We specialize in addiction treatment for opioid use disorders, including painkillers, heroin, fentanyl, kratom, and benzodiazepines.
We specialize in outpatient alcohol use disorder including oral or injectable naltrexone.
Focusing on overall health and wellness, Dr Melissa Ferrell can help you to recognize the triggers of anxiety and depression, remove the elements that cause/worse symptoms, and make healthy life changes that offer a recovery from anxiety and depression.
Ketamine therapy may offer relief for individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other conditions that have not responded adequately to traditional treatments. Ketamine can work differently from conventional medications by influencing the brain’s glutamate system and supporting neuroplasticity, potentially creating a window for meaningful therapeutic change.
At Active Recovery Care, we believe the best outcomes come from medication and therapy working together. Our ketamine treatment can be coordinated with your therapist, counselor, or life coach to help you make the most of this therapeutic window. With your permission, we collaborate with your existing care team to support shared goals, reinforce therapeutic insights, and help translate progress into lasting changes in thoughts, behaviors, and daily life.
Our goal is not simply to provide a medication—it is to help you build a comprehensive, collaborative path toward healing, growth, and long-term recovery.
ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition that can affect attention, focus, organization, motivation, impulse control, and emotional regulation. At Active Recovery Care, we provide individualized evaluation and treatment designed around your unique symptoms, goals, and daily life. Our approach may include medication management, behavioral strategies, and collaboration with your therapist or counselor to support lasting improvement in both functioning and quality of life.
At Active Recovery Care, we offer IV Therapy, IV Hydration Therapy, and holistic wellness services. Learn how to make healthy changes that lead to overall wellness.
We specialize in treating opioid use disorders using Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT).
Have questions about Medication Assisted Treatment? Learn about how sublingual or injectable buprenorphine can help ease opioid withdrawal and detox.
At your first visit, your clinician will complete a physical examination, a urine drug screen, a review of your medical history, and possibly have lab work drawn to determine the most effective treatment course for you.
In addition to medication, psychosocial treatment is recommended to help you conquer your substance use disorder. Psychosocial treatment includes meeting with an independent counselor or therapist to address your needs.
There are several different medications that are effective in treating substance abuse. The choice of which medication may be best for you should be a shared decision between you and your provider.
