The Farley Center
Masaru Nishiaoki, MD, FASAM, currently serves as the Medical Director for the Chemical Dependency Partial Hospitalization Program and the Center for Dual Treatment at Virginia Beach Psychiatric Center, where responsibilities began in January 2022. Nishiaoki also holds leadership positions as President-Elect and Treasurer of the Virginia Chapter of the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) since January 2021. In addition, Nishiaoki is the Associate Medical Director at Tidewater Psychotherapy Services, P.C., and works as an Addiction Medicine Physician at The Farley Center, both roles starting in November 2020 and November 2021, respectively. Nishiaoki contributes to academia as an Assistant Professor at Eastern Virginia Medical School, with a community, non-tenure track designation since February 2022. Previous training included a Fellowship in Addiction Medicine at VCU Health and a residency at Eastern Virginia Medical School. Nishiaoki earned a Doctor of Medicine degree from St. George's University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology/Chemistry from Bob Jones University.
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The Farley Center
The Farley Center at Williamsburg Place is an adult alcohol and drug treatment program located in Historic Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia. Serving the needs of patients and families, we offer a flexible treatment program that contributes to a continuum of care model from point of entry through discharge and aftercare assisting patients with long-term sobriety. Grounded in the 12-step model, our treatment program is driven by clinical necessity. We can treat patients for detoxification and short-term stabilization offering a more flexible partial hospitalization experience that can vary from a few days to 3 months. We recognize that our services are a stepping stone to our client’s sobriety. In offering flexible treatment for patients and more financing options at Williamsburg Place, we see greater success with long-term recovery by personalizing patient care. If you know someone struggling with substance use and could benefit from our treatment services, please contact our Admissions Department at 800-582-6066.