Alcohol Treatment Centers in Bridgeport, CT

Connecticut Renaissance currently lists its Bridgeport program at 1120 Main Street as Linking Youth to Natural Communities, or LYNC. This replaces the older directory information for a general Bridgeport outpatient clinic at 1 Lafayette Circle, which is no longer shown among the organization’s current outpatient locations. LYNC is a center-based program for court-involved youth and their families and is accessed Read more...

The Child & Family Guidance Center at 180 Fairfield Avenue in Bridgeport provides outpatient behavioral health services for children, teenagers, and families throughout Fairfield County. The organization focuses on mental and emotional health rather than operating as a traditional adult addiction center. Its current counseling team includes psychologists, social workers, child psychiatrists, and licensed alcohol and drug counselors, allowing substance Read more...

New Prospects is a short-term intensive inpatient program operated by Recovery Network of Programs at 392 Prospect Street in Bridgeport. RNP describes the program as serving adult men and women who are experiencing substance dependence together with concurrent psychiatric disorders. It carries a Dual Diagnosis Enhanced Treatment designation at the 3.7 RE level of care and provides a highly structured Read more...

CASA Project Courage at 592 Kossuth Street in Bridgeport provides gender-specific outpatient substance use treatment for adult women, including women who are pregnant or parenting. Operated by Chemical Abuse Services Agency, Inc. (CASA), the program offers more than one level of outpatient care so treatment intensity can be matched to clinical need. Services are delivered by bilingual and bicultural clinicians Read more...

Southwest Community Health Center provides outpatient behavioral health and substance use care at 1046 Fairfield Avenue in Bridgeport. The current location page identifies behavioral health and substance use/co-occurring treatment at this site, while the organization’s substance use page describes individual treatment, group treatment, an intensive outpatient program, and continuing care. This makes the facility a community-based option for adults who Read more...

CASA Hostos Day Treatment at 690 Arctic Street in Bridgeport is a structured, non-residential substance use program operated by Chemical Abuse Services Agency, Inc. (CASA). The current official program is designed for Spanish-speaking adults in the Greater Bridgeport area who need a clinically intensive level of care while continuing to live in the community. Treatment is individualized and may be Read more...

Recovery Counseling Services is an outpatient program operated by Recovery Network of Programs in Bridgeport. RNP’s current official page lists the clinic at 1549 Fairfield Avenue, replacing the older directory address at 1438 Park Avenue. The program serves adults who need treatment for substance use, mental health concerns, or problem gambling while continuing to live at home and remain involved Read more...

Greater Bridgeport Community Mental Health Center is the state-operated Bridgeport facility within the Southwest Connecticut Mental Health System. Located at 1635 Central Avenue, the center provides community-based behavioral health services for adults in the Bridgeport area and is part of a system whose mission includes mental health and substance abuse care. The facility is best understood as a public behavioral Read more...

Horizons is a CARF-accredited, short-term intensive inpatient program operated by Recovery Network of Programs at 1635 Fairfield Avenue in Bridgeport. RNP describes Horizons as a 3.7R level-of-care program for adult men with co-occurring substance use and mental health conditions. The program combines a structured residential environment with evidence-based counseling, case management, family involvement, and planning for continued recovery in the Read more...

Liberation Programs operates Bridgeport Outpatient Services at 399 Mill Hill Avenue, where adults can receive substance use and behavioral health treatment while continuing to live in the community. The organization provides outpatient care six days per week and offers both standard counseling and intensive outpatient treatment. The Mill Hill site also provides medication-assisted treatment and is recognized by Connecticut addiction-service Read more...