Manassas Comprehensive Treatment Center

Manassas Comprehensive Treatment Center (CTC) provides specialized care for adults age 18 and older who are struggling with opioid use disorder. Located in Manassas, Virginia, our center provides medication-assisted treatment (MAT) to help patients overcome addictions to opioids, including dependencies on fentanyl, heroin, and prescription pain medications. MAT is an evidence-based treatment method that combines the use of FDA-approved medications like methadone with comprehensive counseling to support patients’ long-term recovery. 

Opioid addictions can have devastating impacts for individuals and their loved ones. At Manassas CTC, we are committed to helping patients overcome opioid addictions and lead fuller, healthier lives. We are dedicated to understanding each patient’s unique needs so that we can create a personalized treatment plan that takes these into account. Patients’ treatment plans may include medications such as methadone along with individual and group therapy sessions. Our medical and clinical teams collaborate to support our patients at every step on the path to lasting recovery. 

Opioids are a category of drugs that are primarily used for pain relief, but they also stimulate the brain’s reward system. Over time, this can lead to powerful cravings as the brain seeks to replicate opioids’ pleasurable effects. In addition, a person’s body may develop a dependence on the substance, making it difficult for them to stop using it without experiencing withdrawal symptoms, such as a rapid heartbeat, chills, sweating, nausea, and muscle pain. 

Medication-assisted treatment is an effective, evidence-based method that has proved to help people overcome opioid addictions. MAT is backed by organizations such as the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), which recognizes its efficacy as a treatment method for opioid use disorder.  

Medications offered as part of MAT are prescribed to help alleviate withdrawal symptoms. The medications prescribed can vary based on location but may include methadone, buprenorphine, naltrexone, and Suboxone®. The most widely used medication for treating opioid use disorder is methadone. Methadone interacts with a person’s opioid receptors to help reduce their cravings and withdrawal symptoms. Buprenorphine is a medication that functions similarly to methadone but has a lower risk for dependence. Another medication commonly prescribed in medication-assisted treatment is naltrexone, which works by blocking opioid receptors in the brain and consequently prevents opioids from producing euphoric effects. Suboxone® combines the active ingredients of buprenorphine and naloxone into a single medication. 

Studies show that people who receive medication-assisted treatment are more likely to remain in treatment and less likely to suffer a relapse than those who do not. While medications can help alleviate patients’ physical withdrawal symptoms, the therapeutic component of MAT focuses on long-term emotional healing. In individual therapy sessions, licensed counselors assist patients with processing their emotions, recognizing negative patterns of behavior, and developing healthier coping strategies. These therapy sessions can help foster greater self-awareness, allowing people to transform challenges into opportunities for growth. Group therapy sessions give patients the opportunity to connect with peers who are facing similar struggles. This can help provide a strong support system, fostering a sense of community and shared understanding in recovery. 

By participating in a MAT program, patients can: 

• Strengthen their personal and professional relationships 

• Establish stability in their daily lives 

• Secure and maintain steady employment 

• Rediscover a sense of purpose 

• Build a foundation for long-term recovery 

Participating in an outpatient MAT program can provide a range of benefits, including: 

• Personalized therapy sessions  

• Compassionate support from experienced professionals 

• Peer support groups that create a sense of community and shared healing 

• Educational tools to help enhance patients’ understanding of addiction and recovery 

• Self-management strategies to help patients build healthier habits and coping mechanisms 

• Whole-person care that nurtures both physical and mental well-being 

• Flexible scheduling that allows patients to balance treatment and their daily responsibilities 

Our opioid addiction treatment center provides a supportive and welcoming space where you can take the first steps toward healing. From the moment you arrive, our compassionate care team will be there to guide you through the process. You will begin by having essential bloodwork and a TB test done. You will also receive a comprehensive assessment that will help us better understand your individual needs and medical history. From there, we will collaborate to develop your customized treatment plan, which will include a prescription for medication and a schedule for counseling sessions.  

As you advance through treatment, our care team will continuously monitor your progress and will make any necessary adjustments to your treatment plan. We will be here every step of the way to answer any questions you may have and to provide the information you need to make informed choices about your care. At Manassas CTC, our goal is to foster an environment built on trust, respect, and collaboration, where you know that your voice matters. By actively involving you in your treatment, we strive to empower you to embrace your strengths and take control of your future. 

Substance abuse therapy plays a vital role in medication-assisted treatment, providing patients with the tools and support they need to achieve lasting recovery. In individual counseling sessions, patients can work closely with licensed therapists to uncover the root causes of opioid addiction, set realistic goals, and develop personalized strategies for long-term success. 

Group therapy sessions offer a supportive space where patients can connect with others who are on a similar healing journey. Sharing experiences, challenges, and victories in a community setting can help reduce patients’ feelings of isolation, increase their motivation for change, and enhance their emotional resilience. 

By engaging in counseling sessions, patients can not only receive guidance from licensed professionals but also build valuable coping skills for handling their triggers and managing ongoing stress. These sessions can empower patients to navigate their daily lives with greater confidence and a renewed sense of control. 

Manassas Comprehensive Treatment Center is conveniently located at 8427 Dorsey Circle, Suite 101, Manassas, Virginia 20110. Our expert care team is proud to provide high-quality, effective treatment options for those who are struggling with opioid addictions in Manassas and the greater northern Virginia area. We are committed to reducing barriers to care and making MAT available for all who may need it in Manassas and our surrounding communities.?? 

If you are driving to our facility from outside Manassas, here are directions for getting to our location:  

• Fairfax, Virginia: Patients traveling from Fairfax can take U.S. Route 50 West/Arlington Blvd toward Fairfax County Parkway. Merge onto VA-28 South toward Manassas/Centreville and continue for approximately 10 miles. Take the exit toward VA-234 Business South/Manassas, then merge onto VA-234 Business South/Sudley Road and follow it for about 2 miles. Turn left onto Rolling Road, then turn right onto Dorsey Circle, where you will find the center on your right. 

• Washington, D.C.: Those coming from Washington, D.C., can take Interstate 66 West and continue for approximately 25 miles. Take Exit 47A for VA-234 Business South toward Manassas, then merge onto VA-234 Business South/Sudley Road and follow it for about 2 miles. Turn left onto Rolling Road, then turn right onto Dorsey Circle, where you will find the center on your right. 

• Woodbridge, Virginia: From Woodbridge, take I-95 South toward Richmond. After about 7 miles, take Exit 160A for VA-234 North/Prince William Parkway. Follow VA-234 north for approximately 8 miles, then take the exit for Sudley Road/VA-234 Business South toward Manassas. Merge onto VA-234 Business South/Sudley Road and continue for about 2 miles. Turn left onto Rolling Road, then right onto Dorsey Circle, where you will find the center on your right. 

For patients who are using public transportation, there are bus stops situated within steps of our treatment center. This ensures convenient, easy access to the care you need. 

Though reaching out for help can feel overwhelming, recovery is within your reach. We know that the future you desire might feel distant, but with the appropriate treatment, you can find the inner strength to break unhealthy patterns, face personal challenges, and build a better, healthier life. Each step forward brings you closer to reclaiming your independence, strengthening your personal relationships, and finding a renewed sense of purpose. At Manassas CTC, we know that recovery is possible and that by working together, we can help you reach your wellness goals. 

At our Virginia treatment center, you can get relief from the symptoms of opioid addiction as well as the guidance you may need to build a strong foundation for lasting recovery. Our compassionate team understands the harmful effects opioid addiction can have on you, your family, and your community. We believe in your ability to heal, and we want to help you develop the tools you need to move forward with confidence.? 

If you are struggling with an opioid addiction, please know that you don’t have to face it alone. At Manassas CTC, we want to help you embrace the opportunity for change and become the best version of yourself.  

If you would like more information about our service offerings, or if you need assistance with transportation to our methadone clinic, please reach out to us today. The team at Manassas CTC is here and ready to support you on your path to a brighter, healthier future.