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Tobacco Use and Addiction
At Victory Recovery Partners, a network of eight addiction/recovery centers on Long Island, New York, many of our patients have co-occurring disorders and addictions. Specifically, many of our patients are addicted to tobacco and nicotine in the form of cigarettes (in addition to their other substance use disorders and addictions).
The Dangers of Carfentanil
At Victory Recovery Partners, a network of eight addiction/recovery centers on Long Island, New York, we make it our top priority to ensure that both our staff and patients become informed about the dangers of drugs such as heroin, fentanyl and carfentanil. Recently, overdose deaths have decreased. In fact, overdoses
Hicksville OTP (Methadone Center) Opening July 7th 2025
Victory Recovery Partners, a network of seven addiction/recovery centers, is excited to announce that a new Methadone center will be opening on July 7th, 2025, in Hicksville, New York. This represents the opening of our third Methadone program – the other Methadone locations are in Farmingville and Shirley, New York.
Re-Entering the Workplace While in Recovery
Victory Recovery Partners, a network of seven addiction/recovery centers on Long Island, New York, provides outpatient services to those suffering from substance use disorders and addictions. As patients navigate through their recovery journeys and make progress, they will face decisions about what comes next. Often for many, this includes re-entering
The Connection Between Genetics and Substance Use Disorders
At Victory Recovery Partners, a network of seven addiction/recovery centers on Long Island, New York, we provide outpatient services to our patients, helping them to overcome their addictions and substance use disorders. When providing counseling services to our patients, we recognize that both behavioral health counselors as well as the
Benzodiazepine Addiction Explained
At Victory Recovery Partners, a network of seven addiction/recovery centers on Long Island, New York, we treat individuals who are battling addiction and substance use disorders. It is important for both our employees and patients to understand how addictions develop in unique ways based on the substances used. One class
