Naltrexone for alcohol addiction
Get naltrexone online from a clinician via telehealth and take control of your drinking.
Naltrexone for alcohol addiction
Get naltrexone online from a clinician via telehealth and take control of your drinking.
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Reduce cravings and decrease heavy drinking days
When used for alcohol addiction, naltrexone is sold in the form of a daily pill under the brand names ReVia and Depade. Workit members in California may also be prescribed naltrexone in the form of a monthly injection under the brand name Vivitrol. Naltrexone belongs is a group of medications called opioid antagonists.
Read more: What is Naltrexone, and how can it be used to treat both alcohol and opioid addiction
Naltrexone works to aid in alcohol addiction recovery, as it has been shown to reduce the amount and frequency of drinking. It affects the pleasure center of the brain that addiction is believed to activate. It is also used in opioid addiction recovery.
Through Workit Health’s online program, you can speak with a clinician via a telehealth video visit about your medical history and your recovery goals. Start treatment with naltrexone from your local pharmacy. Message your coach for motivation and accountability in recovery, and work through engaging courses hand-picked for you.
Read more: Everything to Know About Telemedicine Addiction Treatment
Workit Health offers online naltrexone for alcohol addiction in states where we offer Workit Clinic. We serve each of these entire states via telehealth addiction treatment.
The right care when you need it most
Effective addiction care isn’t one-size-fits-all. Workit Health provides personalized treatment that is tailored to your own life and goals. Our program brings the gold standard of substance use treatment to the privacy of home.
Medication-Assisted Treatment
Like any other disease, opioid and alcohol addictions are best treated with medication and online therapy.
100% Virtual Online Therapy
Our clinicians and therapists help members develop a specialized recovery program based on specific goals and guide group therapy sessions.
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Medication-assisted treatment available in many states
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By Workit Health Content Team
Editor Workit Health
Medically Reviewed by Dorothy Moore, N.P.
Updated 11/15/2021
Citations
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