MAPS:
Your Path Out Of Addiction
MEDICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES FOR YOUR RECOVERY
Welcome To
MAPS for Recovery, Addiction Clinic Located in Austin, TX
At MAPS for Recovery, Lynn E. Lytton, MD offers telehealth addiction treatment services including opiate/opioid addiction, alcohol addiction management, Suboxone® (buprenorphine/naloxone) medical management of benzodiazepine, EMDR therapy, outpatient addiction treatment, and much more. For more information, contact us or book an appointment online. We are conveniently located at 13809 Research Blvd, Stu 500 Austin, Texas 78750. We serve patients from Austin TX, Georgetown TX, Leander TX, Jonestown TX, Cedar Park TX, Round Rock TX, Rollingwood, TX, Bluff Springs TX, Del Valle TX, and surrounding areas.
WELCOME TO
MAPS for Recovery, Addiction Clinic Located in Austin, TX
At MAPS for Recovery, Lynn E. Lytton, MD offers a wide range of addiction treatment services including opiate/opioid addiction, alcohol addiction management, Suboxone® (buprenorphine/naloxone) medical management of benzodiazepine, EMDR therapy, outpatient addiction treatment, and much more.
For more information, contact us or book an appointment online. We are conveniently located at 13809 Research Blvd, Stu 500 Austin, Texas 78750. We serve patients from Austin TX, Georgetown TX, Leander TX, Jonestown TX, Cedar Park TX, Round Rock TX, Rollingwood, TX, Bluff Springs TX, Del Valle TX, and surrounding areas.
In Loving Memory of Lynn E. Lytton, MD
A devoted Texan whose life and career were defined by a revolutionary spirit of healing and compassion. As a physician and the visionary founder of MAPS, Lynn dedicated herself to the belief that addiction is a medical illness, one that deserves the same clinical rigor and lack of judgment as any other physical ailment. She stood firmly against the use of shame, guilt, and blame, famously noting that such tactics make as little sense in addiction treatment as they would in the treatment of cancer.
Beyond her medical expertise, Lynn was a champion of the human spirit’s capacity for growth and restoration. She balanced her gentle approach to illness with a firm belief in personal accountability, teaching that while the struggle may be a medical one, the path to recovery involves taking full responsibility for the hurt caused during the grips of addiction. Her legacy lives on in the countless individuals she guided toward self-improvement and the making of meaningful amends. Lynn E. Lytton, MD, will be remembered as a healer who replaced stigma with science and judgment with a roadmap to peace.
In Loving Memory of Lynn E. Lytton, MD
A devoted Texan whose life and career were defined by a revolutionary spirit of healing and compassion. As a physician and the visionary founder of MAPS, Lynn dedicated herself to the belief that addiction is a medical illness, one that deserves the same clinical rigor and lack of judgment as any other physical ailment. She stood firmly against the use of shame, guilt, and blame, famously noting that such tactics make as little sense in addiction treatment as they would in the treatment of cancer.
Beyond her medical expertise, Lynn was a champion of the human spirit’s capacity for growth and restoration. She balanced her gentle approach to illness with a firm belief in personal accountability, teaching that while the struggle may be a medical one, the path to recovery involves taking full responsibility for the hurt caused during the grips of addiction. Her legacy lives on in the countless individuals she guided toward self-improvement and the making of meaningful amends. Lynn E. Lytton, MD, will be remembered as a healer who replaced stigma with science and judgment with a roadmap to peace.
What We Believe
We believe that addiction is a combination of issues including brain chemistry, genetics and trauma history.
We believe that addiction is not a moral failing. It is not an indication of your worth as a person.
We believe that recovery happens best in a relationship with others, and that a relationship of caring between the medical team and the patient is crucial to recovery.
We believe that since addiction is a combination of many factors, not every treatment is going to work for every person. While complete abstinence might be the best option for one person, others might need long term or perhaps even perpetual medication support and that needing medication is not a moral or spiritual failing.
We believe that anyone trying to be better deserves support and respect. Recovery is hard and it takes a brave person to do it.
We believe that you can do it. You might need help, it might take time, you might have setbacks but we believe you can recover.
Affordable addiction outpatient services
MAPS for recovery was founded after the passing of Dr. David Jones, who was the man behind the POPPS opiate addiction clinic.
Lynn E. Lytton, MD is the driving force behind MAPS. She started her medical career working with lower income patients in nursing homes, feeling that her training and degree was best used in service to the people who needed quality medical care the most. She was introduced to addiction medicine by Dr. Jones, and felt an immediate connection with the patient population. We currently are not accepting insurance with our affordable options available.
Affordable addiction outpatient services
MAPS for recovery was founded after the passing of Dr. David Jones, who was the man behind the POPPS opiate addiction clinic.
Lynn E. Lytton, MD is the driving force behind MAPS. She started her medical career working with lower income patients in nursing homes, feeling that her training and degree was best used in service to the people who needed quality medical care the most. She was introduced to addiction medicine by Dr. Jones, and felt an immediate connection with the patient population. We currently are not accepting insurance with our affordable options available.
I found the staff professional and kind, explaining the process to me every step of the way. I understand myself more clearly now and have begun to make positive changes in my life. There was such a high level of customer service.
– B. Smith
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