Address: 417 Liberty Street
Springfield-MA Massachusetts 01104
Springfield-MA Massachusetts 01104
Liberty Street Clinic is a Springfield, Massachusetts-based alcohol and substance misuse treatment facility (Hampden County). They treat both males and women and accept young adults and adults (ages 18 and older). A short-term substance abuse treatment program for those who require outpatient treatment more than once a week. Treatment includes regular group sessions as well as one-on-one meetings with an Read more…
Address: 125 Liberty Street Suite 200
Springfield-MA Massachusetts 01103
Springfield-MA Massachusetts 01103
Mindcare Agency Pc is a drug rehab facility in Springfield, Massachusetts. It is a Substance Abuse Rehab Facility and provides treatment to people with drug addiction and other substance abuse problems Read more…
Address: 5 Madison Avenue
Springfield-MA Massachusetts 01105
Springfield-MA Massachusetts 01105
Phoenix Houses of New England is an alcohol and substance misuse treatment center in Hampden County, Massachusetts. They only treat men and accept young adults and adults (ages 18 and older). Phoenix House Springfield is a residential substance abuse treatment center for adult men and women that focuses on improving each person’s entire self-esteem and quality of life. Patients undergo Read more…
Address: 155 Maple Street Suite 304
Springfield-MA Massachusetts 01105
Springfield-MA Massachusetts 01105
Institute for Health and Recovery Inc is a Hampden County, Massachusetts-based alcohol and substance misuse treatment facility. We provide trauma-informed family-focused counseling to high-risk individuals and their families at home and in the community, including homeless families (in DHCD shelters and other settings), families involved in the child welfare system (through multiple contracts with the Department of Children and Families), Read more…
Address: 20 Wilbraham Avenue
Springfield-MA Massachusetts 01109
Springfield-MA Massachusetts 01109
GRIT is MHA’s 24-hour residential program for persons with a substance use disorder and a moderate-to-severe mental illness. Residents benefit from supportive, structured, and developmentally appropriate education and care in a safe, homelike atmosphere. GRIT is intended to be a nine-month program, although it can be extended based on individual requirements. Although recovery is difficult, there is hope. MHA to Read more…





