Child and Family Guidance Center Waterbury

This Waterbury center is a nonprofit that serves people on an outpatient basis. It offers mental health care and suicide prevention resources, helps with getting to appointments, supports people in building social skills, and has a sliding fee option for payment. Substance use disorders are treated here together with co-occurring disorders. Each person gets a care plan built around them and delivered with compassion, one that works on both concerns at once and aims at full recovery and healing that holds up over time.

Treatment here is outpatient and likewise handles co-occurring mental health needs. Therapy choices include one-on-one counseling, CBT, family work, group sessions, life skills, motivational interviewing, online therapy, relapse prevention counseling, and therapy that centers on trauma. Adolescents, children, men, women, and young adults are all served, and the center treats issues such as anger, gambling, and trauma, along with co-occurring disorders, drug addiction, and help to quit smoking. Continuing care, employment counseling, a recovery coach outpatient treatment and support meetings make up the aftercare offering. The center is located at 83 Prospect Street, Waterbury, CT, and english and spanish are offered for services.

Programs and levels of care in Waterbury

The center's programs are outpatient and address co-occurring mental health, and 30 days is the typical length. At child and family guidance center Waterbury, you receive outpatient care while living at home during sessions. Therapies offered include cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy, group therapy, and trauma-specific therapy. If addiction and mental health care are both needed, this center's dual diagnosis approach addresses them together.

Individual counseling, life skills, motivational interviewing, online therapy, and relapse prevention counseling are all available here. As you pick a program in Connecticut, confirm it provides the therapies suited to your needs. Continuing care, employment counseling, outpatient treatment, a recovery coach, and support meetings make up the aftercare. A 30-day outpatient program gives many people structure while they remain connected to their community.

• Life Skills
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Group Therapy
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Family Therapy
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Online Therapy
• Motivational Interviewing

People the program is designed for

• Adolescents, children, men, women, and young adults
• People with co-occurring disorders
• Individuals dealing with anger, gambling, or trauma
• Those seeking treatment for drug addiction or smoking cessation
• English- and Spanish-speaking individuals

Setting and how long programs last

At the Child and Family Guidance Center Waterbury, care is outpatient and usually runs 30 days. Adolescents, children, men, women, and young adults are served, and services come in English and Spanish. For Waterbury residents, an outpatient program means getting treatment without upending your home life. You can find the center at 83 Prospect Street, Waterbury, CT. Because it sits in Connecticut, the center is within reach for people around the Waterbury area.

Payment and insurance in Waterbury

Payment choices include cash rates and a sliding fee scale. If you have Medicaid, ask the center whether it is accepted, since many Connecticut facilities take it. Insurance coverage must be checked by phone; our helpline can help you explore your options. Keep your insurance details ready when you call so the center can verify your benefits.

Questions before you are admitted

• What insurance plans and Medicaid do you accept?
• What is the typical length of stay and in what way is a typical day structured?
• How do you coordinate care for co-occurring disorders?
• What therapies are available for trauma or gambling?
• Do you offer Spanish-language services and sliding fee scales?