That being said treatment centers are generally for in-patient treatment of an addiction. I'm not sure, as I am not a doctor, as to whether or not an insurance company would pay for in patient treatment of your problem.
What I recommend is you find a Board Certified Psychiatrist to evaluate your problem. Most likely once the doctor has evaluated you, he or she will recommend talk therapy with a psychologist and continued visits with him or her as well. This is something I believe your insurance company will pay for if covered under your insurance program.
Should your psychiatrist believe you need in-patient treatment then your insurance company may pay for whatever amount of time your doctor requests and a facility will be found to treat you. The treatment you are seeking though all starts with a visit to a Board Certified Psychiatrist. [ adviceman49's advice column | Ask adviceman49 A Question ]
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