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Connecticut Mental Health Center New Haven

Connecticut Mental Health Center New Haven offers outpatient substance use and mental health care. The center is one of 156 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Connecticut. It serves adolescents through older adults with flexible, community-based treatment.

  • Joint Commission
  • Outpatient
  • Co-Occurring Mental Health
  • 30 days
  • Hablan español

Outpatient services for those with substance use disorders plus co-occurring disorders are provided at Connecticut Mental Health Center Substance Use Treatment in New Haven. Individual counseling, group therapy, and medication-assisted treatment are combined in a format that is structured yet flexible. Every client receives a treatment plan built for them that addresses addiction and mental health needs as one.

Both adults and adolescents are welcome here, and services are designed for men, women, young adults, and older adults. Treatment approaches include cognitive behavioral trauma specific therapy twelve step facilitation plus therapy. Employment help and continuing care assist people in building stability after they complete the program.

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This center offers co-occurring mental health services and outpatient treatment, and a typical stay runs 30 days. Outpatient rehab in Connecticut at this center means you live at home while going to sessions, and the program combines one-on-one counseling, group therapy cognitive behavioral therapy and family therapy. Acupuncture, life skills, online trauma specific therapy twelve step facilitation plus therapy are offered as well. The program's philosophy incorporates the twelve step approach.

Medication-assisted treatment is offered to those who need it, and the center works with chronic relapse, smoking cessation drug addiction and co-occurring disorders. Conditions addressed also include anger, gambling, and trauma. If you need both addiction and mental health support, then the co-occurring track treats them together rather than apart. Aftercare includes continuing care, employment counseling, outpatient treatment, and support meetings.

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

Who this New Haven center serves

  • Adolescents and children who need outpatient addiction or mental health support
  • Adults of all genders, including men and women
  • Young adults and older adults
  • People living with co-occurring mental health disorders and substance use
  • Individuals dealing with trauma, anger, or gambling issues
  • Those seeking help with chronic relapse or smoking cessation

Setting, languages, and program length

Connecticut Mental Health Center New Haven is an outpatient facility at 1 Long Wharf Drive in New Haven, Connecticut, and a typical program runs 30 days. Services are available in English, Portuguese, and Spanish. Because the center holds Joint Commission accreditation, you can ask about its quality and safety standards when you call. The setting suits people living at home or in the community while they attend treatment, and online therapy serves those who need remote options. No photos are on file, so if seeing the space matters to you, ask about a site visit.

Paying for care at this New Haven center

The center charges private-pay rates, and your plan may cover some care. When you contact the center, ask straight out if your plan is in network and what copay you would owe. Medicaid acceptance is not listed in this center's SAMHSA data, so check that with the billing office before you book an intake. Our helpline puts you in touch with advisors who can help you verify coverage and work through your choices. You can call free of charge, in confidence.

Pre-choice question checklist

  • Will my insurance plan pay for outpatient treatment at this center, and what copay should I expect?
  • What is the typical daily or weekly schedule for the 30-day program?
  • Are medication-assisted treatment and psychiatric services included in the treatment plan?
  • How does the center coordinate care for co-occurring disorders?
  • What aftercare and support meeting options are available after I finish the program?
  • Is Medicaid accepted here, and what documentation should I bring to the first appointment?
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What is the Connecticut Mental Health Center New Haven program like?

The service is outpatient and serves people with substance use and co-occurring disorders, usually over 30 days. Counseling comes in individual and group formats, along with family therapy twelve step facilitation and trauma specific therapy. Young people, adults, and older adults are all served, in English, Portuguese, and Spanish. This center is accredited by the Joint Commission and lists cash pay rates; it is a good idea to verify insurance before you begin.

Does this center accept Medicaid or insurance?

The center has private-pay rates, and insurance may be accepted, though what is covered depends on your own plan. Medicaid acceptance does not appear in this center's SAMHSA data, so confirm by calling the billing office. Our helpline is free and can connect you with advisors who help you check benefits and make sense of your choices, at no cost and with nothing owed.

What levels of care are offered at Connecticut Mental Health Center New Haven?

The center offers co-occurring mental health treatment plus outpatient treatment. Outpatient means you go to sessions in the daytime or evening and live at home. A typical program lasts 30 days, and therapies include cognitive behavioral therapy, acupuncture, life skills, and online therapy. This location does not list inpatient or residential care, so ask about referrals if you need 24-hour support.

How long is rehab for alcohol or drug use at this center?

Per the SAMHSA listing, the usual program length is 30 days. Since this is an outpatient program, how many sessions you attend each week can vary with your needs and your treatment plan. Should you want longer-term or residential care, the center's continuing care and aftercare services can assist with that transition. Give the helpline a call to talk over what may suit your situation.

Which questions should I raise about withdrawal and medical safety?

Withdrawal from benzodiazepines or alcohol can be risky, so a medical team should oversee it. Detox services are not listed at this outpatient center, so ask how it handles withdrawal risk and whether it refers people to a setting with medical monitoring. When you or somebody you know drinks heavily or uses benzodiazepines daily, call our helpline to talk through options before stopping suddenly.

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