami FL, 33138
Phone: (305) 697-5593
Website: https://miami-suboxonedoctor.com/
Hours: Monday – Friday: 9:00am – 7:00pm
What is Suboxone®?
Suboxone medication is an effective treatment for those suffering from opiate addiction. It is key in ensuring a more safe and comfortable recovery.
This prescription medication is taken sublingually as a film and helps alleviate the pain of withdrawal. Suboxone’s two main ingredients, Buprenorphine and Naloxone, guard the brain against the effects of opiates, by preventing any opiates from binding to the brain’s receptors. By taking Suboxone, patients are able to function normally in their daily lives and work towards a successful recovery.
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