Village for Families and Children MAT Hartford
Village for Families and Children MAT Hartford provides outpatient rehab for substance use and mental health. It is one of 156 facilities in Connecticut listed by SAMHSA. The program includes counseling, group therapy, and care planning tailored to each person.
- Joint Commission
- Outpatient
- Co-Occurring Mental Health
- 30 days
- Hablan español
Village for Families and Children MAT Naltrexone is an ambulatory treatment center in Hartford serving people who are dealing who have substance use disorders and co-occurring disorders. Staff build a care plan for each person that addresses both the substance use and the mental health piece together, rather than treating one and setting the other aside. Counseling and group sessions are central to how the center operates.
The approach here is supportive and practical. Treatment is individualized, meaning the mix of therapies and the schedule are shaped around what a person is actually dealing with. For someone considering outpatient care in Connecticut, this center combines addiction treatment with mental health support in one setting, which can matter when the two problems are intertwined. The helpline can help you see whether this level of care suits your situation.
Village for Families and Children MAT
This Hartford rehab offers outpatient and co-occurring disorders, having a typical program length of 30 days. Therapies named include EMDR, group therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, online therapy, Twelve Step facilitation, trauma-specific therapy, dialectical behavior family therapy one-on-one counseling and therapy. The center also uses a Twelve Step approach as part of its framework.
If you are looking for Connecticut rehab centers that treat trauma, then this program lists EMDR and trauma-specific therapy among its options. When someone needs Connecticut dual diagnosis treatment, this center's co-occurring track addresses both conditions together rather than sequentially. For people who cannot attend in person every time, online therapy is listed as a Connecticut outpatient option at this location. The therapies are delivered on an outpatient basis, so participants live at home while attending sessions.
- 1-on-1 Counseling
- Trauma-Specific Therapy
- Twelve Step Facilitation
- Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
- Family Therapy
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Online Therapy
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy
- Group Therapy
- Twelve Step
Who this center serves in Hartford
- Adults of different ages, including older adults and young adults
- Men and women, with services listed for both
- Veterans seeking addiction and mental health care
- People who identify as LGBTQ+
- Individuals with co-occurring disorders, chronic relapse, or drug addiction
- People dealing with trauma, PTSD, anger, gambling, or perinatal mental health concerns
Setting, length, and languages spoken
The typical program length is 30 days, and care is delivered on an outpatient basis, so people attend sessions while living at home. The center is located at 331 Wethersfield Avenue in Hartford, Connecticut. Services are available in English and Spanish. If you need a Connecticut rehab center near Hartford, this Wethersfield Avenue location offers outpatient care with Spanish-language services for those who need them.
Paying for treatment here in Hartford
Self pay rates appear as one payment choice. Insurance and Medicaid coverage are not confirmed in the listing, so call the helpline to verify what this center accepts and your plan s coverage before you decide on anything. Upon contacting the helpline you can request whether this Connecticut rehab accepts private insurance or medicaid, and what the out-of-pocket cost to you would be for the 30-day outpatient program.
Questions before you are admitted
- Does this center accept my insurance or Connecticut Medicaid, and what will I owe?
- How many days per week does the 30-day outpatient program meet?
- Are the EMDR and trauma-specific therapy sessions led by licensed clinicians?
- How does the center coordinate care for co-occurring disorders?
- What aftercare options are available, such as continuing care or an intensive outpatient program?


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What is the Village for Families and Children MAT Hartford program?
It is an outpatient addiction and mental health treatment center in Hartford, Connecticut. The program combines counseling, group therapy, and individualized care planning, and treats substance use alongside co-occurring disorders. It is listed as offering outpatient and co-occurring disorders with a typical program length of 30 days. Services are available in English and Spanish.
Does this Hartford rehab accept Medicaid?
The listing does not confirm Medicaid acceptance, so call the helpline to verify. Cash pay rates are shown as a payment choice. Before admission, ask whether Connecticut Medicaid or your private insurance is accepted and what your out-of-pocket price would be. The helpline can help you without any fee check availability and coverage at this center.
What therapies are available at this Connecticut drug rehab center?
Individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, EMDR, family therapy, group therapy, online therapy, trauma-specific therapy, and Twelve Step facilitation are all listed by the center. A Twelve Step approach appears on the list as well. Care is provided on an outpatient basis across a typical 30-day program, and co-occurring mental health treatment is part of it.
How long is outpatient rehab at Village for Families and Children MAT?
According to the listing, the usual program runs 30 days. Since care is outpatient, you go to sessions while still living at home. The listing does not spell out the exact schedule or how many visits happen each week, so check with the center directly. You can also call the helpline to confirm current availability and learn what the daily or weekly time commitment involves.
Where can I find sober houses or support groups in Connecticut?
The center lists Twelve Step facilitation and support meetings as part of its approach, and aftercare options include continuing care and recovery coach services. For sober houses, the helpline can point you to additional Connecticut resources. The state has 156 SAMHSA-listed facilities, so there are many options to explore for ongoing support after outpatient care.