Waismann Method Detox Center

It’s not an easy choice but when you decide to get help, this is the place to go. They make sure you’re comfortable and the staff is amazingly caring.

Just a question? Why don’t you go after the opiate settlement money floating around our towns and states and ask for the money to give scholarships for people who want this but can’t afford it. Better hurry tho because they are going to either waste it on dumb crap or use it to help their cronies personally. Just saying….

☆This is a 2 year update to my comment☆ Well, I've been able to maintain abstinence from opioids still! Times have been hard: Family stress, big changes and situations that have triggered me beyond belief. Yet, I still have refused to go back to my old ways of using opiates to turn off my feelings and emotions. Truly, the treatment I received through the Waismann Method and DOMUS center continue to keep me on a path of an opiate free life. The ups and downs of life are still a struggle, as they are for everyone. But with continued therapy and support, I've managed to combat the intrusive thoughts that rise up when things look and feel impossible. I'll say it before and I'll say it again: I believe I wouldn't be here to write this review, or live this gift we call life had I not had the treatment I received. Thanks again to everyone who makes this program happen. And if you or a loved one are ready, truly ready to be free of your opioid addiction, this is it. Worth every penny and then some. *This is a 1 year edit to my comment* **Since leaving, life has not been easy. Stress, trauma and mental health have all been a major part of this recovery time. Yet, here I am, no desire to use opiates as my "off button" for stress. When intrusive thoughts of using or past use arise, Im able to shift from a longing to numb myself to a reminder of how far I've come. I want to take this time to thank the staff at Domus and those who took such good care of me at the hospital. It wasn't a walk in the park, and certainly wasn't enjoyable to go through such a procedure, but I was well taken care of and made to feel as comfortable as possible. So if you're reading this, take it from someone who thought addiction WAS the only life I could know: You can do this. Sticking with aftercare has been crucial, I have some amazing practitioners but aftercare looks different for everyone. I did experience some PAWS symptoms (to be expected) about a few months after coming home. Which is why I so highly recommend some form of therapy as your transformation is slowly taking place. I felt like a million bucks when I got home, but that cloud 9 feeling slowly left as my brain continued to go through the process of degrading old neuro pathways and using new coping skills to deal with life. Rest. It's so important in my opinion to be able to rest afterwards. I felt like I wanted to run a marathon, only to realize 20 paces in that my body needs rest. Security. Again, just my opinion, but to go to Domus and then return to a life where you're surrounded by risky situations is foolish. I don't mean living in a cave, but prepare before you go. Say goodbye to the people you won't want to see. Tell them what you're doing, maybe they'll see you going for it and want to make changes for themselves. Just don't go back to tell them how clean you are, it's not worth it. It hurts to see others where we were, and can be triggering. So til next year, I wish the best to anyone considering the freedom that can come from this treatment.**

When times seem to be at their darkest, don't despair- a glimmer of hope lies just over the horizon. If you follow it through and never give up on yourself or your dreams, that light can bring immense joy into your life; so, hold tight, the answer might be right here; it was for me.

This experience saved my life, i was struggling and had no way out until I found this rapid detox. From the first day everyone at the hospital took such good care of me and attended to my every need so I was comfortable, after the procedure I was taken to the domus house retreat, the first 3 days weren’t easy to be honest but it got easier and easier as the days went by. The staff at the house were great very attentive and nice the food was amazing and the rooms are super comfortable. If you’re struggling and you really wanna make a difference in your life this experience was well worth it you can’t put a value on your life.

What I would like to know, is how many people have died from this treatment? Honestly.. You can’t 100% guarantee they’ll live.. You are giving an opiate addict anesthesia and putting them into a medically induced coma. So statistically speaking, they’re will be some casualties. Benzos and opiates alone can kill a person but try mixing opioids with a drug made to slow breathing to the point the patient is unconscious. Now just think about that before you go spend $20k. Is free medical detox hell? Oh definitely. Do you get five star chefs cooking you meals? Possibly… but is there a chance you will die? Never.. I’m sure this sounds amazing to all of us but you could also go through a regular medically supervised 3 day detox guaranteed to survive and coming out with $20k to spend on a 2 week trip to the Bahamas. 🤷🏼‍♀️

The world of opioid addiction needs to know that AN ANGEL has been sent to Scharmon !! I have a very loud voice & I am going to shout to the people who are dealing with this beast but just can’t get through the withdrawal nor the beast of burden called TREATMENT CENTERS, let your ears hear me !!! Weismann method They are only interested in crossing the first bridge and that is just getting your body rid of physical pains before you are ready to cross the other bridge addressing the emotional pains and such

This place saved my life, it’s NOT easy but it is worth it. The staff are really sweet and caring, the aftercare is beautiful even though you can’t really enjoy it because you’re recovering. Still a nice touch. The doctor is knowledgeable and the nurses are lovely. I highly recommend this detox.