Alcohol Treatment Centers in Blackstone, ME

Healing Hearts, LLC is a privately held outpatient mental health agency where professionals use a strength-based approach to deliver outpatient therapy to adults and children in order to encourage development, healing, and recovery. Healing Hearts is committed to delivering effective, client-centered services in a loving and courteous setting to help those who come through our doors mend their hearts. People Read more...

AMHC has two Peer Recovery Centers that are staffed by peers and provide support services such as mentoring, education, and resource distribution to those in recovery. Caribou, Houlton, Calais, and Machias are among the locations where services are available. When recurring use of alcohol and/or drugs results in clinically and functionally significant impairment, such as health problems, disability, and failure Read more...

Lela L Lyons LADC CCS is a Caribou, Maine-based substance abuse treatment center (Aroostook County). They only work with DUI/DWI clients. Lela L Lyons LADC CCS works with both men and women of all ages. In an outpatient setting, Lela L Lyons LADC Hope Recovery Services provides substance misuse therapy for adult males and women. Individual and group counseling, motivational Read more...

Everyone has the right to have a happy and productive life, according to Life by Design. Every day, we have the option of making personal decisions that will either add to or detract from the great life we desire. We often let life situations affect our moods and actions because we don’t know how to conduct things differently. We will Read more...

In Limestone, AMHC has a 28-day Clinically Managed High-Intensity Residential Treatment Facility. This ASAM Level 3 residential treatment, sometimes known as “The Farm,” is for persons who require 24-hour recovery-focused care from qualified counselors. The AMHC Madawaska, Caribou, Presque Isle, and Houlton Outpatient locations, as well as the AMHC Downeast Treatment Center in Ellsworth, provide MAT clinic services for those Read more...

When recurring use of alcohol and/or drugs results in clinically and functionally significant impairment, such as health problems, disability, and failure to meet key duties at work, school, or family, substance use disorders develop. Substance abuse can coexist with other mental diseases, and it frequently obstructs treatment. You need treatment if you can’t quit taking drugs or alcohol on your Read more...