Participants will get psychosocial treatment in addition to MAT in the form of social skills training, individual, group, and couples counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, and family therapy, among other modalities.

The RRS Program for Women and Women with Infants in New Bedford provides 21 beds for women and women with infants who have substance use disorders. The Program is housed in a three-story facility that provides a welcoming, sober, and homelike atmosphere. Residents work on developing recovery skills and support structures for three to twelve months while in the program. Prior to discharge, residents are aided with gaining job, entitlements, parenting skills, living and coping skills, and locating appropriate housing. Residents with these skills, resources, and supports are better able to transition into the community and maintain long-term sobriety and a higher quality of life.

High Point provides care to all patients, regardless of their financial situation. Discounts for basic services are given based on the size of the family or their income. For further information, call Outpatient Services at 508-717-0550.

With 24-hour nursing care, licensed counselors, and case managers, the treatment team is led by a physician. Individual and group counseling, as well as family support and education, and aftercare planning, are all part of the treatment process. Patients on methadone maintenance can detox from other addictive substances while still receiving methadone treatment. In addition, patients participate in daily in-house commitment (AA/NA) meetings.

SUD counseling and counselor-facilitated on-site psycho-educational groups are among the services provided, as well as the development of an individualized treatment recovery plan and coordination with the Department of Children and Families, parole, probation, medical, mental health, and educational agencies. Referrals to outside organizations, medication monitoring, nutrition/daily living skills teaching, and discharge/after-care planning are among the various services given. he average stay is 3 to 9 months. Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) clients and those seeking a referral are welcome.

With 24-hour nursing care, licensed counselors, and case managers, the treatment team is led by a physician. Individual and group counseling, as well as family support and education, and aftercare planning, are all part of the treatment process. Patients on methadone maintenance can detox from other addictive substances while still receiving methadone treatment. In addition, patients participate in daily in-house commitment (AA/NA) meetings.

Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) combines the use of specific prescription drugs to relieve cravings and other withdrawal symptoms with counselling to help adults recover from opioid use disorder in the long run. Traditional outpatient treatments: Many Acadia Healthcare facilities provide traditional outpatient services, such as individual, group, and family therapy, which can be scheduled according to the individual’s needs.

Individual counseling, treatment planning/follow-up, referrals to mental health outpatient, medical care, educational/vocational programs, and sober housing are among the services provided. Relapse prevention, opioid overdose prevention, MAT, life skills, nicotine prevention, HIV/AIDS, and health/nutrition education are among the psycho-educational programs offered at Harmony House. Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) clients are welcome, as are those seeking a referral.