Connecticut Counseling Centers’ Midland Clinic is located at 4 Midland Road in Waterbury, Connecticut. Connecticut DMHAS currently identifies this site as a methadone program, and the clinic is part of Connecticut Counseling Centers’ larger adult outpatient system for substance use and mental health treatment. The organization’s current website confirms that its substance use programs address alcohol as well as opioids, cocaine, cannabis, and prescription medications. Adults seeking alcohol treatment can contact Midland for an assessment and guidance, while confirming whether the needed counseling or intensive outpatient service is delivered at Midland or another Connecticut Counseling Centers location.
Assessment and Recovery Planning
Connecticut Counseling Centers provides psychosocial assessment, individualized treatment planning, counseling, recovery support, and referrals within its addiction programs. A person concerned about alcohol can discuss drinking frequency, consequences, triggers, other substance use, psychiatric symptoms, family concerns, and previous treatment. This assessment helps the team determine whether routine outpatient counseling, a more intensive schedule, mental health treatment, or another level of care is the most appropriate next step.
Counseling and Co-Occurring Treatment
The organization offers individual, couples, group, and family counseling, along with psychiatric evaluation and medication management for eligible patients. Its intensive outpatient programs address substance use, mental health, and co-occurring conditions in structured group sessions several times per week. These services can be useful when alcohol addiction is connected with depression, anxiety, relationship problems, or other behavioral health concerns. Midland callers should verify current group schedules because Connecticut Counseling Centers describes IOP and mental health services across its clinic network rather than assigning every service to one address.
Methadone Program at Midland Road
The state specifically lists Midland as an opioid treatment location using methadone. Connecticut Counseling Centers also uses buprenorphine and naltrexone in opioid MAT. Methadone and buprenorphine treat opioid use disorder and should not be presented as medications for alcohol use disorder. If a person is seeking care primarily for alcohol, the intake team needs to know that so the treatment plan does not incorrectly center on opioid medication. Clients using both alcohol and opioids should disclose both because combined substance use can affect safety and treatment decisions.
Medical Withdrawal Concerns
Midland is an outpatient clinic, not an inpatient alcohol detox facility. Someone with severe alcohol dependence, previous withdrawal seizures, delirium, or significant medical instability may require medically monitored withdrawal before continuing with outpatient care. The clinic can help determine whether another medical or addiction program should handle stabilization first.
Verified Phone, Coverage, and Costs
The current address is 4 Midland Road, Waterbury, CT 06705, and Connecticut DMHAS lists 203-755-8874 for this clinic. State information reports Medicare, Medicaid, most commercial insurance, and cash or major credit-card self-payment. Connecticut Counseling Centers also maintains an income-based sliding-fee policy and states that inability to pay should not prevent treatment access. Adults seeking alcohol rehab should call to verify intake procedures, current services, coverage, and any financial responsibility before arriving.
