Alcohol Treatment Centers in Norway Lake, ME

Individual and group sessions in a learning-oriented approach are part of outpatient treatment. You and your counselor will talk about it, and we’ll figure out what you need together. The healing process, anger control, survival planning, stress management, and navigating relationships are among the group’s subjects. IOP, sometimes known as “Day Treatment,” is a thorough intense outpatient program for people Read more...

Crisis & Counseling Centers has a program that will provide the correct amount of assistance no matter where you are in your recovery journey–just getting started, or starting over after years of successful recovery. Our organization has been providing substance abuse treatment for more than 50 years and provides a variety of options for people on their path to a Read more...

Jody Cyr, LCSW, LADC, CCS, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor, and Certified Clinical Supervisor with 14 years of experience assisting people in making good changes to improve their physical and emotional well-being. She earned a master’s degree in social work. She has treated mental illness and addiction in people of all ages and at Read more...

Kimberly Lee Counseling is a Lewiston, Maine-based substance abuse treatment center (Androscoggin County). They only work with DUI/DWI clients. Kimberly Lee Counseling works with both men and women of all ages. Read more...

IOP stands for Intensive Outpatient Program. The first phase of treatment is the IOP period. It is 5 days a week, 3 hours every day, with weekly medical appointments. This will take about 30 sessions, though a client will be reviewed by the clinical team after the first three weeks. If a client is stable, the transition to the second Read more...

We specialize in outpatient substance abuse and mental health therapy at Avalon Counseling. Our goal is to educate, inspire, and enhance the lives of those who are afflicted by mental illness and substance abuse. We wish to eliminate the shame and stigma associated with these conditions, improve the results for each of the people we work with, and assist the Read more...