Alcohol Treatment Centers in Gulls Hollow, CT

McCall Behavioral Health Network’s Dempsey Center is the current successor to the former Central Naugatuck Valley HELP Reverend Edward Dempsey Drug Services program in Waterbury. The program remains associated with 900 Watertown Avenue and currently serves adult men with substance use disorders in a 34-bed residential setting. Connecticut’s Addiction Services Availability system classifies Dempsey Center as Level 3.5 clinically managed Read more...

Connecticut Counseling Centers operates its Brookside Clinic at 50 Brookside Road in Waterbury, Connecticut. Current Connecticut DMHAS records identify Brookside as a methadone program, while the organization itself provides a broader range of licensed outpatient substance use and mental health services for adults. Connecticut Counseling Centers specifically states that its outpatient substance use programs treat alcohol, cocaine, narcotics, cannabis, and Read more...

Family Intervention Center, Inc. currently operates at 51 Lakeside Boulevard East in Waterbury, Connecticut, replacing the older Chase River Road address found in legacy treatment records. The organization’s current official website lists individual therapy, couples therapy, family therapy, mental health evaluations, drug and alcohol evaluations, and planned drug and alcohol interventions. SAMHSA’s 2024 national mental health treatment directory independently confirms Read more...

Perspectives Center for Care provides behavioral health, substance use, medication, and telehealth services for children, adolescents, and adults in Connecticut. The Waterbury listing has historically been associated with 60 Westwood Avenue, Suite 220. Perspectives’ current official locations page now emphasizes statewide telehealth and does not publish a Waterbury street address, although a current 2026 property tenant directory still lists Perspectives Read more...

McCall Behavioral Health Network’s Renato Outpatient Services operates within the Whole Health Center at 969 West Main Street, Unit 2A in Waterbury, Connecticut. Renato is the current successor to the older HELP Inc. Renato Network listing. McCall’s current outpatient information identifies Waterbury as an access point for substance use and mental health treatment, and the organization specifically promotes help for Read more...

Connecticut Renaissance’s Waterbury West Residential Treatment Program operates at 466 West Main Street in Waterbury, Connecticut. The current official program page identifies Waterbury West as a Level 3.5 co-occurring-capable residential program for adult men age 18 and older, with stays commonly lasting about 45 to 60 days depending on medical necessity. Connecticut DMHAS independently classifies the program as clinically managed Read more...

MCCA’s Waterbury Outpatient Clinic provides treatment for alcohol and drug addiction at 34 Murray Street in Waterbury, Connecticut. The current official clinic page confirms a full outpatient continuum that includes standard outpatient counseling, intensive outpatient programming, Spanish-language outpatient treatment, relapse-prevention services, anger management, trauma-informed specialty groups, and gambling treatment. For people who need structured alcohol treatment but can continue living Read more...

Connecticut Renaissance’s McAuliffe Center is a 20-bed residential program for adult men at 70 Central Avenue in Waterbury, Connecticut. The current official program page classifies McAuliffe as a Level 3.7 Residential Enhanced service for men with co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders who are in crisis. It can serve as a hospital diversion or as a step-down after an 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...