Alcohol Treatment Centers in Clayville, CT

UCFS Griswold Health Center Behavioral Health UCFS Healthcare operates the Griswold Health Center at 226 East Main Street in Griswold, Connecticut, where current services include adult and pediatric primary care along with outpatient behavioral health. The center is not presented by UCFS as a dedicated alcohol detoxification facility or residential rehab. Instead, it provides community-based counseling and psychiatric services within Read more...

UCFS Healthcare’s Edward & Mary Lord Family Health Center at 47 Town Street in Norwich provides outpatient behavioral health care in an integrated community health setting. The current UCFS location page lists behavioral health services at this site, and UCFS separately confirms medication-assisted treatment for substance use disorders in Norwich. Adults concerned about alcohol use can receive counseling, psychiatric evaluation, Read more...

Backus Hospital’s Center for Mental Health at 326 Washington Street in Norwich is part of Hartford HealthCare’s Behavioral Health Network. Current Hartford HealthCare listings identify this site for adult inpatient addiction services, adult inpatient treatment for substance abuse, and inpatient psychiatric care. That combination makes the hospital relevant for adults whose alcohol use is severe enough to require a hospital-based Read more...

UCFS Plainfield Health Center Behavioral Health UCFS Healthcare operates the Plainfield Health Center at 120-122 Plainfield Road in Moosup, Connecticut. The current location provides primary care and outpatient behavioral health, and UCFS also makes substance use treatment and Medication-Assisted Treatment available through its behavioral health system. This is not a residential alcohol rehab or hospital detox unit. For someone whose Read more...

Catholic Charities, Diocese of Norwich remains active at 331 Main Street in Norwich, but its role has changed substantially from what older addiction-treatment directories may show. The organization’s official website states that its Behavioral Health Division closed on June 30, 2020. Catholic Charities no longer provides direct outpatient alcohol counseling or clinical substance use treatment at this office. Instead, the Read more...

SCADD continues to provide outpatient substance use treatment in Norwich, with current community records listing its Norwich outpatient program at 321 Main Street. SCADD’s official outpatient-services information describes adult behavioral health care that includes screening, evaluation, individualized treatment planning, regular outpatient counseling, intensive outpatient programming, and services for co-occurring mental health conditions. For adults seeking help with alcohol use while Read more...

SCADD’s Rose City Harbor is a low-intensity residential transitional treatment program for men at 313 Main Street in Norwich, Connecticut. SCADD’s current residential-services page identifies Rose City Harbor as its Norwich transitional program for men, and Connecticut 211 independently lists the same address and current access number. The program is intended for people who have moved beyond acute stabilization but Read more...

New Beginnings Behavioral Health is associated with Linda W. Stephens, LCSW, at 238 West Town Street in Norwich, Connecticut. A current federal NPI record confirms Stephens at this address with phone 860-383-2507. A functioning official facility website could not be independently verified, so this listing relies on the federal provider record for current contact information and on recent SAMHSA-derived treatment Read more...

The Connection’s Center for Behavioral Health in Norwich now operates at 67 Church Street, second floor, rather than the older 101 Water Street address in the source record. The organization’s current website identifies Norwich outpatient services that include individual psychotherapy, group therapy, intensive outpatient treatment, medication management, and medication-assisted treatment. The center treats substance use disorders, trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, Read more...

Stonington Institute operates its main North Stonington campus at 75 Swantown Hill Road, where it provides a continuum of addiction and behavioral health treatment that includes medically supervised detoxification and residential rehabilitation. The institute’s current admissions information specifically describes its detox program for adults with a history of heavy or prolonged alcohol or drug use. For someone who needs help Read more...