Nutrition Guidance

At The Waters, we offer a comprehensive range of services tailored to meet your individual health goals:

How We Can Help You

Drug Detox Therapy

For a complete recovery, you will have to detoxify the drug from your system, giving you a clear mind to truly focus on recovery. This is a crucial stage closely monitored by a Physician.

Mental Health Evaluation

We suggest mental health therapy to every patient who we are treating for drug addiction. This form of therapy better helps us identify the underlying reasons for the addiction.

Medication-Assisted Therapy

For some, government-approved medications may aid in withdrawal and relapse prevention. We consider if medication will, in fact, be helpful on a case-by-case basis.

IV Hydration Therapy

IV Infusions are known to promote wellness, speed up recovery, and boost energy levels. Our blend of vitamins and electrolytes help hydrate the body and improve the detoxification process.

In Your Home

In a Luxury Hotel

In a Private Clinic

Get in Touch with Us

We’re here to support your wellness journey. Whether you have questions about our services or need personalized health advice, don’t hesitate to reach out—contact us today, and let’s start building a healthier future together.

Our Professional Program

Addiction Treatment and Wellness Programs for Physicians, Lawyers, Business Executives, Professional Athletes, Celebrities, and Public Office Holders.

Our Detox Program

Adderall Addiction

Most commonly used to treat Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Adderall has significant abuse potential.

Cocaine Addiction

Cocaine use comes accompanied by both uncomfortable short-term effects and dangerous long-term effects.

Hydrocodone Addiction

Hydrocodone, a Schedule II drug, is one of the most widely prescribed pain relievers because of its potency and effectiveness.

Opioid Addiction

Properly treating an opiate addiction starts with understanding opioids — which can be difficult since many drugs fall under the opioid umbrella

Tramadol Addiction

Once a person develops dependence to Tramadol, abrupt cessation of the drug causes unpleasant withdrawal symptoms.

Xanax Addiction

The line between safe use of benzodiazepines such as Xanax (alprazolam), Valium (diazepam), Ativan (lorazepam) and addiction is often blurred.

Assessment

Our expert doctors assess the nature and extent of the substance use disorder as well as any chronic illnesses or co-existing mental health conditions.

Treatment Plan

Each drug detox and rehab program is developed according to an evidence-based treatment plan (EBT) for addiction. This means your care plan is based on scientific evidence and extensive academic studies that document proven success and effectiveness. The National Alliance on Mental Illness acknowledges this practice as a way to monitor your addiction treatment and help you establish realistic goals.

Treatment

At our Nashville outpatient addiction treatment center, we focus on the whole person. Our approach to drug rehab is based on the following components necessary to build the skills you need to maintain long-term sobriety, after your time in our Nashville addiction treatment center is complete.

Case Management

Following detox we may recommend:

Extended Care

This phase gives you access to services that facilitate your transition into independent living while addressing physiological, psychological and spiritual concerns.

Evaluation

Evaluation determines how successful your acute medical detox treatment has been in helping you cease unhealthy behaviors and maintain sober living.

Monitoring

Our doctors will check in to monitor progress and address concerns.

Symptoms of drug abuse:

Intense urges for the drug
“Needing” to use the drug regularly
Building a tolerance for the drug — or needing to take more of it than before to feel the same effects
Spending excessive amounts of money on the drug
Failing to maintain responsibilities
Engaging in risky behaviors

Failing to quit taking the drug, even when attempted
Experiencing withdrawal symptoms when you stop taking the drug
Taking in larger amounts or using longer than intended
Unable to cut down or stop using
Spending a lot of time getting, using, or recovering from use
Cravings

Work/Home/School responsibilities suffer
Continue to use despite relationship problems
Giving up social/recreational/ occupational activities
Using substances repeatedly despite dangerous situations as a result
Continuing to use despite worsening of physical/psychological problems
Tolerance
Withdrawal symptoms

Have Questions?

Doctors will ensure you have a general understanding of drug addiction and the importance of seeking treatment with a board-certified physician for drug detox.