800-262-4205Travco Behavioral Health – Boardman
About Travco Behavioral Health – Boardman
Travco Behavioral Health in Boardman, Ohio, has a comprehensive approach to addiction treatment. This includes medication assisted treatment therapies. Their use of opioid agonist medications like Suboxone has been shown to reduce morbidity and mortality rates. Additionally this approach decreases criminal activity, increases social functioning and enhances treatment retention.
They use Suboxone to lower withdrawal symptoms. To reduce addiction related cravings they use medications like naltrexone and suboxone which aid in drug cessation. By blocking the euphoric effects of alcohol and opioids on brain receptors, these medications help people recover in a safer manner.
They offer general outpatient and intensive treatment for substance abuse in adolescents and adults. For eight to twelve weeks, their IOP comprises three-hour group therapy sessions three days a week. The general outpatient track which is a step down from IOP provides help twice a week. In order to maintain accountability they offer urinalysis testing in addition to group therapy.
Their nurses will keep an eye on vital signs and inform patients about their prescribed medications. They offer personalized evaluations carried out by addiction experts. Their relapse prevention programs give participants the tools they need to stay sober and get past obstacles in their recovery.
Another essential service is case management which makes sure that people get the help they require. For clients under court orders, a liaison is responsible for attending specialized docket courts. Additionally, they give judges updates on their client’s progress in treatment. They provide you comprehensive and inspiring support during your recovery.
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Non-intensive outpatient care here is the step down from the intensive outpatient program, and it’s offered two days a week. |
After an inpatient residential stay, continuing care can run through First Step Recovery, which sits in the same family of centers as Travco. |
Outpatient treatment covers chemical dependency along with emotional or behavioral issues, in the same program. |
Travco’s intensive outpatient runs three hours in a morning slot or an afternoon slot, on three days each week. The course lasts eight to 12 weeks, and an evening IOP is also offered at Boardman for adolescents and adults. |
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Outpatient detox gives you access to medically supervised withdrawal services while still allowing you to live at home. You’ll attend a clinic for treatment and monitoring. This flexible option is suitable for those with mild to moderate withdrawal symptoms who have strong support systems. |
Medication treatment here covers Suboxone and Vivitrol for addiction, plus Spravato for chronic depression. Those are the medicines named for this care. |
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Travco serves children, adolescents and adults. The intensive outpatient groups are group therapy for addiction, open to adolescents and adults. |
Alcohol addiction treatment is available through the outpatient program, where Vivitrol injections and counseling help adults reduce alcohol cravings while co-occurring mental health conditions receive attention from the clinical team. |
Cognitive behavioral therapy works on thought patterns and belief systems, with the aim of changing problem behavior. |
Men receive outpatient substance use care that blends medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone, Vivitrol, and Sublocade alongside individual, group, and family counseling and co-occurring mental health treatment within a structured adult program. |
Opioid addiction treatment at Travco Behavioral Health includes an Opioid Treatment Program offering buprenorphine-based Suboxone plus Vivitrol and Sublocade injections, paired with counseling that eases withdrawal symptoms and supports long-term recovery. |
Rational behavior therapy helps you identify irrational beliefs that contribute to an addiction. Challenging and modifying those beliefs helps you develop healthier attitudes and behaviors. This therapy supports long term sobriety and sustainable recovery.
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Women seeking outpatient addiction treatment can access medication-assisted treatment, individual, group, and family counseling, and dual diagnosis mental health support at the Travco Behavioral Health location on Market Street in Boardman, Ohio. |
Young adult programs are designed for individuals who are transitioning into adulthood. Topics of discussion typically include identity, independence and peer relationships. Providers may also offer life skills training and career support.
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Levels of Care
Non-intensive outpatient care here is the step down from the intensive outpatient program, and it’s offered two days a week.
After an inpatient residential stay, continuing care can run through First Step Recovery, which sits in the same family of centers as Travco.
Outpatient treatment covers chemical dependency along with emotional or behavioral issues, in the same program.
Travco’s intensive outpatient runs three hours in a morning slot or an afternoon slot, on three days each week. The course lasts eight to 12 weeks, and an evening IOP is also offered at Boardman for adolescents and adults.
Detox Service Setting
Outpatient detox gives you access to medically supervised withdrawal services while still allowing you to live at home. You’ll attend a clinic for treatment and monitoring. This flexible option is suitable for those with mild to moderate withdrawal symptoms who have strong support systems.
Medication treatment here covers Suboxone and Vivitrol for addiction, plus Spravato for chronic depression. Those are the medicines named for this care.
Programs
Travco serves children, adolescents and adults. The intensive outpatient groups are group therapy for addiction, open to adolescents and adults.
Alcohol addiction treatment is available through the outpatient program, where Vivitrol injections and counseling help adults reduce alcohol cravings while co-occurring mental health conditions receive attention from the clinical team.
Cognitive behavioral therapy works on thought patterns and belief systems, with the aim of changing problem behavior.
Men receive outpatient substance use care that blends medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone, Vivitrol, and Sublocade alongside individual, group, and family counseling and co-occurring mental health treatment within a structured adult program.
Opioid addiction treatment at Travco Behavioral Health includes an Opioid Treatment Program offering buprenorphine-based Suboxone plus Vivitrol and Sublocade injections, paired with counseling that eases withdrawal symptoms and supports long-term recovery.
Women seeking outpatient addiction treatment can access medication-assisted treatment, individual, group, and family counseling, and dual diagnosis mental health support at the Travco Behavioral Health location on Market Street in Boardman, Ohio.
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- Monday 9AM - 8PM
- Tuesday 9AM - 5PM
- Wednesday 9AM - 8PM
- Thursday 9AM - 6PM
- Friday 9AM - 3PM
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FAQs
Which medicines are used for addiction and for depression?
Buprenorphine, also called Suboxone, and naltrexone, also called Vivitrol, are used to reduce cravings tied to addiction. Spravato is a nasal spray used with an oral antidepressant, and Travco is a certified provider of it.
What levels of care does Travco Behavioral Health offer in Boardman?
Intensive outpatient groups meet three hours a day, three days each week, for eight to 12 weeks, and Boardman also has an evening IOP. Non-intensive outpatient is the step down, two days a week. Medication treatment uses Suboxone and Vivitrol, and outpatient care also covers emotional or behavioral issues alongside chemical dependency. Continuing care after an inpatient residential stay is the aftercare planning piece, through First Step Recovery.
How is the intensive outpatient schedule set up?
Sessions run three hours, either in the morning or in the afternoon, and they happen on three days each week. The course lasts eight to 12 weeks. There’s an evening IOP at Boardman too. Non-intensive outpatient, the step down, meets two days a week.
Which insurance plans does the Boardman office accept?
Medicare, Medicaid and most private insurances are accepted at Travco Behavioral Health. NeuroStar is covered by most insurance, and there’s a self-pay option for that therapy.
Who can get treatment, from kids through adults?
Children, adolescents and adults can all be seen. Addiction Treatment Options for the Hispanic Community are at designated locations only, so that program isn’t at every office. The age span and that location limit are separate facts.