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Options Treatment Programs - Appleton
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Options Treatment Programs - Appleton
1000 N Lynndale Dr Appleton, WI

Options Treatment Programs in Appleton, Wisconsin provides comprehensive treatment for dual diagnosis, mental health, drug addiction, and alcoholism with outpatient care covered by private health insurance, offering individual and group therapy, medication support, relapse prevention, and educational classes using evidence-based methods, accredited by The Joint Commission and licensed by the State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services.

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Options Treatment Programs - Oshkosh
Options Treatment Programs - Oshkosh
502 E New York Ave Oshkosh, WI

Options Treatment Programs - Oshkosh in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, is an accredited addiction treatment facility offering a comprehensive continuum of care focused on the physical, mental, and spiritual aspects of addiction recovery through evidence-based practices, individual and group therapy, and experiential therapies such as art, music, and yoga.

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