Titan Recovery Centers is a family-owned rehab in Las Vegas. Our rehab was founded by two siblings who have experience in recovery and are passionate about helping others on the healing journey. If you struggle with substances, call us today!
You’ll receive focused treatment to address your substance use disorder in either PHP or IOP. We also provide dual diagnosis treatment if you have a co-occurring mental health disorder. Our private, boutique facility offers specialized support using evidence-based practices. At Titan Recovery Centers, you will have access to a variety of therapies to help treat the physical and psychological symptoms of addiction. Contact our team today to learn how to get started on your recovery with us!
LGBTQIA Treatment for Addiction
What We Treat
When you come to Titan Recovery Centers, you will feel supported and cared for. Our addiction treatment programs offer flexible day treatment, therapy, and intensive support as we help you overcome addiction. We treat the following:
Gambling addiction, or compulsive gambling disorder, is characterized by an uncontrollable urge to gamble despite financial, emotional, or social harm. Symptoms include chasing losses, lying about gambling habits, and risking relationships or employment for gambling. Like substance addictions, it alters brain chemistry, creating dependency on the thrill of betting. Treatment typically involves therapy, financial counseling, and support groups like Gamblers Anonymous.
Alcohol addiction (alcohol use disorder, AUD) is a chronic disease marked by an inability to control drinking despite health, legal, or social consequences. Symptoms include cravings, increased tolerance, withdrawal symptoms (shaking, nausea, anxiety), and continued use despite negative effects. Long-term abuse damages the liver, brain, and heart. Treatment may include detox, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), therapy, and support groups like AA.
Cocaine addiction is a stimulant use disorder involving compulsive cocaine use, leading to euphoria, hyperstimulation, and severe crashes. Chronic use causes paranoia, heart damage, and financial/legal ruin. Withdrawal brings depression, fatigue, and intense cravings. Treatment often includes behavioral therapies (CBT, contingency management), support groups, and sometimes medications to manage withdrawal and cravings.
Fentanyl addiction is an opioid use disorder involving dependence on this extremely potent synthetic opioid, up to 50x stronger than heroin. Even short-term use can lead to fatal overdose due to its high potency. Addiction develops rapidly, with withdrawal symptoms including severe pain, nausea, and agitation. Treatment requires medically supervised detox, MAT (methadone, buprenorphine), and long-term therapy to prevent relapse.
Heroin addiction is a severe opioid use disorder marked by compulsive use, leading to physical dependence and devastating health/social consequences. Withdrawal symptoms (muscle pain, vomiting, insomnia) drive continued use. The overdose risk is high due to unpredictable potency. Treatment includes detox, MAT (Suboxone, methadone), and behavioral therapies to address underlying trauma or mental health issues.
Prescription drug addiction involves dependency on medications like opioids (OxyContin, Vicodin), benzodiazepines (Xanax, Valium), or stimulants (Adderall). Misuse—taking higher doses or using without a prescription—leads to tolerance, withdrawal, and health risks. Treatment includes tapering, MAT for opioids, and therapy to address the root causes of misuse.
Methamphetamine (meth) addiction is a stimulant use disorder causing extreme euphoria, energy, and subsequent crashes. Chronic use leads to psychosis, tooth decay (“meth mouth”), heart damage, and cognitive decline. Withdrawal involves severe depression and fatigue. Treatment requires long-term behavioral therapy, contingency management, and support groups due to high relapse rates.
Resources for Recovery
Relapse prevention is a cornerstone of our approach, incorporating cognitive-behavioral techniques, trigger identification, and personalized recovery planning to help clients maintain sobriety in real-world situations. We also prioritize family support, offering counseling, therapy sessions, and psychoeducation to rebuild trust, improve communication, and create a stable home environment for sustained recovery. Through these resources, we equip both individuals and their loved ones with the tools needed for lasting healing and resilience.
Therapy for Addiction
For whole-person wellness, our holistic therapies, including yoga, reiki, and meditation, help restore balance, reduce stress, and strengthen mind-body resilience. By integrating these proven therapies, we equip clients with the tools they need to achieve lasting sobriety and a fulfilling life in recovery.
