Family and Childrens Agency Project Norwalk

Family and Childrens Agency Project Reward, which most people know as Family and Childrens Agency Project Norwalk, is a nonprofit center that brings mental health and addiction services together under one roof. The program pairs trauma-focused counseling with medication-assisted treatment and a variety of other supports. Each patient s plan is customized to their own situation, so substance use and co-occurring disorders are handled as connected concerns rather than separate ones.

At this center, treatment for substance use disorders is delivered alongside mental health care, not separately. The team develops a plan for each person that handles both issues at once. The goal is to support lasting recovery through a mix of therapy, counseling, and practical services. The center serves adolescents, children, men, women, older adults, and young adults, and offers services in English and Spanish.

Programs and therapies here in Norwalk

The center's main services are outpatient care and treatment for co-occurring disorders. Therapy options include trauma-specific therapy, group therapy, family therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and individual counseling. Life skills training, online therapy plus twelve step facilitation and relapse prevention counseling are also offered. For people who need more structure, an intensive outpatient program is available as part of aftercare.

The center uses a Twelve Step approach and provides continuing care, employment counseling, recovery coaching, and support meetings. If you want a Connecticut rehab center with dual diagnosis care, this program is built to address both conditions at once. When someone needs more intensive care than outpatient services can offer, the helpline can help find inpatient alcohol rehab in Connecticut or other choices. People with a substance use disorder who also have trauma or perinatal mental health concerns can get integrated support here.

• Group Therapy
• Life Skills
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Family Therapy
• Online Therapy
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Twelve Step

Who this program is built for in Norwalk

• Adolescents and children who need mental health and addiction support
• Men and women, including older adults and young adults
• People with co-occurring disorders such as trauma or perinatal mental health concerns
• Individuals dealing with drug addiction, chronic relapse, or smoking cessation
• Those who also need help with anger or gambling issues

Setting and how long programs last

This outpatient program typically lasts 30 days, though the plan is adjusted for each person. Services are available in English and Spanish. The center is located at 9 Mott Avenue in Norwalk, CT. It does not offer residential beds, so those who need 24-hour care should ask the helpline about inpatient drug rehab centers in Connecticut.

Paying for treatment in Norwalk

The center takes cash pay rates and insurance coverage could be an option, so phone verification is necessary. If you are on Medicaid, ask whether this provider takes it. Our helpline can help you check coverage and get a clearer picture of costs. If insurance is a worry, call to confirm what your plan covers before you decide.

Questions before you are admitted

• Will the center take my insurance or Medicaid, and how much will I need to pay myself?
• How is the 30-day program structured, and how many sessions per week are typical?
• Are family therapy and trauma-specific therapy included in the plan?
• What if I require a more intensive level of care, like inpatient detox or residential treatment?
• Are services available in Spanish, and can I switch counselors if needed?