Alcohol Treatment Centers in Behind the Rocks, CT

The Village South Addiction and Recovery Services The Village for Families & Children operates Village South at 331 Wethersfield Avenue in Hartford, Connecticut, one of its current Hartford behavioral health locations. The Village is a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic that provides mental health, substance use, and recovery services for adults and families. Its current programs include outpatient therapy, intensive Read more...

Institute for the Hispanic Family Behavioral Health Services Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of Hartford operates the Institute for the Hispanic Family at 45 Wadsworth Street in Hartford, Connecticut. The older directory name used for this record no longer reflects how Catholic Charities currently presents the service. Today, the Institute includes a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic that provides comprehensive mental health Read more...

Wheeler Family Health & Wellness Center in Hartford Wheeler Health’s Family Health & Wellness Center at 43 Woodland Street in Hartford provides integrated primary care, behavioral health, and addiction treatment for people of all ages. The current Hartford location page specifically identifies addiction treatment as one of the services available at this health center. Adults struggling with alcohol can receive Read more...

Youth Challenge Men’s Residential Center in Hartford Youth Challenge of Connecticut, now presented online as The Life Center of CT, operates a faith-based men’s residential recovery program at 15-17 May Street in Hartford. The organization has provided residential outreach for people affected by substance use since 1970, and its current site identifies the May Street property as the initial residential Read more...

CRT Asian Family Services and Behavioral Health in Hartford Community Renewal Team provides outpatient behavioral health and substance use treatment at 330 Market Street in Hartford, Connecticut. This directory record originated as Asian Family Services, a CRT program created to improve culturally responsive care for Asian American and immigrant communities. CRT’s current Health and Wellness information describes multilingual counseling in Read more...

CRT HIV Services and Co-Occurring Substance Use Care Community Renewal Team’s HIV Services program operates from 330 Market Street in Hartford and combines HIV and hepatitis C testing, education, counseling, navigation, and behavioral health support. This listing is distinct from CRT’s general Behavioral Health listing because it focuses on people living with HIV or at risk of infection and the Read more...

Community Health Services Behavioral Health in Hartford Community Health Services provides integrated behavioral health and substance use care at 500 Albany Avenue in Hartford, Connecticut. CHS is a federally qualified community health center where behavioral health is connected with primary medical care and other health services. Its current Behavioral Health Department serves children, adolescents, and adults and is staffed by Read more...

Community Health Resources East Hartford provides outpatient behavioral health and substance use services at 77 Hartland Street, Suite 415, East Hartford, Connecticut 06108. This is the current CHR outpatient address shown in the organization’s recent adult and substance use materials, replacing older directory information that pointed to 474 School Street for this general clinic listing. CHR’s current location page lists Read more...

Hartford Behavioral Health Cole Treatment Center Hartford Behavioral Health provides adult outpatient mental health and substance use services at 2550 Main Street in Hartford, Connecticut. The organization is a private nonprofit community behavioral health agency, and Connecticut DMHAS currently identifies the same address as the Cole Treatment Center and an opioid and substance use walk-in assessment location. Adults who are Read more...

InterCommunity Health Care’s East Hartford clinic is located at 281 Main Street, East Hartford, Connecticut 06118, with the main phone number 860-569-5900. Older directories may identify this location as the InterCommunity Co-Occurring Disorder Program, but the organization’s current website presents it as an integrated clinic providing primary care, mental health care, and addiction recovery services. Connecticut DMHAS also lists InterCommunity Read more...