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Get Your Life Back With The Symetria Method®

If you can’t imagine a day without your substance of choice, you’ve come to the right place. The Symetria Method® is a unique, holistic, and highly respectful approach to SUD (substance use disorder) recovery – because all-or-nothing isn’t your only option.

At Symetria Recovery® , you choose your goals, and we help you achieve them, measuring your success with every positive change. We’ll help you discover a compassionate recovery you can live with while helping you to define and resolve underlying challenges that feed your substance abuse.

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All-or-Nothing Isn’t Your Only Option

Symetria Recovery is a place where all are welcome and safe. Whether you’re looking to cut back or pursue lifelong sobriety, we’re here to help — because we’re not just another methadone clinic. We recognize that recovery isn’t about checking boxes or fitting into a mold; it’s about actually feeling better, whatever that takes and whatever that means for you. That’s why we use a well-rounded approach to recovery that combines medication-assisted treatment (MAT) with mental health, social support, and compassionate care. It’s a proven method that has helped us renew thousands of lives.

The Symetria Method® Works

The medical community commonly uses relapse rates to evaluate the effectiveness of a drug and alcohol addiction treatment program. In other programs, 90% of opioid or alcohol-addicted patients relapse. Here at Symetria, only 11% of our patients experience relapse or return to previous use patterns — clearly highlighting the success of our approach.

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A Unique Holistic Approach Under One Roof

As a leading outpatient opioid and alcohol addiction treatment provider, Symetria Recovery specializes in comprehensive treatment for individuals struggling with substance use addiction, with a deep specialization in opioid use disorder. Our experienced addiction specialization doctors use a method of treatment that includes FDA-approved medications, coupled with our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), unlimited individual counseling, family counseling and OP programming. To further support recovery, every Symetria location is equipped with an on-site pharmacy, providing immediate access to methadone, Suboxone, naltrexone, buprenorphine and many other medications, so you can feel better right away.

If you’re searching for a trusted outpatient MAT clinic providing Suboxone®/buprenorphine, methadone, naltrexone, buprenorphine and many other medications, so you can feel better right away. We have same-day and next-day appointments available!

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Serving Texas and the Chicagoland Area

We serve Chicago and the surrounding suburbs, the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, and Houston, including College Station.

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Recovery With Respect

Founded in 2006 by highly regarded addiction medicine specialists, Symetria Recovery is an outpatient drug addiction treatment provider headquartered in Naperville, Illinois. The organization specializes in treating opioid and alcohol use disorders through a comprehensive approach known as The Symetria Method®, which integrates medication-assisted treatment (MAT), ancillary psychiatry, unlimited individual one-on-one counseling, IOP group therapy and family counseling, all within a single outpatient setting.

Today, Symetria operates over a dozen clinics across Illinois and Texas, and we’re accredited with the CARF Gold Seal and Blue Distinction from Blue Cross Blue Shield, ranking among the top drug and alcohol addiction treatment centers for quality care and patient outcomes.

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