Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is an evidence-based approach to treating opioid use disorder that combines medication with medical and psychiatric care. At Savvy Minds, we use Suboxone as part of a comprehensive treatment plan that supports both physical stability and mental health.

MAT is not a shortcut or a replacement for recovery—it is a medically sound treatment that helps reduce cravings, stabilize brain chemistry, and support long-term healing.

No. This is a common misconception.

Suboxone is a prescribed medication that is taken under medical supervision and used to treat opioid dependence—not create it. It helps reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings without producing the euphoric effects associated with opioid misuse. For many patients, Suboxone allows space to focus on recovery, mental health, and daily functioning.

Our MAT program is designed for individuals who value privacy, professionalism, and thoughtful care. Many of our patients are professionals, caregivers, or high-functioning adults who want discreet treatment in a calm, respectful setting.

We also specialize in treating individuals with co-occurring mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, or burnout.

At Savvy Minds, MAT is fully integrated with psychiatric care. This means:

• One provider overseeing both Suboxone treatment and mental health care

• Individualized treatment plans—not a clinic assembly-line approach

• Private, one-on-one appointments

• A trauma-informed, nonjudgmental environment

We treat the whole person, not just the substance use.

Yes. Confidentiality is a cornerstone of care at Savvy Minds.

All services are provided in a private setting and handled in accordance with strict medical privacy standards. We understand that many individuals seeking MAT have professional, personal, or legal concerns about privacy, and we take that responsibility seriously.

No. MAT at Savvy Minds is outpatient and individualized.

While therapy and additional support can be helpful, we do not require group participation or inpatient treatment to receive MAT. Your treatment plan is based on your needs, preferences, and clinical assessment.

Your initial visit includes:

• A comprehensive psychiatric evaluation

• A discussion of your substance use history and mental health

• Education about Suboxone and MAT

• A personalized treatment plan

Our approach is collaborative and respectful. There is no pressure, judgment, or expectation that you have everything figured out.

There is no one-size-fits-all timeline.

Some individuals use Suboxone short-term, while others benefit from longer-term maintenance. Decisions about duration are made thoughtfully and collaboratively, based on your stability, goals, and overall wellbeing—not arbitrary timelines.

Yes. Telehealth options are available for appropriate follow-up visits and psychiatric care, depending on clinical suitability and regulatory guidelines.

This allows flexibility while maintaining continuity of care.

That’s okay.

Many people come to us feeling unsure, conflicted, or overwhelmed. Reaching out does not commit you to treatment—it simply opens a conversation. We are here to provide clarity, information, and support at your pace.

You can request a confidential consultation through our website or by contacting our office directly. Our team will guide you through next steps with discretion and care.