How do you get off Suboxone?

Can Suboxone help or hurt you? Suboxone (buprenorphine/naloxone) is often used to ease withdrawal from stronger opioids like fentanyl and heroin. But did you know it can also lead to a challenging and dangerous addiction of its own?

In this video, Tree House Recovery’s clinical director, Rob, explains how Suboxone can be misused, the severe withdrawal symptoms users may face, and why overcoming this addiction can feel even harder than breaking free from traditional opioids. Whether you're seeking help or learning more, this video will help you understand the complexities of Suboxone addiction.

Intro 0:01
How To Get Off Suboxone 0:41
What Is Suboxone? 2:50
Why Is Suboxone Addictive? 3:31
Side Effects & Risks 4:14
Suboxone Withdrawals 5:38
Why Get Off Suboxone? 6:27

We are here to support you. If you or someone you care about is abusing Suboxone, don’t hesitate to reach out. Our admissions counselors are available 24/7 to assist you. Every call is treated with the utmost confidentiality. Contact us anytime at: (855) 274-1040

At Tree House Recovery, we approach treating drug addiction by emphasizing the connection between mind, body, and community first and foremost. With the priority of lifelong sustainability, we advocate for comprehensive wellness over temporary fixes present in many other addiction treatments by integrating eight interrelated modalities to address the mind, body, and human connection. This synergy results in an efficacious treatment plan tailored to heal you as an individual. We believe that sobriety is simply the beginning of a lifelong journey. True recovery involves crafting a life that fills you with enthusiasm and purpose. We’re dedicated to navigating our clients towards fulfilling lives. The Tree House team collaborates closely to provide the finest care possible for each individual.

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