Angelus House at Wellspring Bethlehem

Angelus House at Wellspring Bethlehem is a residential Connecticut rehab center for women that addresses substance use and mental health together. The program has been listed in Bethlehem since 1977 and carries Joint Commission accreditation. It serves adult women and gender diverse adults in a setting for women only.

The property sits on 10 acres with gardens and outdoor space, and the residence has seven bedrooms for 6-15 residents. Shared meals, creative arts, and time outdoors give the week a steady rhythm instead of a large institutional schedule. Each resident's plan is written around her own history, diagnoses, and goals.

This page focuses on a single Connecticut rehab. Should it not be the right fit, the helpline can discuss other SAMHSA-listed facilities and levels of care throughout the state.

Angelus House at Wellspring Bethlehem

Angelus House at Wellspring Bethlehem offers just one level of care: residential rehab, typically lasting around 30 days. Residents attend individual counseling, group therapy, and family therapy, and clinicians use cognitive behavioral and dialectical behavior therapy when those methods fit the plan. This small Connecticut rehab center pairs one-on-one counseling with group therapy so each resident is known by name.

The center calls itself holistic, trauma informed, and structured around a plan for each person. Art therapy, adventure therapy, meditation and mindfulness, and trauma-specific therapy fill out the schedule, together with farming, gardening, hiking, and physical fitness. Adventure therapy and art therapy give residents of this Bethlehem rehab center ways to process difficult material without relying only on talk. Continuing care and outpatient treatment appear as aftercare once residential care ends, which matters if you want support to keep going in Connecticut after discharge.

• Trauma Informed
• Holistic
• Adventure Therapy
• Group Therapy
• Individual Treatment
• Family Therapy
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Meditation & Mindfulness
• Trauma-Specific Therapy

Who this Bethlehem rehab serves

• Adult women age 18 and older in a women-only residential setting
• Gender diverse adults seeking a small, inclusive community
• People with depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder, or OCD alongside drug addiction
• People working through grief and loss, stress, or relationship difficulties
• Those who want a trauma-informed, licensed primary mental health approach

Setting and length of stay in Bethlehem

Most people stay roughly 30 days, and 6-15 residents live together in a seven-bedroom house set on 10 acres. Weekly life at this Bethlehem rehab center includes gardens, time outdoors, and hiking, and every room has air conditioning; some are private and some are shared. Residents eat meals together, and services are provided in English. A smaller community can feel easier to handle than a big facility, so this size may fit you well. This Connecticut rehab center holds just 6-15 people, so the group stays small enough for residents and staff to really know one another.

• Access to Nature
• Gardens
• Outdoor Space

Paying for this program in Bethlehem

This page does not list any payment information, so you will need to confirm cost and insurance coverage by calling the center. Before you choose a start date at this Bethlehem rehab center, ask if your plan is accepted, and if you have Connecticut Medicaid, ask plainly whether the program accepts it. When insurance gets in the way, the helpline can lay out other SAMHSA-listed choices. Advisors on the helpline link callers to licensed treatment providers, they charge nothing, everything stays private, and no one is committed to anything.

Questions before you are admitted

• Does the program accept my insurance, and is Connecticut Medicaid accepted?
• How many beds are open for my intended start date?
• How is a normal day structured, and how frequently would I see a clinician?
• How are dual diagnosis needs like PTSD or OCD handled alongside substance use?
• What aftercare or outpatient treatment is arranged before discharge?