Alcohol Treatment Centers in Potter Hill, RI

Journey to Hope Health and Healing Washington County is now operated as BHG Westerly Treatment Center at 86 Beach Street in Westerly. Behavioral Health Group acquired the Journey to Hope locations in 2022 and continues to provide outpatient treatment for opioid use disorder. The center serves patients from Westerly, Charlestown, Hopkinton, and other communities across Washington County and nearby southeastern Read more...

Stonington Institute operates its main North Stonington campus at 75 Swantown Hill Road, where it provides a continuum of addiction and behavioral health treatment that includes medically supervised detoxification and residential rehabilitation. The institute’s current admissions information specifically describes its detox program for adults with a history of heavy or prolonged alcohol or drug use. For someone who needs help Read more...

Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Health Behavioral Health Services Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Health Services provides behavioral health care at 107 Pequot Trail in Mashantucket, Connecticut. The current Tribal Health website identifies addiction recovery counseling as a core service and specifically includes alcohol and substance abuse assessment, screening, counseling, outreach, and crisis management within its behavioral health program. This is an outpatient tribal Read more...

The Providence Center Women’s Road to Recovery is a residential substance use treatment program located at 15 Baker Pines Road in Wyoming, Rhode Island. The program is designed specifically for adult women and addresses addiction together with co-occurring mental health concerns, trauma, relationships, parenting, health, employment, education, and housing. Women’s Road to Recovery is part of The Providence Center and Read more...

Stonington Institute Day Treatment in Groton Stonington Institute maintains a state-licensed substance use treatment location at 618 Poquonnock Road in Groton, Connecticut. Its current admissions information identifies this address as a location for day treatment programs, and Connecticut licensing data lists an active substance abuse credential here through June 30, 2028. For adults seeking structured help with alcohol or other Read more...

Catholic Charities, Diocese of Norwich remains active at 331 Main Street in Norwich, but its role has changed substantially from what older addiction-treatment directories may show. The organization’s official website states that its Behavioral Health Division closed on June 30, 2020. Catholic Charities no longer provides direct outpatient alcohol counseling or clinical substance use treatment at this office. Instead, the Read more...

SCADD continues to provide outpatient substance use treatment in Norwich, with current community records listing its Norwich outpatient program at 321 Main Street. SCADD’s official outpatient-services information describes adult behavioral health care that includes screening, evaluation, individualized treatment planning, regular outpatient counseling, intensive outpatient programming, and services for co-occurring mental health conditions. For adults seeking help with alcohol use while Read more...

SCADD’s Rose City Harbor is a low-intensity residential transitional treatment program for men at 313 Main Street in Norwich, Connecticut. SCADD’s current residential-services page identifies Rose City Harbor as its Norwich transitional program for men, and Connecticut 211 independently lists the same address and current access number. The program is intended for people who have moved beyond acute stabilization but Read more...

Catholic Charities, Diocese of Norwich continues to operate its New London office at 28 Huntington Street, but people using older treatment directories should be aware of an important change: the organization’s Behavioral Health Division closed on June 30, 2020. Catholic Charities no longer presents the New London office as a direct provider of outpatient substance use treatment. Instead, its current Read more...

SCADD’s William M. Walsh Recovery Center at 47 Coit Street in New London provides medically monitored withdrawal management for adults beginning recovery from alcohol and other substance use disorders. SCADD’s current website describes around-the-clock care from medical and nursing professionals, physician-guided evaluation, continuous monitoring, counseling, case management, peer support, and discharge planning. Connecticut’s DMHAS Addiction Services Availability system classifies the Read more...