Individual, family, and group counseling are all available through the program. Relapse Prevention & Intervention, Parenting, Anger Management, and Dual Diagnosis are some of the groups we provide.

As a means of addressing various unique requirements, a client may be referred to community programs and/or practitioners who have affiliation agreements with Hope House. Simultaneously, the client begins a series of required, intensive daily sessions, which include AA group and step meetings, educational assemblies on topics such as health, Aids, and HIV, and small group gatherings focused on teaching communication skills, anger management, and the role of spirituality in daily life.

Individual and group therapy, case management, and family stabilization are all available to men, as well as access to the full range of services offered by our Health Center and Child and Family Services departments. Participants maintain contact with peers through an alumni network, which provides continuous encouragement and sharing of experiences to improve their recovery.

The ATS Medical Director, Nurse Manager, Clinical Supervisor, Nursing staff, Recovery Specialists, and Case Managers all collaborate to ensure that each individual has a safe, medication-assisted withdrawal in a respectful setting at the Dimock.

Individual, group, and family psychotherapy; psychiatric services; medication-assisted therapies; recovery services; and co-located primary care through a partnership with Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program. Familias Unidas Outpatient Services is a licensed, CARF-accredited outpatient mental health clinic that offers a range of client-centered, integrated services to support the long-term needs of people with co-occurring disorders, including: individual, group, and family psychotherapy

Casa’s approach equips women in early recovery with the tools they need to heal from trauma and violence while also stabilizing their lives.
Patients at Latinas y Nios collaborate with staff to establish a plan to gain critical resources, such as housing, health insurance, and other benefits, education, and job, in order to maintain recovery and attain independence.