Alcohol Treatment Centers in Macedonia, CT

High Watch Recovery Center in Kent High Watch Recovery Center is a nonprofit addiction treatment campus at 62 Carter Road in Kent, Connecticut. Founded in 1939, High Watch describes itself as the world’s first treatment center founded around the Twelve Steps, while its current clinical model combines that recovery tradition with addiction medicine, psychiatric care, and evidence-based therapy. Adults seeking Read more...

CJR Litchfield Wellness Center CJR, formerly known as Connecticut Junior Republic, operates a Wellness Center at its Litchfield campus at 550 Goshen Road in Litchfield, Connecticut. CJR’s current Wellness program provides outpatient behavioral health treatment in person and through telehealth, with personalized plans for children, teenagers, adults, and families. Current CJR materials also specifically identify substance use prevention and treatment Read more...

McCall Behavioral Health Network’s Carnes Weeks Center provides intensive residential substance use treatment in Torrington, Connecticut. McCall’s current official residential page identifies Carnes Weeks as a 20-bed program for men and women age 18 and older, with typical stays of about 7 to 28 days. Connecticut’s DMHAS Addiction Services Availability system classifies the program as Level 3.7 intensive residential treatment. Read more...

McCall Behavioral Health Network provides adult outpatient substance use and mental health treatment from its main campus at 58 High Street in Torrington, Connecticut. The current McCall locations page identifies Outpatient Services Torrington at this address and lists open-access intake hours during the week. McCall’s outpatient program is designed for people who can remain in the community while receiving structured Read more...

McCall House is McCall Behavioral Health Network’s intermediate residential recovery program at 127 Migeon Avenue in Torrington, Connecticut. McCall’s current official site describes McCall House as a comprehensive program that combines structure, research-based support, and counseling, while Connecticut DMHAS classifies it as Level 3.1 halfway house and transitional living care. This level is intended for people who are medically stable Read more...