Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers (TROSA) Claimed

About Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers (TROSA)

TROSA stands for Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers, and they provide a holistic approach to recovery for people with alcohol and opioid use disorders in Durham, North Carolina, the home of Duke University. Using daily antagonist drugs such as naltrexone, they offer and arrange medication assisted treatment (MAT) options in accordance with medical advice.

They make appointments with nearby providers for people taking long acting agonists like Sublocade. As you join their community the team will assist you in switching from daily dosage agonists to a long-acting partial agonist. Their services may require insurance, but they help eligible residents access supplemental payment options like Medicaid or VA healthcare. However, uninsured clients can still receive help here.

An important part of their program is education. In order to lower the risk of relapse and overdose residents are taught about the neurobiological effects of addiction as well as the different medications available. They honor the decisions each resident makes about MAT and support a variety of recovery pathways.

Their facility is not a detoxification center, and they offer all services including housing, clothing, food and personal care products for free. Their full-day, structured treatment program is intended to assist you in achieving and sustaining long term recovery. You will participate in a variety of activities that encourage everyday behavior changes and life skills under the direction of program graduates, peer leaders, licensed and certified professionals, and trained support specialists.

Community service projects are essential to their process because they give you the chance to recognize and practice changes in a safe setting. Residents also take part in classes, seminars, and group activities that address issues like goal setting, stress management, relapse prevention and anger management. Group activities, special events, and areas set aside for entertainment exercise and artistic and musical endeavors provide additional chances for enjoyment and discovery during the recuperation process.