Alcohol Treatment Centers in East Billerica, MA

The Males’s Program at Casa Esperanza is a 6- to 9-month residential treatment program for men, focusing on the cultural and social requirements of Latinos in early recovery. We provide a secure, supportive atmosphere for patients to heal from trauma and choose their own path to recovery. Patients collaborate with staff to create a plan to gain critical resources, including Read more...

We provide a wide spectrum of addiction treatment services for adults and teens, from outpatient counseling to treatment-focused halfway houses. Our knowledgeable and kind staff genuinely cares about assisting you or a loved one in learning the skills necessary to become sober and live a healthier, happier life. In our residential treatment programs, 50–52 percent of our clients finish their Read more...

We provide individual and group therapy for mental health and substance use issues, addiction treatment, family services (including couples counseling), mobile crisis teams for behavioral and substance-related emergencies, inpatient psychiatric care, and home and school-based programs for children and teens in the greater Boston area, the North Shore, and the Merrimack Valley. Many of our services, in addition to English, Read more...

The Glenice Sheehan Women’s Recovery Home is a cutting-edge, one-of-a-kind residential program for chronic substance abusers aged 18 and up. It supports a true “social model” of progressive care, with the goal of returning women to full sobriety. Participants are encouraged to return to their communities as contributing members, often reconnecting with long-lost acquaintances and family members. 6 months is Read more...

The Men’s Recovery Home, which is located on the grounds of the Tewksbury Hospital, provides substance abuse therapy to those who are addicted. Over twenty-four men in early recovery, aged 18 and up, continue to receive vital housing and social assistance through the program. It is the focal point of the city’s drug and alcohol treatment program. Residents labor as Read more...

The Middlesex DUIL Program is a 14-day residential therapeutic support program for people who have been drinking and driving. Founded in 1985 to offer persons convicted of a second OUI violation in Massachusetts an educational and counseling-based alternative to jail. Since then, the MHSA Middlesex DUIL Program has served over 47,000 clients, with over 98 percent of them successfully completing Read more...