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Bethel, CT | Bethel Health Care Center, located in Bethel, Connecticut is a private alcohol and drug rehab that offers treatment for a variety of substance abuse addictions. They offer residential care providing long term support for addiction recovery. | Treatments | Everyone staffed has been amazing to my mother, kindness honesty all throughout. They are truly attentive, efficient and professional. I would prefer this location over anywhere else. Excellent work from the individuals working at this establishment.
jesse staton
2 weeks ago
This place is great been here before 2011 2012 and 2013 had my knees replaced in Putnam hospital, came here for rehab, back again for my legs. Got some issues. I can move them but they're numb. Great place to come! So blessed 🙏♥️
albert king
2 weeks ago
Caring facility with a staged support sytem for aging.. Highly recommend it for elder care for those who can no longer live independently.
Jonas Rosenthal
3 weeks ago
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Bethel, CT | MCCA, located in Bethel, Connecticut is a private alcohol and drug rehab that offers treatment for a variety of substance abuse addictions. They offer residential care providing long term support for addiction recovery. | Treatments | MCCA has no reviews yet. Leave a review.
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Waterbury, CT | Wellmore Child & Adolescent Behavioral Health Services is a youth focused behavioral health provider in Waterbury, Connecticut, offering outpatient clinical care and walk-in crisis stabilization for children and teens. The team delivers evidence based therapy, psychiatric services and family support from their location on East Main Street, alon | Treatments Programs Payment Options | I cant say enough good things about the wellmore team. In particular, the IICAPS program has been a great help for my son and our family. Our team had Michelle Victory & Clara Ramos. They truly care about your child and families needs and strive to ensure that everyone succeeds.
I highly recommend Wellmore to anyone seeking therapy/ counseling for their children and families.
Chelsea Stead
5 months ago
We had a very good experience at Wellmore. Everyone we met always helped us. We we’re very satisfied with everything.
Maria Baltazar
2 years ago
Angelica was a pure pleasure to have around was available when I was and helped us to the furthest extent of her ability
Cassandra Drury
2 years ago
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Sandstone Care RestonAd This is an ad and Sandstone Care Reston is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More Reston, VA | Sandstone Care Reston in Reston, Virginia, is a drug rehab and treatment facility that works with teens, young adults and their families. They provide outpatient care if you're struggling with a substance use disorder. They also offer a four week partial hospitalization program (PHP) and a 12 week intensive outpatient program (IOP). You'll work wit | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (888) 491-9937 | Sandstone Care Reston has no reviews yet. Leave a review.
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Chappaqua, NY | Mountainside Treatment Center is located in Chappaqua, New York. They serve adolescents, men, and women. You’ll be supported through comprehensive care as you begin treatment for your drug or alcohol use disorder. The treatment programs at Mountainside Treatment Center include outpatient care, medication assisted treatment, and extended care fo | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Watching someone you love struggle is incredibly hard, and Mountainside made us feel like we weren’t going through it alone. My partner was treated with kindness, patience, and real understanding every step of the way. The program, staff, and overall atmosphere helped him get back to himself again, and for that I’ll always be thankful. Truly a place that changes lives.
Adriana Popa
4 months ago
Christina is truly exceptional! She listens with genuine empathy and always makes you feel understood. Her attentiveness stands out, and even though it’s never expected, she consistently goes above and beyond to be available whenever support is needed. I wholeheartedly recommend her to anyone seeking compassionate and reliable guidance.
Daniel DeTuccio
1 year ago
Mountainside has been one of the best treatment facilities that I have ever worked with. Recently, I had a family member complete inpatient and IOP and I was amazed at how well the team works with their clients. From the initial intake process to referral services, I would have been lost without them!
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New Canaan, CT | Located in New Canaan, Connecticut, Silver Hill Hospital is an alcohol and drug rehab facility that provides addiction treatment services. They also provide mental health treatment services. Their levels of care include residential, intensive outpatient, and transitional living accommodations. Silver Hill Hospital is a comprehensive treatment cente | Treatments Programs Payment Options | this place saved my life. i cannot thank the doctors and specialists for helping me put myself back together. these people really care about their patients and it shows.
Catherine Saraceno
1 month ago
This place saved my life. Full stop. Incredibly caring professionals across all functions and disciplines. I am so grateful we found them. Their care and attention towards me was constant, deep, and real. They really provide the peace and atmosphere that allowed the Doctors and I to do incredible amounts of work and healing. The Doctors too were incredible, talented, and providing a very high standard of care.
Food was amazing (yes it's hospital food, adjust your expectations a bit). I had steak, burritos, pho, Thai, lasagna, pasta, bbq, burgers, and more. Across 6 weeks I think they only repeated a dish 4-6 times. And there's a salad bar and panetta/sandwich bar every meal. Many kids ate grilled cheese every meal instead of grown-up food and vegetables, so I would take their complaints with a pinch of salt, hah.
Reading the other reviews is amusing. Bear in mind the complaints are coming from sick people, and it is frustrating to not find a silver bullet for very real and severe illnesses. Some people enter thinking this is a spa vacation. It is not. Your healing will require you to do work on yourself as well. The more you invest in the process the more long term success you will realize (I am not a Doctor, but my peers who invested in recovery had similar progress to myself)
Mason J
1 month ago
Silver Hill took me in when I was at the lowest point in my life. I went to several different programs during my stay and was treated with respect and care the whole time. There were the usual tiny wrinkles that comes with being in a hospital system but overall it was a wonderful hospital that has a lot of different specialties. I would highly recommend if you can afford it or have insurance coverage. I worked with Dr. Emily Haas and Micaela Scully and would also recommend them for trauma care.
Tristan Silverman
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Wilton, CT | Located in Wilton, Connecticut, Mountainside Wilton provides outpatient addiction treatment and medication assisted treatment (MAT) services to adults and adolescents who live in Fairfield County. They also provide services to residents of Westchester County and New York City since they are not far from the facility. The clinic can refer you to oth | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Very supportive programs to help with addiction and mental health. The staff here are professional and care for your well being. I love that they do drug and alcohol testing it helps to keep you accountable. Happy that I am here.
Joel Diaz
1 month ago
Mountainside in Wilton changed my life! The dedicated staff went above and beyond to help me, and my family as well! I will be grateful forever! If you ever need to get treatment, Mountainside is the place to go!
Violet White
1 year ago
My coach is candid and helpful, they work hard and are always available. Proper recommendations, meets me where I'm at, and has good feedback. Very grateful
Mark Badwal
2 years ago
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Chappaqua, NY | Mountainside Treatment Center - Chappaqua provides substance abuse and mental health care for adolescents and adults in Chappaqua, New York. They offer intensive outpatient and general outpatient treatment, allowing more flexibility for those who want to live at home and continue working or attending school while getting care. Telehealth services a | Treatments Payment Options | Watching someone you love struggle is incredibly hard, and Mountainside made us feel like we weren’t going through it alone. My partner was treated with kindness, patience, and real understanding every step of the way. The program, staff, and overall atmosphere helped him get back to himself again, and for that I’ll always be thankful. Truly a place that changes lives.
Adriana Popa
4 months ago
Christina is truly exceptional! She listens with genuine empathy and always makes you feel understood. Her attentiveness stands out, and even though it’s never expected, she consistently goes above and beyond to be available whenever support is needed. I wholeheartedly recommend her to anyone seeking compassionate and reliable guidance.
Daniel DeTuccio
1 year ago
Mountainside has been one of the best treatment facilities that I have ever worked with. Recently, I had a family member complete inpatient and IOP and I was amazed at how well the team works with their clients. From the initial intake process to referral services, I would have been lost without them!
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4 years ago
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Carmel, NY | Carmel VA Clinic in Carmel, New York is an outpatient facility that provides primary care and specialist services like mental healthcare. Substance addiction recovery is part of their mental health services. The complete behavioral services include treatment for depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. They can even help | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Excellent service and friendly staff, I will give more stars if I could 😃
Ulises Velasquez
4 years ago
Wonderful staff and very caring
Amy Strang
5 years ago
Prompt, thorough service. They treat you with respect and dignity. So glad I have them as my primary care.
Rich Haste
6 years ago
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Stratford, CT | Center for Human Services, operated by Recovery Network of Programs, is a medication assisted treatment (MAT) program in Stratford, Connecticut. The program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) and licensed by the Department of Public Health. This nonprofit social service agency has 50 years of expe | Treatments Programs Payment Options | THE BEST METHADONE CLINIC THAT I HAVE BEEN IN I LOVE ALL THE NURSES AND ALL STAFF MEMBERS MAY OUR LORD GOD BLESS THEM AT ALL TIMES. "AMÉN"
Patrick
2 months ago
Great outpatient addiction treatment program. Offer lots of resources for safety and MAT or Subs.
Megan Tice
7 months ago
Extremely polite nursing staff...My counselor is the best. She takes good care of me and I could have told her something 6 months ago and she remembers it like it was yesterday... Thank you to the entire Staff & nursing ...
Michael D
1 year ago
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Absolute Awakenings New Jersey Drug & Alcohol RehabAd This is an ad and Absolute Awakenings New Jersey Drug & Alcohol Rehab is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More Morris Plains, NJ | Absolute Awakenings New Jersey Drug & Alcohol Rehab is an addiction treatment center in Morris Plains, New Jersey, offering outpatient programs for adults and young adults struggling with substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions. The center provides Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and standard Outpatient | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (973) 784-8981 | Absolute Awakenings New Jersey Drug & Alcohol Rehab has no reviews yet. Leave a review.
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Westport, CT | Westport House, located in Stamford, Connecticut is a private alcohol and drug rehab that offers treatment for a variety of substance abuse addictions including alcoholism, co-occurring mental health disorders, and opiate addiction. They offer supervised medical treatment to safely manage withdrawal symptoms during detoxification, residential care | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Westport House is well managed and well run. It has all the amenities you could ask for, with resources to get every aspect of your life back on track. The management and staff cares about you, and that's important when trying to better yourself. They really give you an upper hand. I hope I don't need to, but I would recommend anyone to stay here to get their life back on track, and I would again in a heartbeat.
7 years ago
After years of trying everything we could think of, my wife and I finally found Westport House. Our son was admitted quickly and efficiently, and, from that point on, our experience was incredible. After a couple of months we saw a noticeable change in our son. The staff was very timely in their correspondence with us and always treated us appropriately. During his time there, our son became actively involved in Alcoholics Anonymous, obtained employment, and began treating us and others with a level of respect we did not know he was capable of. He stayed there for 7 months, and I can say, it was very much worth every penny. Our son is still sober today and continues to attend the AA meetings that he went to during his time at Westport House. We cannot thank Westport House enough for giving us our son back. After 7 painful years, the change that he was able to make in his life is incredible, and it is all thanks to the great staff and services at Westport House.
7 years ago
After being in and out of many different rehabs, it was at Westport House that I learned how to live a brand new life. The staff was kind, loving, and compassionate. They showed me the way up and out of the horrible rut I was in. They also helped my family understand addiction, and what they needed to do to help me, and themselves. The atmosphere is relaxed, comfortable, and the incredibly supportive! Being able to see their therapists and clinical team was also essential in aiding my recovery. I'm so grateful for the life Westport House gave me.
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New Milford, CT | The Midwestern Connecticut Council on Alcoholism (MCCA) has been delivering substance use recovery services for residents of Western Connecticut since 1975. MCCA operates seven outpatient clinics across the region including this one in New Milford. This facility is located near downtown New Milford close to the intersection of Bridge Street and Eas | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Everyone here are amazing- they truly care/help anyone who comes through their door! I recommend them to anyone who needs and wants help😊
Annmariee Elwell
2 weeks ago
Amazing group of people at mcca in new Milford. They treat you like you would want to be treated. They work with your schedule and have some truly amazing people working here.
Teddy Wagner
9 months ago
MCCA new milford has helped me so much in so many aspects of my life. I personally would have never signed myself up for the IOP classes but im glad court mandated me to take them after I got pulled over drunk. Sue is such an amazing counselor and makes you feel comfortable to be able to talk about my issues and be able to work on them. I am a very stubborn person and she helped me realize that some of the things were not right. I still continue to see her once a month even after my program was done. I have recommended a few friends to go see her at MCCA because it could help them better their life and battle with issues just like it happened to me.
andres davila
10 months ago
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West Haven, CT | Located in West Haven, Connecticut, is the VA Connecticut Healthcare System. This medical system operates the West Haven VA Medical Center, which provides supportive treatment to veterans who are struggling with their mental health, have a substance use struggle or need generalized medical care. They accept VA benefits and policies from most major | Treatments Programs Payment Options | West Haven VA has taken care of me for over 20 years and they are fantastic!
John Greaney
1 week ago
Decent folks working here
Holly Lewis
1 month ago
Always get great service at the West Haven VA in my opinion the people are generally friendly and decent to the veterans and the doctors are professionals with the help they get from Yale Hospital doctors also I like to thank them all
Kermit&Olga Gentile
4 months ago
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New Haven, CT | Located in New Haven, Connecticut, Retreat Behavioral Health Offers alcohol and drug rehab services to men and women. They provide residential treatment, intensive outpatient treatment and traditional outpatient treatment. Retreat behavioral health offers comprehensive addiction treatment to men and women. Services include: This program is for tho | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Saved my life
Paul Desiderio
2 years ago
Staff was very helpful and patient. I’ve been to multiple programs similar to this one and have never seen such a clean building let alone dealt with people that work there that actually act like they care would definitely recommend over any other place in Connecticut from my personal experience.
Zack Simna
2 years ago
Whether you are a 1st time treatment/detox seeker or have relapsed and are searching for a new facility, this is your place. The staff are amazing and go above and beyond for the patients. This was my one and hopefully only experience, but I am incredibly grateful that I chose Retreat (New Haven). My therapist was PHENOMENAL! If you are willing to do the work, commit to yourself that YOU are worth the time & energy needed that it takes to truly recover, and remain sober then I highly recommend you give Retreat a try. It is a welcoming community and hopefully you will be as pleasantly surprised as I was about the services available, especially if you are a first responder or an active duty/veteran service member.
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Bethlehem, CT | Located in Hartford, Connecticut, Newport Academy is an alcohol and drug rehab program that offers addiction treatment services to men and women struggling with addiction. They offer residential treatment, intensive outpatient, and outpatient treatment services to teens ages 13 to 17. Newport Academy is an addiction treatment center for individual | Programs Payment Options | his is my full, honest experience at Newport Academy in Connecticut.There are 4 houses with 7 pods. Each pod has 5-9 people sorted by issue (e.g. Bear for neurodivergent, Bobcat for depression). This is your programming pod. You might get a roommate, a single, or a room with a bathroom.The schedule is "groups," activities, and free time. Groups are usually useless; you answer questions on a sheet or discuss a TED talk. You get three therapy sessions a week: primary, counselor, and family. I programmed with Bobcat but lived in Fox in a single room.The houses are very nice. Everybody curses all the time, including staff. You visit the basketball court, yurt, and play ga-ga ball. Once a week is "adventure" (paddleboarding, hiking). The adventure therapist is very nice and took me on an individual 5K. You do MMA twice a week with Jeremy, who is nice and fun. There is a gym with a treadmill, but the rowing machine and bike are broken. Your pod usually uses the Nintendo Switch once a week. You watch up to a PG-13 movie most nights.You get three meals and three snacks daily. Snacks are often unhealthy, with fruit occasionally. You can get a max of seconds at meals, or get a Boost drink approved by a dietician. If you dislike dinner, you can eat pasta. Lunch alternatives are sun butter, turkey, or ham sandwiches. The food is hit-or-miss, so I usually ate alternatives. Saturdays have a pastry buffet and Sundays have a cereal bar.The nurses are very incompetent. They watch YouTube while giving meds and often gave me the wrong ones. IF YOU GO, LEARN WHAT YOUR MEDS LOOK LIKE AND CORRECT THEM!!!There is a leveling system. Your first 3 days are "Focus" (no adventures, 7.5-minute calls). Self-harm, purging, or aggression puts you on "Refocus" for 3 days. You stage up weekly by doing binder work and behaving. "Mentor" is the highest level, giving 20-minute calls and an MP3 player. It is stupid that you only get music at the highest level. I only leveled up once because I complained about the nurses' medication errors.Some staff are nice, some are mean. The pod staff are called BHS (behavior health specialists). They curse a lot but are chill. One BHS named Haley (or Haleigh) is pretty awful, though the therapist named Haleigh is not bad. I was approved by the dietician to get fruit during snack because I was on a med that makes me hungry. When I tried, she said that the med should only make me hungry right after I take it (biologically, that's NOT how it works, haley!) and wouldn't let me take fruit. Staff scroll YouTube shorts and make fun of you in a Teams group chat. One client was throwing books, and during a psych meeting on a tablet I saw the notifications of the teams chat. They said "remind them of opposite action" ( a dbt skill) and another person replied "they opposite actioned the heck out of those books." There is no equine therapy or ropes courses at Conneticut; that is a lie. In Bobcat, one kid was pissing on the bathroom floor and it turned out to be my best friend. A few years ago, an incident happened where a staff basically broke some really bad rules and messed up. When I brought it up, Ms. Daneesha, a bobcat staff, got very upset and said she was going to talk to a higher-up to talk to me about it. She said she wasn't retaliating but it seemed like she was. The staff also let people bully you a lot and like I said suck at breaking up fights; they definitely are not trained well enough. People fart on each other a lot there.
I had depression, SH, and family issues. Somehow, I actually was cured of my depression here. I am going to be honest: the overall quality of living there is kind of rough in conneticut as of 2026. However, I was skeptical at first, but if you genuinely trust the program, it *will* help you get better. If you're nervous, I hoped this help. 4/5.
Corey
1 month ago
So far we have had a really good experience. They have been very organized, caring, and kept us updated. They even called to check in and make sure everything was going okay, which meant a lot to us.
My daughter is very sensitive and it takes her time to adjust and feel comfortable, so having people who are patient and understanding makes a big difference. They have really taken the time to care for her needs.
It has only been a week, so we are still seeing how everything goes, but so far we are very thankful and appreciate all the care and communication. We will update again as time goes on. ❤️
Bilge Harris
2 months ago
My 15 yr old son just came home after spending 2 months at Newport in Connecticut.
Prior to Newport , our family was at its lowest point. My son was hurting on the inside but the only way he could express it was violence towards himself or Us his parents. I knew the root was hurt because he experienced a lot of childhood trauma due to me being a severe alcoholic from the time he was born until I got sober when he was 10yrs old. After getting sober and healthy for myself, I tried it all to help him, therapy, psychiatrist, church. He continued to get worse. I finally found Newport and prayed a residential treatment program might help us.
It did!!!! Newport exceeded my expectations. I was skeptical at first after reading other google reviews but my experience was amazing. They didn’t just provide the tools and therapy and psychiatric help my son needed, They also provided all of that for us as his parents as well. It was an all around family therapy that I didn’t realize we desperately needed. They told me from the jump if I put in the work while my son was residing in their program putting in the work that’s when we would see a difference. So I did it I showed up virtually to every family therapy session. I also got one on one parent therapy sessions. These parent therapy sessions were a game changer. I learned how to parent differently. I learned how to speak to my son. I learned about his diagnosis.. Every child is different, but I grew up that there was only one way to parent and I was wrong! Since my son’s been home, he’s thriving. He’s going to his group therapy every single day in an Outpatient therapy that Newport helped us find in our area before being discharged.
We love each other, and we speak to each other with respect. I actually never thought that my son and his stepfather would ever have a healthy relationship and their relationship seems better than my own with my son. It has blown me away and the staff At Newport, not only exceeding my expectation, but saved my family. I hope whoever reading this knows I’m not blowing smoke. I am a real person with a real family that desperately needed help and when I sent my son to Newport and I followed all their instructions we got more help than I ever expected. I’m bad at explaining in words exactly what they did for us, but I encourage you to pray about it if your child is going through something and I also want to assure you, my son was safe and he came home happy and healthy for the first time in his life.
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Bridgeport, CT | Midwestern Connecticut Council of Alcoholism (MCCA) has been helping folks in western Connecticut overcome substance use challenges for over 50 years. This location in Bridgeport, Connecticut is among their seven outpatient clinics. Those struggling with dually diagnosed mental health and substance use conditions are provided the support they need | Treatments Programs Payment Options | After attending MCCA for an entire year, I can honestly say what an amazing and supportive program Director Laura Boff , the clinicians, and the staff have created within an underserved community like Bridgeport.
The team at MCCA has taken the time to educate themselves and genuinely welcome the community they serve in an authentic and compassionate way.
I am one of many clients who have received services through MCCA, and I can proudly speak to the support, understanding, and care they provide. Every session truly felt like being part of a supportive community. The stigma surrounding programs like MCCA is completely inaccurate because instead, I found a space where I felt welcomed, protected, and understood.
Not only did they provide me with the support I needed throughout my recovery journey, but they also provided me and others with valuable resources and tools to continue moving forward in life.
Thank you to MCCA for going above and beyond during my time there, and a very special thank you to Laura for believing in me and encouraging me every step of the way.
Best, GRF
Marie
4 months ago
The best services in I.o.p,anger management & one on one talk therapy.They really help wholeheartedly.
DappaDan Gucci
5 months ago
This was my first experience with any sort of IOP…I was terrified but from day one I felt so much comfort and connection. My group was ALL walks of life, and the bond was immediate. My insurance unfortunately made me leave too soon, but I am forever indebted to the people & professionals I met there. Love & Miss you all!!
Molly M
7 months ago
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Avenues Recovery Center at Lake ArielAd This is an ad and Avenues Recovery Center at Lake Ariel is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More Lake Ariel, PA | Clients seeking treatment for alcohol addiction may be required to undergo detox first. As one of the best detox facilities in Pennsylvania, the process at Avenues Recovery Center ensures any abused substances are out of a client’s system and that they are in a healthy frame of mind when they enter residential treatment. Detox is overseen and | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (570) 354-6060 | Avenues Recovery Center at Lake Ariel has no reviews yet. Leave a review.
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Bridgeport, CT | New Era Rehabilitation Center is an outpatient addiction treatment provider in Bridgeport, Connecticut, specializing in opioid treatment and co-occurring mental health care. The center offers medication assisted treatment (MAT), intensive outpatient programs (IOP), partial hospitalization (PHP) and individual and group counseling at their Main Stre | Treatments Programs Payment Options | From the time I walked in here everyone was nice very respectful
Everybody was calm, everybody was cool, Kiki did a wonderful job doing my intake
Troy Chappell
1 month ago
Always Quick, staff is professional and friendly
April Keeler
2 months ago
recovery is possible
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1 year ago
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New Haven, CT | Midwestern Connecticut Council on Alcoholism is an organization that provides substance abuse prevention and treatment services in New Haven, Connecticut. Their New Haven Outpatient Clinic offers outpatient programs that focus on helping clients recognize their triggers and create positive changes that lead to a healthier lifestyle. The program is | Treatments Programs Payment Options | My experience with the TPP program at MCCA has been very positive. Brandon and Dawn have both been extremely supportive, nonjudgmental, and always willing to listen and help in any way they can. They have helped me with basic needs such as clothing, a phone card, food, and rides to and from court. IOP has also helped me a lot by giving me useful information, resources, and support to help me stay clean. Brandon has been a great recovery coach and has inspired me to consider becoming a recovery coach myself so I can help others, listen to them, and share the resources and strength I have gained through my own recovery. Overall, I am very grateful for the support I have received from the TPP program and MCCA.
Jason Wedell
5 days ago
My experience was Great! … Everyone was Kind & Very Respectful to the Up Most 💯 Most importantly “ Kate Canestri” Help Guild me through the process to Help me get Sober for Good & i Appreciate it
Amaadi Cole
3 weeks ago
I had a great experience with my recovery coach Maribel and I would definitely recommend her to anyone else in need
Quintin Porter
3 months ago
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Bridgeport, CT | Liberation Programs Bridgeport Outpatient Services support adults seeking flexible treatment for substance use disorders in Bridgeport, Connecticut. They can also help you recover from co-occurring disorders to build a promising tomorrow as you reconnect with the state’s most populated city. This is when someone simultaneously suffers from both a | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Excellent program with excellent counselors, they saved my life
Jack Chaski
3 weeks ago
The entire staff from the reception desk personnel, to nurses, counselors; Everyone was kind and helpful.
There’s almost always a stigma around mental illness, but at Liberations there is a palpable positivity and healing mentality that I experienced from the very beginning.
Thank you for helping me identify what areas I want to focus on and taking the time to ensure that I understand what treatment options are available.
The calendar and schedule is easy comprehensive and includes many group meetings. The facility is clean, easy to find, ample parking and near a few nice shops.
Fae Elm
3 months ago
Excelente
Kiki Maya
1 year ago
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Derby, CT | Midwestern Connecticut Council of Alcoholism is a leading provider of substance use treatment and evaluations in western Connecticut. They also help people with dual diagnosis. They’ve facilities across Fairfield, New Haven and Litchfield counties. This Derby location is among their seven outpatient clinics. Derby is part of Naugatuck Valley. It | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Ray and his team at the Derby MCAA are great. They treat you not as a patient but as family. I was nervous about starting therapy sessions but MCCA made the process feel seamless and safe. Meghan was patient, insightful and truly listens without judgment. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a supporting environment.
Roy Arauco
7 months ago
Great experience very good conversation with other students in class and the counselor so very inquisitive on very many levels
Michael Barry
8 months ago
Sincerely grateful for Mr. Aprame, having recently experienced a male trauma that was belittled and laughed at by Jane Sadawski as if my suffering made her happy, so I reported her to the director and requested a male therapist rather than anyone random, Mr Aprame was above and beyond helpful, 😊 Sincerely grateful 🙏
mohamed ghounem
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Westport, CT | Turnbridge Westport, formerly known as Clearpoint Recovery Center, is an outpatient addiction and mental health treatment facility in Westport, Connecticut. It’s located on Kings Highway North, right near the Saugatuck River. The levels of care available to clients include standard outpatient services and the intensive outpatient program. Intensi | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Just being in a room with people around the same age who are struggling with mental health and substance abuse issues was a game-changer for my daughter, it made a huge difference. I will say that it's more for people with drug/alcohol issues because her problems were more anxiety and depression related rather than substance but a lot of the discussions and focus were on ways to stay sober. But some of the strategies and coping skills were very useful to her and has helped her in her recovery. The therapists there were caring and gained her trust to the point that even now she sometimes misses the camaraderie and support she felt there.
Y Uws
2 months ago
Great experience in my 10 weeks there. Staff are excellent, very professional, knowledgeable and actually care. Would recommend to anyone having substance abuse issues. Helped keep me sober and get back on track.
Luke Sweeney
3 months ago
Great experience with IOP. Staff cares deeply and goes out of their way to help you.
Cara Fraser
3 months ago
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Ansonia, CT | BHcare Valley Offices is a community advocacy and resource center located in Ansonia, Connecticut. They provide drug and alcohol rehab services. They treat people with substance use disorder on an outpatient basis. They also treat people with dual diagnosis who have a mental health condition and struggle with addiction issues at the same time. They | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Jackie has been a godsend! I would most highly recommend her to anyone!
joann Zeisner
1 year ago
I have been with BHCare for a long time. I have had nothing but good experiences with everyone I've ever seen there. From the front end staff, my therapists, doctors and many other people. I highly recommend this facility if it is the kind of care you need and are looking for.
Maria Torreiro
1 year ago
I have been using services at bh care for a long time
When I first received services I was living with my parents and was very dependent on them
I was assigned a case manager who push me to be independent in a couple of months I end up moving out and getting my own place
Years later I now pay my own bills provide my own transportation
And now my son goes to young adults at bh care and they are doing the same for him
Charles
1 year ago
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Rolling Hills Recovery Center New Jersey Drug & Alcohol RehabAd This is an ad and Rolling Hills Recovery Center New Jersey Drug & Alcohol Rehab is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More Chester, NJ | Rolling Hills Recovery Center is state licensed, and one of the best outpatient drug and alcohol rehab facilities in Chester, New Jersey. Providing a continuum of treatment from partial hospitalization care to intensive outpatient programs, their interdisciplinary team looks at addiction from all angles. This includes the whole person, the communit | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (973) 606-9170 | Rolling Hills Recovery Center New Jersey Drug & Alcohol Rehab has no reviews yet. Leave a review.
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Danbury, CT | MCCA, which stands for Midwestern Connecticut Council of Alcoholism, is a non profit organization that provides substance use evaluation and treatment in Danbury, Connecticut. Clients can receive medically monitored detox services at their facility. They also offer medically monitored inpatient services at the McDonough House. The organization b | Treatments Programs Payment Options | I love the program and how safe they made me feel during my treatment. Especially Isma and the director Chris
Casey Blohm
7 months ago
Absolutely wonderful place. I was at MCCA for detox and in service treatment at McDonough house. The counselors there are fantastic. They fully understand addiction and are there to help at any time of day. Emily and her team went above and beyond for me when I needed help the most and for that I am forever grateful. Thank you to Chris for not giving up on me and being the best counselor I could ask for also April,Tony and Michelle for never judging me and always having the best smile. I can’t say enough about MCCA but I would not have been able to stay sober without their help.
Tara Lambert
7 months ago
This place was amazing and helpful and I would recommend it to anyone the staff is very helpful and friendly it truly saved my life and gave me a future
Kennith Starbird
7 months ago
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Waterbury, CT | The MCCA Waterbury Outpatient Clinic is located in Waterbury, Connecticut. They offer general and intensive outpatient services for both English and Spanish speaking clients. You have a full range of addiction treatment options here, like individual or group intensive supportive therapy sessions that help you recognize destructive behaviors and tri | Treatments Programs Payment Options | I cannot say enough wonderful things about Christina Lentine. She came into our lives when my 32 year old pregnant daughter was struggling with addiction and felt lost. It was later in the day when I reached out for help, but without any hesitation, Christina answered the call and told me she was going to be there. True to her word, she showed up with compassion, kindness, and hope.
Christina came with a recovery journey chart that immediately built trust with my daughter. She took the time to sit down with her, create a personalized recovery plan, and show her that recovery was possible. From the very beginning, Christina treated my daughter with respect and dignity. She never once made her feel judged.
For the first time in a long time, my daughter became genuinely interested in her recovery and wanted to participate in the REACH Program because Christina believed in her.
Her kindness, patience, and dedication have made a lasting impact on our family. We need more people like Christina in this field. Thank you, Christina, from the bottom of my heart for giving my daughter encouragement, support, and a reason to believe in herself again. You are truly making a difference in people’s lives. Christina please know that Pamela is grateful for you and so are we.
Brian Sanchez
2 months ago
This facility is usually mandated by court order in most cases clients are involuntarily participating in a program that will help them with their Mental Health issues with anger and any substance abuse if applicable. I would like to say due to the new Fresh Faces and Lively Souls mcaa is making a comeback. I highly recommended and the administration is top tier. Even though this establishment has been in this community for many years the percentage of Rehabilitation is tremendously low throughout the community of Waterbury and Statewide. Thus we are referring to less than 10% of clients actually have success rates. However hope should not be given up and MCCA should be given another opportunity because they are trying their best to make a dreadful experience into a positive one. Shout outs to the director and Jackie who has been at the establishment for over three decades.
Mr. Mendez Mota
5 months ago
Hi mcca is the best program for everyone and very good and best teachers and stuff
smart hunk
5 months ago
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Waterbury, CT | VA Connecticut Healthcare System - Waterbury CBOC provides behavioral healthcare services and mental health treatment services to Veterans and military personnel in the Waterbury, Connecticut area. If addiction is the primary diagnosis, clients may need to seek treatment at a drug rehab center. The VA Connecticut Healthcare System Waterbury CBOC is | Treatments Programs Payment Options | I don't enjoy going to the Doctors, or getting shots, or going to Waterbury for that mater, but this place is alright and they take good care of me.
Ted G
3 months ago
I was a patient there and Dr. Ong was absolutely amazing. She went well above and beyond by making sure I was placed in the Polytrauma Care Team. Dr. Ong made sure I had all my meds, when I needed someone to talk to I went to her and she listened to me and offered her insight. Dr. Ong was the best Primary Care doctor I ever had and her and nurse Mike made sure I had all my updated vaccinations. Nurse Mike made me feel welcome and very approachable, we talked about sports, about hobbies, and he was one of the nicest people I have ever met. I was a patient there from June 2024 until November 2025. I relocated but I wished I did not and now I regret it I may go back to Waterbury just so Dr. Ong, Nurse Mike, and The Polytrauma Care Team can handle all of my care. Because at the Waterbury primary care clinic and at the West Haven VA I feel that I received the best care for my Neurological, TBI, Cognitive Function, Mental Health, and, Occupational Therapy needs.
Jason Zafrin
1 year ago
This is absolutely the best of the best medical offices I have ever been to for medical assistance. Every person who works there is friendly, helpful, and polite. I have been a Connecticut resident most of my life, but I have lived in Pennsylvania for a few years, Texas too, and have used their VA medical centers as well. All of them were very good, but if I have to pick one that I believe was/is the absolute Best, I would chose, hands down, Waterbury VA .
SmokinJoe814 fern
3 years ago
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Fairfield, CT | The Center for Discovery Fairfield is a residential rehab in Fairfield, Connecticut that treats people with a co-occurring eating disorder and addiction. They can also help with other issues that complicate your eating disorder and substance use recovery like mental health conditions. Located in Fairfield, Connecticut, is the Center for Discovery F | Treatments Programs Payment Options | It is funny to write a review such as this one. Because unlike most reviews, I would never tell someone that should ~want~ to come here.
No, I do not wish the imprisonment of this kind of disorder on anyone. But we are humans, and sometimes we build up protections that end up hurting ourselves in the process. In order to control, we become controlled.
And then… it’s no longer about what we want, but what we need.
It’s one of the most difficult actions of all: fighting against your own mind, separating the selves, reclaiming free will that does not feel like free will… this is not easy work. This is, however, very very important work.
I lived at CFD through the beginnings of autumn into the middle of winter three years ago this October.
I think about what got me to those front doors on that first day. Despite all fear, all visceral and panicked resistance, there existed that deeper, still powerful piece of soul that knew this was not a life I wanted to live. Chained to my own mind! Chained to its rules! Possessed by something that I didn’t recognize myself in and had absolutely no way of climbing out on my own.
And so at CFDs front steps I arrived.
What can I say?
This is no vacation, but this may be the most important time away you ever take.
For anyone else feeling the fear and resistance, I want to share what became true for me:
For all the tears you cry, you will also laugh. You will make art again.
You will sit in nature.
You will slow down.
And for all the times you feel lonely, you will have the gift of living among authentic souls. They will understand you, teach you, care for you, celebrate your wins… like me, you may even make a lifelong friend. You’ll hold her newborn baby, you’ll know that only facing darkness makes the light that much brighter.
You will be cared for here. These are good humans. The kind that remember your name long after you have left, long after you no longer think of that time because you don’t have to.
Now, years later, I must remind myself to feel pride for what my life has become, because to live unchained is no small feat. Even if one day your feat becomes normalcy and you forget the enormous beauty of a voice quieted to sleep— you did something momentous.
I’m proud of myself for the beautifully free life I get the privilege of living now, but more so, I am grateful. I am grateful places like this exist, and the people who come with it, who dedicate their lives to help save others’.
There is nothing scarier than showing up. But if I can assure someone out there of one thing, you will leave better for it.
Kathryn Ekstract
1 month ago
It’s hard to believe that in a couple of months it will be two years since I walked into the doors of Center for Discovery Congress. My time at CFD was truly transformative. From the moment I arrived, I was met with warmth, compassion, and an incredible level of care. The staff—therapists, dietitian, and counselors—were not only knowledgeable but deeply invested in my healing journey and SO extremely patient with me.
What made my experience so impactful was the holistic approach to recovery. They didn’t just focus on my eating disorder; they helped me address the underlying trauma that contributed to it. Through specialized trauma work, I was able to process past experiences in a safe and supportive environment. The therapy sessions, whether group or one-on-one, gave me the tools to navigate my emotions, build resilience, and truly begin healing from the inside out.
Beyond the incredible care, one of the most meaningful parts of my journey was the connections I formed with others in treatment. Being surrounded by individuals who truly understood my struggles created a sense of belonging I had never felt before. The friendships I built during my time at CFD became a source of strength and encouragement, reminding me that I was never alone in this process. We supported each other through the ups and downs, celebrated victories—big and small—and formed bonds that will last a lifetime.
The environment itself was nurturing and free of judgment, allowing me to focus entirely on recovery. Every meal was a step forward, supported by professionals who understood the complexities of my struggles. They gave me the tools to helped start rebuilding my relationship with food, my body, and most importantly, myself.
Center for Discovery Congress gave me hope when I felt lost. They empowered me with the strength and skills to move forward, not just in my recovery from an eating disorder, but in my overall healing from trauma. I am forever grateful for their kindness, patience, and unwavering support. If you or a loved one are struggling, I wholeheartedly recommend Center for Discovery—you will be in the best hands possible, surrounded by a community that truly cares.
Melissa Diaz
1 year ago
I was at Center for Discovery for 5 and a half months. Out of all the 31 treatment places I have been this one was by far the best. The staff are amazing and so caring and really have all the clients best interest in mind. You are not just another client… you become part of the congress house where everyone cares so deeply about everyone. The staff go above and beyond to make sure that everyone is getting the right treatment that is good for them. I liked how individualized each person’s treatment was. I am very lucky that I got to have Angela as my therapist. Angela helped me in more ways than I could ever express. This in it’s own shows how amazing and devoted the staff are to ensuring each person’s recovery. Angela was going on call (leaving as the full time therapist) but stayed an extra three months to be my therapist until I discharged. The clinical director Sam took vacation days so that Angela could come in and see me (technically Angela wasn’t supposed to come in because she was on call). because Sam knew how important it was for my recovery to continue the work with Angela. I have never been to any other treatment center that would do that or even think about doing that. That in itself made a huge impact on me that they were willing to go out of their ways to ensure I get the best possible treatment. Sam is an amazing clinical director and I really look up to her a lot. Some of the staff have been there for 8-10 years which is rare for ed treatment centers. That in itself shows how great Sam is. The groups were all great as well and the counselors are all amazing. I learned so many coping skills that I implement into my everyday life. You can also check in with your therapist as many times as you need and you can also check in with the other therapist’s as well. Dorcas and all the nurses are also amazing and go above and beyond to make sure that everyone is okay. Dr. B the medical doctor is the best doctor I have ever met in my life. I looked forward to seeing her every week!
If you have the opportunity to go to this specific cfd location I 100% recommend it! It is honestly life changing.
Sarah Meiseles
1 year ago
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Connecticut is ranked 35th nationwide in terms of addiction treatment affordability, with an average cost of addiction treatment of $57,667.
The costs of drug and alcohol rehab in Connecticut vary widely and depend on several factors, including:
The costs of addiction treatment listed for cities and states are averages based on the cost of the treatment types listed above. These averages are high due to the cost of medical detoxification and residential inpatient rehab programs.
These numbers also reflect the raw cost of drug rehab, before any insurance coverage. The typical individual seeking addiction treatment can expect to pay much less for outpatient or intensive outpatient services than the averages listed below.
There are many ways to pay for drug rehab in Connecticut. Most treatment centers accept cash or self-payment, as well as private health insurance. However, there are many treatment centers in Connecticut that accept Medicaid and Medicare, or offer sliding scale payments or other low-cost payment options. Here’s the complete breakdown of how to pay for addiction treatment in Connecticut.
UnitedHealth Group is the most widely-accepted insurance for drug rehabs in Connecticut, with 74 treatment centers in the state accepting their insurance. Aetna is the 2nd most popular with 72 treatment centers accepting it followed by Cigna in 3rd accepted by 68 drug rehabs.
Connecticut is ranked 4th nationwide in drug rehab admissions, with 1636 rehab admissions per 100,000 population in 2023, which is significantly higher than than the U.S. national average of 621 admissions per 100,000.
The following are the number of Connecticut rehab admissions in 2023 for each of the 6 most frequently used drug classes, as well as the relative percent for each type of drug.
Source: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. National survey of substance abuse treatment services (N-SSATS).
Connecticut is ranked 17th nationwide in terms of annual drug overdoses, with an average of 35.4 overdoses per 100,000 population and a total of 1,285 overdoses in 2023. Opioid abuse accounted for 90% of all drug overdoses in Connecticut, with a total of 1,161 opioid overdoses in 2024.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Provisional drug overdose death counts. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Connecticut is ranked 47th for drug and narcotics-related violations, with an estimated 125 narcotics citations per 100,000 population which is lower than the National Average of 421.
All values are per 100,000 population.
Federal Bureau of Investigation. Crime data explorer: Crime trends. U.S. Department of Justice.
Connecticut has the 36th highest rate of drunk driving in the nation, with a total of 171 DUI arrests per 100,000 people in 2023 (and 6,177 total DUI arrests).
All values are per 100,000 population.
SafeHome.org. DUI statistics and trends.