At Mirmont Treatment Center in the western suburbs of Philadelphia we provide holistic pain management and addiction treatment, empowering clients to manage their pain without the use of addictive medications during their drug and alcohol treatment and recovery—and for a lifetime.
Our clinical pain management staff members are experts who are well-trained in holistic modalities. They meet individually with each patient to obtain a history of their injuries, get an understanding of their current medical conditions and any contributing surgeries, as well as current emotional state that may be affecting the pain experience.
We invite you to come tour our facility and learn more about holistic pain management and addiction treatment at Mirmont.
We introduce patients to multiple holistic modalities, including:
We incorporate therapeutic approaches to pain management and addiction treatment—therapies that patients can practice and rely on for the rest of their lives.
Find out more about how complementary approaches to pain are playing an ever greater role in traditional pain management.
We incorporate therapeutic approaches to pain management and addiction treatment—therapies that patients can practice and rely on for the rest of their lives.
In addition to teaching patients holistic therapies, our pain management staff members collaborate with patients’ individual counselors around any emotional issues, stress or trauma that may be contributing to their pain. Our nurse practitioner and psychiatry staff members are also consulted to determine whether nonaddictive medications are appropriate.
All patients are educated on resources and treatment modalities available in their communities with a focus on how to integrate these therapies into their lives and to live as pain-free as possible— without the drugs.
Learn more about the holistic pain management program at Mirmont Treatment Center, part of Main Line Health.
There is a great deal of fear related to living a life without pain medication. Oftentimes patients with chronic pain become physically dependent on the medication and find themselves needing increased amounts of medicine over time to decrease their pain. But pain pills treat only the symptoms and do not get to the root cause of the pain. At Mirmont we're committed to giving patients who have lived with chronic pain and medication dependency—some for many years—all the tools, resources, support and confidence they need to live the rest of their lives with little to no pain, and completely free of drugs.
We provide LGBTQ substance abuse treatment and mental health services through personalized group and individual counseling services in an affirming, culturally sensitive, competent and informed manner, and in an environment where LGBTQ people feel safe and comfortable sharing and processing their experiences.
Expert-led rehab with personalized plans for effective addiction treatment and recovery.
Trauma and substance abuse treatment go hand-in-hand as unresolved trauma, neglect and loss are among the common underlying factors of alcoholism and addiction disorders. If these issues get overlooked in treatment, your program may end up focused more on symptom control than the root cause of addiction and relapse.
Mirmont is one of a few treatment centers in the Philadelphia region that has designed a superior clinical program and rehab for pregnant women addicted to alcohol, benzodiazepines, opioids and other substances, offering pregnant women suffering from substance use disorder the additional medical oversight necessary for safe, effective care.
Preventing relapse is critical to recovery and integral to the work we do at Mirmont, just outside Philadelphia. Helping people stay off drugs and alcohol often requires therapeutic interventions and relapse prevention skills based on deep understanding of what triggers the desire to use drugs or alcohol.
VIPER is a nationally recognized first responder treatment program for substance abuse and trauma, providing a safe, supportive vehicle for recovery that addresses issues such as PTSD, crime scene trauma, family conflict and work-related stress.
