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Peer Recovery Specialists & Their Role in Recovery
At Victory Recovery Partners, our motto of “No One Left Behind” holds true every day. We recognize that the recovery process is not easy – it’s a road with many twists and turns, and bumps along the way. To best help our patients with their recovery, we offer Peer Recovery services to our patients. Our
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Day 2026
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, commonly known as PTSD, is a mental health condition that may occur in people who have experienced an event that was life-threatening or simply so traumatic, that it left a lasting impact on their mental health. With PTSD, you can experience symptoms such as extreme anxiety, along with
Victory Recovery Partners: No One Left Behind
The story of Victory Recovery Partners and how it all began is truly remarkable. Doctor Coppola and Doctor Salvatore noticed that on Long Island, there was a need for patients battling substance use disorder to benefit from receiving total and complete care under one roof. Dr. Salvatore worked first-hand with patients who would seek
Acupuncture Services Now Offered at Victory Recovery Partners
Victory Recovery Partners, a network of outpatient addiction-recovery centers on Long Island and Manhattan, is now offering acupuncture services at all locations. As part of our mission of providing total and complete care under one roof, along with our mission of “No One Left Behind”, this new service will further ensure that patients
How Long Does It Take For TMS to Work?
If you’re asking how long does it take for TMS to work, you’re likely looking for a treatment that can create real change without months of uncertainty. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a non-invasive therapy often used for depression, especially when other treatments haven’t worked. While results don’t happen overnight,
Ibogaine and its Controversial Role in Addiction Treatment
Over recent years, new potential treatments in the medication-assisted treatment (MAT) field have emerged. An example of new and emerging treatment is Ibogaine – a naturally occurring substance that actually comes from the Tabernanthe iboga plant in West Africa. The substance, while still illegal, has provided some evidence that it can treat withdrawal from opioid use disorders. Ibogaine’s history dates back hundreds of years.