Mountainside’s Wilton outpatient center is located at 372 Danbury Road in Wilton, Connecticut. The current official location page verifies phone 203-665-1148 and describes outpatient alcohol and drug treatment for adults, teenagers, and families. Services include intensive outpatient treatment, standard outpatient care, recovery coaching, family therapy, medication-assisted treatment, and telehealth. This corrects both the older phone and the Suite 195 formatting in the legacy record. Flexible morning and evening appointments are designed to make ongoing participation more practical for clients. People seeking alcohol treatment can receive structured clinical support in Wilton while continuing to handle work, school, and family responsibilities.
Eight-Week Intensive Outpatient Program
Mountainside’s Wilton IOP runs over eight weeks and combines group therapy three times each week with an individual counseling session once per week. The program is intended for people who need consistent structure but do not require constant residential supervision. For someone recovering from alcohol addiction, IOP can create a regular treatment rhythm for identifying triggers, practicing coping strategies, strengthening accountability, and building a plan for recovery outside scheduled sessions.
Outpatient, Family, and Recovery Coaching
The Wilton location also provides a less intensive outpatient program, recovery coaching, and Family Connections Therapy. Family work focuses on communication, trust, boundaries, and healing relationships affected by addiction. Recovery coaching can help clients translate treatment goals into daily routines and decisions. Mountainside also provides telehealth, making some alcohol counseling and recovery support accessible remotely when clinically appropriate.
Medication for Alcohol Use Disorder
Mountainside’s current medication program is available in Wilton and distinguishes medications for opioid use disorder from medications for alcohol use disorder. The organization identifies disulfiram, naltrexone, and acamprosate as FDA-approved options for alcohol use disorder. These medications work differently and are not appropriate for every person. Medical evaluation should consider current drinking, withdrawal history, other substance use, medications, and health conditions before a medication plan is selected.
Outpatient Care and Withdrawal Risk
The Wilton center should not be represented as Mountainside’s 24-hour residential detox campus. Outpatient care is most appropriate when a client is medically stable and can safely remain at home. Someone with previous alcohol withdrawal seizures, delirium, severe physical dependence, or major medical complications should disclose that history during assessment so the team can determine whether a medically supervised level of care should come first.
Verified Contact and Insurance
The current address is 372 Danbury Road, Wilton, CT 06897, and the direct Wilton number is 203-665-1148. Mountainside states that the Wilton center accepts most private insurance plans, and the organization works with major carriers and benefit networks. Coverage varies by plan and service. People seeking alcohol rehab should verify insurance benefits, authorization, IOP or outpatient placement, medication coverage, telehealth eligibility, and any out-of-pocket responsibility before beginning treatment.
