SCADD women's transitional home New London

This is a private nonprofit that treats adults for substance use disorders across a full range of care. Medication-assisted treatment, individual counseling and relapse prevention sit alongside help for mental health conditions that appear at the same time. The program is built so that both issues get attention together rather than one waiting on the other.

The center describes care shaped around each person's own needs, with staff support aimed at addressing substance use and co-occurring conditions at once. If you are comparing programs, ask how that plan is written and who reviews it. Calling the helpline lets you check bed availability at Connecticut rehabs and treatment centers before you make any decision.

SCADD Women's Transitional Home New London serves only women, so the single-gender setting is intentional. Here, residential rehab and sober living are combined, meaning the level of structure can shift as someone's needs shift. The helpline does not treat anyone or make diagnoses; it links callers to licensed providers.

Programs and therapies at SCADD

The two care options shown are residential rehab and sober living, with co-occurring disorders available alongside them. Counseling covers individual sessions, group therapy and work on life skills. The approach is rounded out by medication-assisted treatment, twelve step facilitation motivational interviewing and relapse prevention counseling.

This program is specific to one gender and built around Twelve Step work. Should a clinician recommend another level of care, such as outpatient or detox, ask whether this center can coordinate that referral. Comparing addiction treatment services in Connecticut is easier when you know which levels of care each center lists.

• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Motivational Interviewing
• Group Therapy
• Twelve Step
• Gender-Specific
• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• Life Skills

People the program is designed for

• Women aged 18 and older who need residential substance use treatment
• Women with co-occurring disorders
• Women who want a gender-specific setting
• People seeking help with drug addiction
• Women who want to stop smoking as part of treatment
• Women looking for a sober living step after residential care

Languages, venue and program length

A usual stay lasts 30 days and services are offered in english and. The center is located on Coit Street in New London, in southeastern Connecticut close to the Thames River and the shoreline. The SAMHSA record includes one photo, so if seeing the space matters to you, ask about arranging a visit or a walkthrough.

Costs and coverage at this facility

Private-pay rates appear in the SAMHSA record. No insurance details are provided, so coverage has to be verified by phone before anyone makes a commitment. If you hold Connecticut Medicaid or a commercial plan, ask the center directly whether it accepts it and what your plan would pay for residential rehab. The helpline can help you get that check started at no charge.

Questions to ask before admission

• Is there an available bed at the moment, and how long is the waitlist
• What does the 30-day length look like in practice, including any extension
• How are co-occurring disorders addressed together with substance use
• What cash pay includes, and which Medicaid or insurance plans are taken
• What aftercare is arranged, such as continuing care, employment counseling or recovery coaching