SAMHSA: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Get help finding state funded drug addiction services: medical detox centers; drug rehab treatment centers; outpatient programs; drug addiction counseling; support for family and friends; help for the homeless; sober living housing and more. Call SAMHSA: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration: Tel:1-800-662-4357

SAMHSA: 
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration: 
Tel:1-800-662-4357  
Website: www.samhsa.gov


​Right Turn
Right Turn is an innovative program that provides Intensive Outpatient Treatment and Extended Care for Addiction, Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) and Intervention, in a uniquely creative environment. Anyone with a desire for artistic expression, recovery from substance dependence and the support of a kindred community will feel welcome here. Right Turn’s continuum of care includes psychiatric assessment, individual therapy, group therapy, and family services – all designed to help a recovering person to build the life skills necessary to live an independent, sober life. Our services are designed to compassionately address symptoms of addiction and underlying mental health concerns. We understand that there is no single road to recovery and that our treatment services must be personalized to help individuals find their own way. Right Turn is committed to treating each individual, and their family, with dignity and respect, in the safety of a creative community – one that offers every client a sense of belonging. For more information please contact Right Turn. 

Right Turn
299 Broadway (Arlington Center)
Arlington, MA, 02474-5310
Phone: 781.646.3800
Website: www.right-turn.org


Arbour Health System
Arbour Health System provides a safe, therapeutic environment to facilitate positive growth and change in the lives of clients suffering with substance abuse and addictions. Outpatient Substance Abuse counseling services are available at Arbour Counseling Services (ACS) sites in Allston, Fall River, Franklin, Jamaica Plain, Norwell, Woburn, Worcester, and at The Commonwealth Center in Brookline. Some sites also offer Structured Intensive Outpatient Addictions Programs (SA IOP / SOAP). The adult programs aim to give participants a heightened level of self-awareness about their addiction, solid relapse prevention skills and a variety of coping skills to help them become more independent, self-caring, and functioning adults in recovery. SOAP and SA IOP are available at ACS sites in Fall River, Jamaica Plain, Norwell and Woburn. Program services include psychosocial evaluation, monitoring and treatment; behavioral assessment, treatment and recovery planning; group and individual counseling on substance abuse topics; aftercare and discharge planning and family therapy when necessary. Staff includes a physician specializing in substance recovery available to patients if needed, as well as a nurse practitioner who specializes in addiction treatment. Suboxone Services are also offered at select ACS sites and The Commonwealth Center. For more information please contact Arbour Health System.

Arbour Health System
14 Fordham Road
Allston, MA 02134
T: 617-782-6460
T: 800-222-2237
Website: www.arbourhealth.com


Granada House
Granada House has a long, proud history of successfully helping people at that moment of discovery learn to live free from addiction. Our residents find the safe, stable environment that offers recovery within the caring, familial environment that is our trademark. We place a strong emphasis on welcoming residents with disabilities, though our residents form a true mosaic of life, from all cultures and walks of life. We are a family; one that exists to help residents realize for themselves the potential within themselves and their lives after addiction. Finding with them the person they were, and the person they are yet to become, free of addiction. The Granada House Women’s Support Group is divided into two segments. The first four week segment is required of all women new to Granada House. Here they learn the rules of the house and the basic ABCs of recovery. Women close to graduation also attend, as facilitators foster a kinship, a give and take between those new to sobriety and those who are ready to leave the house living sober lives. The Granada House Men’s Support Group takes on a duel role. For newcomers, it is the mandatory meeting that provides clear understanding of the rules of the House, the foundation from which participants can build as they move along the road to recovery, participants engage ‘old-timers’ in addressing questions and concerns within the house. During each week of their stay, residents of Granada House receive individual counseling. Several areas of progress are addressed with each meeting: progress in developing a program of recovery, progress in group and individual therapy, psychological and social progress and adherence to medical, dental and other appointments. Counselors also discuss drug and alcohol, medical, legal, psychological and family histories. For more information please contact Granada House.

Granada House
70 Adamson Street
Allston, Mass. 02134
T: 617-254-2923
Website: www.granadahouse.org
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North Shore Counseling Center
North Shore Counseling Center is a private, family-owned practice that has been serving the greater North Shore area since its inception in 1972. As a fully licensed Mental Health Clinic, we provide a wide range of Outpatient Behavioral Health Services. NSCC prides itself on it's multidimensional and therapeutic approach to substance abuse treatment. We understand that substance dependence and abuse are complex and nuanced disorders and our treatment approaches utilize the most up to date and evidence based practices available. Our staff is comprised of Master's Level clinicians, Licensed Mental Health Counselors, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Psychologists, Psychiatrists, and Nurse Practitioners. Being a smaller clinic, we provide high quality professional services in a smaller, more personal environment. For more information please contact North Shore Counseling Center. 

North Shore Counseling Center
900 Cummings Center
Suite 324-S
Beverly, MA 01915
T: (978) 922-2280
Website: www.nscc-inc.com


Boston Rescue Mission
Boston Rescue Mission: Our new Outpatient Counseling and Day Treatment Center seeks to provide quality outpatient care to individuals struggling with substance abuse and substance dependence. Women and men have access to a professional, caring staff and will receive treatment in a safe, sober, and therapeutic environment. The center will provide clinical and support services to individuals to help address the wide variety of issues arising from substance abuse and substance dependence, including: Day treatment services, Individual, family, and group counseling, Case management to address vocational, financial, medical, mental health, educational, rehabilitative, and housing needs, Referral to other services dependent on level of care needed (i.e. inpatient treatment, vocational training), Patient education related to sobriety, medical and mental health, Patient education related to transmission of infectious diseases (i.e. TB, HIV / AIDS, Hepatitis, STDs), Patient education related to smoking cessation, Aftercare and transition planning. For more information please contact Boston Rescue Mission. 

Boston Rescue Mission
39 Kingston St
Boston, MA 02111
T: (617) 338-9000
Website: www.brm.org


Boston Alcohol and Substance Abuse Programs
Boston Alcohol and Substance Abuse Programs, better known as Boston ASAP, is an outpatient alcohol and drug treatment and a mental health clinic. We are licensed by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health to provide substance abuse and gambling classes / counseling and mental health counseling services. The agency employs an expert multidisciplinary treatment team that delivers a wide variety of culturally responsive services. Our highly trained and professional staff provides services in English, Spanish. Interpretive services are available for most other languages including sign language. Boston ASAP now is offering services through their newly licensed Boston ASAP Mental Health Clinic. The clinic offers individual, couples, family, and group therapy for the child, adolescent, young adult, and adult populations. Boston ASAP Mental Health Clinic staff includes Licensed therapists from a variety of backgrounds and specializations. We do our best to match the right counselor to each client’s needs. For more information please contact Boston Alcohol and Substance Abuse Programs. 

Boston Alcohol and Substance Abuse Programs
29 Winter Street
Boston, MA 02108
T: 617-482-5292
Website: www.bostonasap.org

Bridge Over Troubled Waters
Bridge Over Troubled Waters: Bridge offers a comprehensive range of services for youth ages 14 to 24 in a positive and safe environment. Get help for substance abuse, family and peer relationships, survival needs, and other crisis intervention services. Bridge counselors are here to support you and listen to you. The West Street Residence provides homeless young adults ages 18 to 24 with shelter, food, clothing, meals, and safety, along with access to a wide range of support and services. The Single Parent House provides housing, life-skills training, and support to homeless pregnant or parenting girls ages 18 to 21 and their children. Bridge provides weekly dental clinics, medical clinics, and HIV / STD testing and counseling to youth ages 14 to 24. Bridge’s Transitional Living Program provides housing, life-skills training, and support to homeless youth ages 18 to 21. If you are ready to leave the streets, take the next step in your education or work life, talk to someone who cares, and make changes in your life, Bridge is here. Our team of counselors, teachers, and medical volunteers will listen to your concerns and help you create a plan that will put you on the path to independence. For more information please contact Bridge Over Troubled Waters.

Bridge Over Troubled Waters
47 West Street 
Boston, MA 02111 
Tel: 617-423-9575
Website: www.bridgeotw.org


Bay Cove Human Services
Bay Cove Human Services provides effective, compassionate care to more than 20,000 individuals and families who face the challenges of developmental disabilities, mental illness, drug and alcohol addiction and aging at over 160 sites in Boston and southeastern Massachusetts. Our goal is to provide full, rich lives for people with the greatest challenges. Bay Cove specializes in providing a continuum of drug and alcohol addiction services, including substance abuse prevention, detoxification, short-term residential programming, individual and group counseling, and out-patient treatment for opiate addiction. We believe that addiction is a medical condition and that with effective, long-term treatment tailored to individual needs, people with drug addiction can recover and lead productive lives. The ultimate goal of drug addiction treatment is to enable an individual to achieve lasting abstinence, but the immediate goals are to reduce drug abuse, improve the patient's ability to function, and minimize the medical and social complications of drug abuse and addiction. For more information please contact Bay Cove Human Services:

For Detoxification Services, please phone Andrew House - 617-479-9320
For Outpatient Methadone Services, please phone Bay Cove Treatment Center - 617-371-3030
For Outpatient Counseling Services, please phone Chelsea ASAP - 617-884-6829

Bay Cove Human Services
66 Canal Street
Boston, MA 02114 
Tel: 617-371-3000
Website: www.baycove.org


Massachusetts General Hospital Addiction Recovery Management Service
Massachusetts General Hospital Addiction Recovery Management Service (ARMS) specializes in supporting teenagers and young adults between the ages of 14 and 26, and their parents, as they deal with their substance use and related problems. ARMS is an outpatient, dual diagnosis clinic made up of a multidisciplinary team of clinical psychiatrists, psychologists and masters-level social workers who are trained to work with youth and their parents to provide an individualized plan for recovery. We are an outpatient program, and currently do not have inpatient detox, partial hospital, or residential services. For our adolescents and young adults we provide comprehensive outpatient individual therapy, group therapy, and outpatient psychiatry consultation and follow-up. Patients can receive treatment services as long as they are interested in receiving care. We are dedicated to helping our patients and their parents face challenges and struggles as they arise and ease the process of achieving long-term recovery. If you have questions or concerns about the ARMS program and how we may be able to support you and your family, please feel free to give us a call at 617.643.4699.

Massachusetts General Hospital
55 Fruit Street
Boston, MA 02114
T: 617-726-2000
Website: www.massgeneral.org
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The Adolescent Substance Abuse Program
The Adolescent Substance Abuse Program provides a science-based, family-oriented, and developmentally appropriate approach to adolescent treatment. We offer a full spectrum of services to adolescents and their families, including comprehensive diagnostic assessments, outpatient treatment and monitoring, and referral services. We offer a broad range of treatment services. Interventions include random urine drug testing, opioid replacement therapy (Buprenorphine), relapse prevention, and group therapy. Our group therapy program includes separate meetings for teens and parents. Adolescents can participate in psycho-educational group meetings to support their efforts at sobriety and to make healthier choices. Parents will be able to meet with other parents in order to support each other as well as learn strategies for better management at home. In addition, we may refer patients who require intensive treatment to other resources. We help families locate appropriate treatment programs that focus specifically on adolescent substance users as a unique population. For more information please contact the Adolescent Substance Abuse Program: 

The Adolescent Substance Abuse Program 
300 Longwood Avenue
Boston, MA 02115 
T: 617-355-2727
T: 617-355-5433
Website: www.ceasar.org


Victory Programs
Victory Programs is a Boston-based nonprofit organization dedicated to helping individuals and families who are homeless and may have substance use disorders, often accompanied by chronic health issues like HIV / AIDS, Hepatitis C and mental illness. Providing a welcoming environment, our compassionate and inspiring team is committed to helping our clients and members regain health and restore hope through immediate access to safe and stable housing. Victory Programs operates 19 health and housing programs in Boston, Cambridge and Topsfield and serves more than 2,600 people every year. 

LARC program in Jamaica Plain provides up to 90 days of specialized substance use disorder treatment and stabilization services for up to 20 men and women. Our residents are typically living with HIV / AIDS and have histories of substance use disorders and chronic relapse. Many have multiple diagnoses. As a result of their substance use disorders, LARC residents are typically homeless or at risk of homelessness. For intake information, please contact Gayle Harris at 617.522.2936

New Victories in Dorchester provides residential treatment services to men diagnosed with substance use disorder who may also deal with health issues such as HIV / AIDS, mental health issues and head injuries. Our 4 to 8 month residential treatment program can accommodate up to 25 residents. For intake information, please contact Ryan McCallister at 617.456.1201, x102

Shepherd House: Located in Dorchester, Shepherd House is a residential treatment program for women dealing with substance use disorders. Our 4 to 8 month program can serve up to 32 women and provides residents with a bridge between treatment and re-integration into community living as they move through their own recovery. Shepherd House and its three side-by-side recovery sites is one of Massachusetts’ most dynamic leaders in innovative, evidenced-based practices of care and support for women in recovery. For intake information, please contact Ryan McCallister at 617.456.1201, x102     

Victory House, in Boston’s South End, provides residential treatment programs for men dealing with substance use disorders. Our4 to 8 month program can accommodate up to 24 residents and has a long history of providing treatment to individuals. A welcoming environment for men of all cultures, Victory House is also a long-time leader in providing substance use disorder treatment to people living with HIV / AIDS. For intake information, please contact Ryan McCallister at 617.456.1201, x102

Women’s Hope in located at the Lemuel Shattuck Hospital in Jamaica Plain and provides up to 28 days of specialized residential treatment program for women addressing substance use disorders. Many of the women who go through our program are also living with HIV / AIDS, mental health disorders or other chronic conditions. Our program can accommodate up to 32 women including pregnant and post partum women. Designed specifically for women, our case management and addiction recovery support team helps our residents build self-awareness and confidence as they continue in their own recovery. For intake information, please contact Tamara Mongo at 617.442.0048 ext. 300

The Boston Living Center is a nonprofit community and resource center committed to fostering the wellness of all HIV positive people and responding to the changing needs of the HIV / AIDS community. Through peer leadership and support, BLC strives to enhance and enrich the lives of our members by providing education, treatment information and support services with the goal of empowering members to live productive lives and participate within their families and communities. For more information, please contact Larry Kessler at 617.236.1012

For any other questions about Victory Health, please contact 617.541.0222, x619

Victory Health Victory Programs
965 Massachusetts Avenue
Boston, MA 02118
T: 617.541.0222
Website: www.vpi.org

Volunteers of America
Volunteers of America – Massachusetts Adult Substance Abuse Services: Hello House for Men and Hello House for Women are adult residential recovery programs providing a comprehensive treatment for those coping with drug addiction and alcoholism. Hello House for Men, located in the South End of Boston, is dedicated to returning men to the community sober, employed and committed to an ongoing recovery process. Hello House Residential Recovery Program for Men is a comprehensive substance abuse treatment program for men attempting to cope with drug and alcohol addiction. The program is designed to take from three to six months to complete with an average length of stay of 95 days. The goal – to reintegrate it’s residents back into the community and their families as sober, fully functioning men who are employed and committed to an ongoing recovery process. The Hello House Residential Treatment Program for Women serves over 300 women per year with the mission of returning these women to the community sober, employed and committed to an ongoing recovery process. The program is designed to take from three to six months to complete with an average length of stay of 95 days. More than an inpatient drug rehab program, the goal is to reintegrate its residents back into the community and their families. For more information please contact Volunteers of America – Massachusetts Adult Substance Abuse Services

Volunteers of America – Massachusetts
Adult Substance Abuse Services
Administrative Offices:
441 Centre Street
Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
T: 617-522-8086 
Website: www.voamass.org


Boston Public Health Commission Addiction Services
Boston Public Health Commission Addiction Services: The City of Boston has a robust system of care for individuals, families, and communities affected by substance abuse. At the Boston Public Health Commission, we work to make sure this system is as easy to navigate as possible for those that need our support. In partnership with an excellent network of community-based providers throughout the city, we offer programs and resources aimed at preventing addictions and supporting the treatment and recovery of those impacted by substance abuse. We led the way in making Narcan, a drug used to reverse opiate overdoses, accessible to bystanders, saving hundreds of lives. We pioneered a needle exchange program to reduce risks for active users. We worked with the Boston Police Department and community partners to install drug take back kiosks at police stations that allow people to anonymously dispose of unused medications so that they aren’t misused. And our outpatient and residential treatment programs serve clients with a diverse set of needs in multiple languages. We are committed to helping you and your loved ones navigate the road to recovery. For more information please contact Boston Public Health Commission Addiction Services.

Boston Public Health Commission Addiction Services
1010 Massachusetts Ave, 6th Floor
Boston, MA 02118
T:(617) 534-5395
Website: www.bphc.org


Lahey Health Behavioral Services
Lahey Health Behavioral Services serves the greater Boston area, the North Shore and the Merrimack Valley, providing individual and group therapy for mental health and substance use issues; addiction treatment; family services (including couples counseling); mobile crisis teams for behavioral and substance-related emergencies; inpatient psychiatric care, plus home and school-based programs for children and teens. Lahey Health Behavioral Services Programs & Offerings: Counseling Services, Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Treatment, Methadone Clinics, Inpatient & Outpatient Detoxification, Therapy for Adults & Teens, Anger Management Therapy, Family Services, Teen Substance Use Prevention, Employee Assistance Program and more. Our compassionate staff have the expertise to help you to learn the skills to manage multiple issues, including depression, anxiety, trauma, addiction, children’s behavioral health disorders and others. We serve communities in greater Boston, the North Shore and the Merrimack Valley, Massachusetts. In agency-wide satisfaction surveys, 97.38% of our clients state that they would recommend our services to a family member or friend. Many of our services are available in Spanish, Khmer and other languages as well as English. We are a member of Lahey Health. For more information please contact Lahey Health Behavioral Services. 

Lahey Health Behavioral Services
199 Rosewood Drive Suite 250
Danvers, MA 01923
T: 978.968.1700
Website: www.nebhealth.org
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​CRC Health Group
CRC Health Group provides specialized behavioral health care services in the U.S. Each day, we treat more than 30,000 people with drug and alcohol addiction, learning differences, weight management issues, eating disorders, and other behavioral issues.

As a service-oriented company that is determined to provide cutting-edge scientific solutions to behavioral health issues, we are constantly working to improve the quality of care and depth and breadth of services available. For more information please contact CRC Health Group today.

CRC Health Group 
T: 877-737-3212
Website: www.crchealth.com


Gloucester ANGEL Initiative
Gloucester ANGEL Initiative: For Addicts and their Friends, Families, and Caregivers. Are you addicted to heroin, opioids, or other drugs? Know someone who is? It’s time to get help. The Gloucester Police Department has created a revolutionary new policing program aimed at getting addicts the help they need, instead of putting them in handcuffs. How does it work? If an addict comes into the Gloucester Police Department and asks for help, an officer will take them to the Addison Gilbert Hospital, where they will be paired with a volunteer “ANGEL” who will help guide them through the process. We have partnered with more than a dozen additional treatment centers to ensure that our patients receive the care and treatment they deserve — not in days or weeks, but immediately. If you have drugs or drug paraphernalia on you, we will dispose of it for you. You will not be arrested. You will not be charged with a crime. You will not be jailed. All you have to do is come to the police station and ask for help. We are here to do just that. For more information please contact the Gloucester ANGEL Initiative program.

Gloucester ANGEL Initiative
Gloucester Police Department
197 Main St.
Gloucester, MA 01930
Tel: (978) 283-1212 
Website: www.gloucesterpd.com/addicts


Casa Esperanza
Casa Esperanza is a bilingual / bicultural behavioral health facility that specializes in serving the Latino community in Massachusetts. Our mission is to empower individuals and families to recover from addiction, trauma, mental illness, and other chronic medical conditions; overcome homelessness; and achieve health and wellness through comprehensive, integrated care. Casa Esperanza is a recognized leader in developing holistic approaches to substance abuse treatment, with a reputation for having caring, highly skilled substance abuse counselors and other service providers. We now operate a residential treatment facility for 29 men; a residential treatment facility for 20 women and their children; 23 units of Supportive Housing for individuals and families; and a Relapse Prevention and Outpatient Services program, which provides aftercare services for individuals and families in recovery. Casa Esperanza was created in 1984, as a grassroots response to the crisis of alcohol and drug abuse in the Latino community. Founded with the goal of treating those facing barriers to accessing care, and with a firm belief in the ability of each individual to transform their life, Casa Esperanza began by reaching out to those most in need. For more information please contact Casa Esperanza. 

Casa Esperanza
245 Eustis Street
P.O. Box 191540
Roxbury MA 02119 
T: (617) 445-1123 
Website: www.casaesperanza.org
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Dimock Center’s Behavioral Health Services
Dimock Center’s Behavioral Health Services exist to help individuals and families in our area heal and grow to their full potential within a community setting. To that end, Dimock is the largest provider of substance abuse, mental health and developmental disability services within a community health center setting in Massachusetts. The Dimock Center’s comprehensive care approach to patients enables our Behavioral Health clients to have access to all of the Health Center and Child & Family support services that we provide. Our Behavioral Health Center team offers extensive and comprehensive experience and understanding. Members of our team have extensive credentials, and are willing to go the extra distance to enable our client’s best, healthier selves. Our Behavioral Health services extend to the entire Dimock community, including children, adolescents and adults. Services are located both on and off of our main campus in Roxbury, MA, and include transitional, permanent and group residences. This ‘continuum of inpatient care’ extends from outreach to adult and transitional youth and emergency shelter to outpatient day treatment and residential substance abuse programs. Short & Long Term Residential Programs: The Dimock Center has developed an array of acute, short term, intermediate and long term residential programs. These include: Mary Eliza Mahoney House family shelter that serves 26 families and over 40 children. John Flowers Recovery Home and Askia Academy serves up to 80 men annually. Women’s Renewal-CSS (Clinical Stabilization Services) and My Sister’s House serves 1,000 women annually. Ummi’s Transitional Housing Program serves 13 women and their children who are dually diagnosed with substance abuse, mental illness and complex medical challenges. Sheila Daniels and Edgewood Permanent Housing provides thirteen units of housing for women and their children who are in recovery and living with complex medical challenges. Six group residences serve 25 individuals with cognitive and physical disabilities. Behavioral Health Services handles over 22,000 client visits annually and has a staff of more than 160 physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors, case managers, recovery specialists and administrative staff committed to making a difference in the lives of the individuals who depend on Dimock every day. Our linguistic capabilities include Spanish and Haitian Creole. For more information please contact the Dimock Center’s Behavioral Health Services

Dimock Center’s Behavioral Health Services
41 Dimock Street
Boston, MA 02119
T: 617.442.8800
Website: www.dimock.org 


DotHouse Health Behavioral Health Department
DotHouse Health Behavioral Health Department provides comprehensive mental health care services with respect and compassion for each individual’s health and wellbeing. The staff of the Behavioral health Department is ethnically and racially diverse and we offer services in English, French, Kikongo, Lingola, Spanish and Vietnamese to patients between the ages of 4 to 70. We offer counseling in individual, family, couples and group sessions. Disorders addressed by the Behavioral Health team include: Substance Abuse; Anger Management; Anxiety; Depression; Grief; Major Mental Illness; Post Traumatic Stress. We offer group counseling for Substance Abuse, Anger Management, Domestic Violence and Severe Mental Illness. Additionally, we offer groups for Vietnamese women and men and Spanish speaking women with Depression and / or Anxiety. For more information please contact DotHouse Health. 

DotHouse Health
1353 Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester, MA 02122
Main Number: 617-288-3230
Behavioral Health: 617-740-2212
Website: www.dorchesterhouse.org


Behavioral Health Network
Behavioral Health Network helps individuals, families, and communities improve the quality of lives for those with behavioral health and developmental challenges. Behavioral Health Network is a growing non-profit community behavioral health service agency that has been providing services to children, adult, families, and communities in Western Mass since 1938. BHN provides comprehensive, outcome-driven behavioral healthcare. We are dedicated to offering high quality, affordable and culturally appropriate care to people of all ages and income levels in multiple settings within our communities. BHN Services Include: Addiction Services (Detox, Intensive Outpatient, short-term & long-term residential); Traditional clinical and outreach outpatient and therapeutic services delivered through 6 licensed clinics; Specializations include services to the chronically mentally ill adult population and to the Seriously Emotionally Disturbed child population and their families; Addiction counseling, services to infants and young children and their families, services to the Latino populations of Springfield and Holyoke; services to the medically involved, intellectually disabled population and services to the elderly population. Day Treatment and Community-Based Partial Hospitalization programs in a community licensed facility; Residential, Individual and Family Supports that assist individuals who want to live within their community. For more information please contact Behavioral Health Network.

Behavioral Health Network
417 Liberty St
Springfield, Massachusetts 01104
Tel: (413) 747-0705
Website: www.bhninc.org
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McLean Hospital
McLean Hospital: If you have gone through detoxification and need the benefit of additional treatment in a structured environment, the Ambulatory Treatment Program at Naukeag may be right for you. We will work with you to develop an individualized treatment plan that will help you progress on the path to recovery by supporting you as you reclaim your independence from addictive substances, learn to manage the stress of an active life without returning to drug and alcohol dependence, and attain personal, career and recovery goals. Program Features: In-depth individual assessment; Group therapy; Medication stabilization and education; Psychopharmacology services; Illness management; Abstinence education; Life skills education; After-care assistance; Relapse prevention; Self-help meetings. Our staff is comprised of a multidisciplinary group of board-certified psychiatrists, licensed clinical social workers, registered nurses and expressive therapists. This highly trained and experienced team provides rapid, accurate diagnosis, thorough treatment planning, after-care planning and high-quality care tailored to each individual’s needs. Our goal is to provide high quality care in the least restrictive environment possible.Other options within McLean Hospital’s Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Program include: Inpatient; Alcohol and Drug Abuse Inpatient Program; Residential; McLean Fernside; Partial Hospital; Alcohol and Drug Abuse Partial Hospital Program; Outpatient; Adult Outpatient Clinic. Located northwest of Boston in Ashburnham, Massachusetts, our highly-skilled staff provides residential and partial hospital care to adults and has an expertise in treating individuals whose substance use disorder is complicated by psychiatric illness. For more information please contact McLean Hospital.

McLean Hospital
115 Mill Street
Belmont, MA 02478
T: 800-230-8764
Website: www.mcleanhospital.org


Clinical and Support Options
Clinical and Support Options is a comprehensive behavioral health corporation serving clients throughout Western Massachusetts and the North Quabbin region. We offer psychotherapy and counseling tailored to your needs, including treatment for depression and other mood disorders, anxiety, adjustment disorders, trauma, behavioral problems, identity issues, family and relationship conflicts, substance abuse and ways to manage the stress of everyday living. Services can be provided in the office, school or your home. The START intensive outpatient treatment program aids those in the early phases of sobriety and recovery from substance abuse. It is a three-week program to help individuals develop the insight and skills necessary to be abstinent from drugs and /or alcohol. Call ahead OR come in any business day at 9 a.m. for a START orientation / intake appointment. Early Recovery groups for substance abuse treatment focused on relapse prevention and harm reduction. Driver alcohol education classes (DAE) and DUI second offender aftercare treatment. Evaluations for mental health and substance abuse issues for personal, professional or legal purposes. Psychiatric evaluation and follow-up for medications. (Concurrent individual or group therapy is required for ongoing medication management.) CSO’s mission is to provide responsive and effective interventions and services to support individual adults, children and families in their quest for stability, growth and a positive quality of life. To do so, we commit internally to excellence in our services while we collaborate externally with community partners to establish and participate in a comprehensive system of assistance and resources for the residents of our communities. CSO fulfills its mission by means of four major service divisions: Emergency & Acute Services, Community Based Family Support Services, Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, and Clubhouses. For more information please contact Clinical and Support Options.

Clinical and Support Options
8 Atwood Drive, Suite 301
Northampton, MA 01060
Tel: (413) 773-1314 
Website: www.csoinc.org


Justice Resource Institute
JRI, Justice Resource Institute, is dedicated to addressing the most confounding challenges of both the human services and educational systems and the persons and families these systems were created to serve. JRI pursues the social justice inherent in opening doors to opportunity and independence. Although our range of services is as varied as those we serve, our approach is uniformly characterized by compassionate support, innovation, and community leadership. We work in partnership with individuals, families, communities and government to address their shared challenges in a comprehensive, coordinated, systematic, and effective manner. JRI seeks new knowledge and improved evidence-based practice, in research and in the field, in order to inform our continuous search for excellence in service. Justice Resource Institute provides an array of innovative and evidence-based outpatient mental health services throughout Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. All of JRI’s Behavioral Health Centers and Trauma Services develop intervention methods to meet the needs of children, adults, and families dealing with a range of behavioral health conditions. Therapeutic services are individually tailored to meet the goals of each client. For more information please contact Justice Resource Institute. 

Justice Resource Institute
1269 Beacon St.
Brookline, MA 02446
Phone: (617) 232-1303
Website: www.jri.org

​Advocates Community Counseling
Advocates Community Counseling provides individual and group therapy to those struggling with addiction at our locations in Framingham, Marlborough, and Ayer. Our compassionate and skilled counselors support individuals on their journey to recovery. Advocates offers a number of programs and treatment options for people struggling with addiction so they can embark on a path to recovery, and in turn make their lives —and our communities—safer and stronger. Advocates is a regional leader in residential services for adults dealing with both mental health and addiction issues. We help men and women on their path to recovery through our group homes in MetroWest and Central Massachusetts. Our approach honors individuals’ and families’ needs, wants, and goals. First, we listen. Then we work with the people we serve as full partners—that’s part of our organizational promise. As a result, individuals and families facing serious challenges are empowered to achieve their goals and pursue their dreams. We provide a broad range of services for people facing life challenges such as addiction, aging, autism, brain injury, intellectual disabilities, and mental health challenges. At Advocates, thousands of individuals and families living in Massachusetts find the supports they need to lead healthy, productive, and rewarding lives. For more information please contact Advocates Community Counseling.

Advocates Community Counseling
One Clarks Hill, Suite 305
Framingham, MA 01702
T (508) 628-6300 
Website: www.advocates.org


AdCare Hospital
AdCare Hospital: Helping individuals and their families overcome the disease of addiction, “AdCare” stands for Alcohol and Drug Care. For over 35 years, AdCare Hospital has committed itself to helping individuals and their families cope with addiction one life at a time. The effective treatment of the disease of alcohol and drug addiction requires the delivery of care by specialized staff; the placement of the patient at the appropriate level of care; and the involvement of the patient and family throughout the treatment continuum. Patient and family involved care increases the likelihood of successful outcomes. Our specialized staffs actively involve the patient, family and significant others in developing an individualized treatment plan throughout the continuum. AdCare offers structured counseling and support groups for families, including a Saturday Family Program for the families of patients participating in treatment, a Family and Friends Support Group, and information about twelve-step, recovery-based support groups for families such as Al-Anon / Ala-Teen. Centrally located in Worcester, Massachusetts, AdCare offers nationally-accredited detox and inpatient treatment at its hospital facility as well as outpatient services at clinics conveniently located throughout Massachusetts and Rhode Island. For more information please contact AdCare Hospital. 

AdCare Hospital
107 Lincoln St.
Worcester, MA 01605
T: 800-345-3552
T: 508-799-9000
Website: www.adcare.com


Phoenix House
Phoenix House provides individualized, holistic drug and alcohol addiction treatment, with a legacy spanning nearly 50 years. Services include: Adolescent Residential Services; Adolescent Outpatient Services; Sober Living and Recovery Support; Adult Detoxification and Stabilization; Mother and Child Residential Services; Adult Outpatient Services; Adult Residential Services; Mental Health Services; Military Community Services. We are committed to treating the whole person — and their families — with caring, qualified professionals in the fields of psychiatry, medicine, mental health, social work, education, and recovery support. Our team of experts address underlying causes of substance abuse and behavioral patterns to guide clients toward lasting recovery. As a leading nonprofit treatment provider, we offer affordable evidence-based care to teens, adults, and families, as well as unique programming for mothers with young children and the military community. At our Phoenix House Academies, teens receive residential care while attending on-site, accredited high schools. Phoenix House is an in-network provider for most major insurance carriers, managed care programs, and Medicaid. Our experienced staff is skilled at working with all types of insurance providers to help you access the treatment you need. For more information please contact Phoenix House today.

The Gavin Foundation
The Gavin Foundation is a multi-service agency providing comprehensive, community-based substance abuse treatment, education, and prevention. We serve more than 5,000 individuals each year through our adult, youth and community programs. The Gavin Foundation works from a deep commitment to the community, including the widespread community of individuals and families in recovery. The Gavin Foundation operates more than a dozen adult and youth programs independently or in collaboration with other agencies. The Gavin Foundation recognizes that youth affected by drug and alcohol use face special challenges in building their recovery capacity. Their substance misuse undermines adolescent and young adult tasks of building support networks, defining values which guide life choices, and taking on greater responsibilities for self-care. Family relationships are damaged and educational losses undermine employment opportunities. To respond to these needs, Gavin Foundation has established specialized adolescent residential, community, educational and diversion programs. Residential Programs: The Gavin House is a residential treatment program for adult men seeking to recover from effects of alcohol and drug abuse. The Cushing Houses provide stabilizing residential treatment for substance abusing young men and women age 16-20 who can function in the community and who have family or guardians engaged in their care. The Graduate Centers provide longer term residential support in the recovery process. Center for Recovery Services offers assessment and individual and group outpatient treatment for individuals struggling with substance use, abuse and addiction. Devine Recovery Center The DRC is a welcoming environment for individuals in recovery, age 18 and up. The center’s mission is to provide a place of support and recreation for persons in recovery from various types of addiction. For more information please contact The Gavin Foundation. 

Gavin Foundation
675 East 4th Street
P.O. Box E-15
South Boston, MA 02127
T: 617-268-5517
Website: www.gavinfoundation.org


Middlesex Human Service Agency
The Middlesex Human Service Agency oversees the operations of programs that offer a wide variety of services, including the following: Substance abuse recovery homes. Inpatient alcohol education & treatment for adults convicted of two or more OUI offenses. Shelter, food, & housing search assistance for the homeless. The mission of Middlesex Human Service Agency, Inc. is to improve the quality of life and independent functioning of a wide variety of clients through the delivery of an extensive system of community-based substance abuse and social service programs. Although our programs are many and varied, all emphasize dignity, respect and empowerment. We believe in teaching individuals and families the skills and problem solving abilities needed for self sufficiency. We pride ourselves on our ability to work with a wide variety of clients. The clients we serve are often the most disenfranchised members of their communities; confronting a wide array of problems including homelessness, substance abuse, mental health issues, legal issues and lack of educational and vocational skills. For more information please contact The Middlesex Human Service Agency. 

The Middlesex Human Service Agency
50 Prospect Street 
Waltham, MA 02453 
T: (781) 894-6110
Website: www.mhsainc.org


North Suffolk Mental Health Association
North Suffolk Mental Health Association strives to help people achieve independence and fullness of life by providing a wide array of community-based, person-centered treatment. We foster recovery and rehabilitation opportunities, by intervening as early as possible, by promoting prevention, education and hope, and by participating in training and research. Noddles Island is North Suffolk’s Addiction Services Department providing outpatient services to people of all ages who are struggling with addiction. We specialize in treating a variety of addictions including alcohol, drugs including opioids, tobacco and gambling. Teen Conexions is an intensive outpatient treatment program for adolescents ages 13 to 17 with substance abuse issues. Teen Conexions include: Group treatment; Individual treatment; Family treatment; Toxicology screens; Psychopharmacology referral (if needed); Aftercare planning and referral. Meridian House is a structured residential, modified therapeutic community with more 35 years of experience treating adult men and women suffering from addiction. All of the program activities are designed to produce therapeutic and educational change in the individuals. The average length of stay is nine to twelve months. For more information please contact North Suffolk Mental Health Association.

Addiction Treatment Center of New England
Addiction Treatment Center of New England, ATCNE is a clinically operated drug treatment program, designed to provide a safe and therapeutic environment so that clients may gain control over their drug problems and learn alternatives to their addictive behaviors. Methadone services are an effective treatment for narcotic dependence. The administration of methadone helps clients cease illicit narcotic use and begin the process of recovery and abstinence from all drug use. However, outpatient methadone treatment is not always sufficient to achieve this goal. It is the responsibility of ATCNE staff to determine which clients can benefit from outpatient methadone treatment. The policies described in this manual are designed by the administrative, medical, nursing and clinical staffs to help clients realize these and other treatment goals. The Addiction Treatment Center of New England also provides an outpatient treatment program designed specifically for individuals whom are being treated for opiate addiction with Suboxone. The full program is designed to operate in cooperation with the prescribing doctor, and works to promote recovery principles and support through group and individual therapy. Individual, group, couples and / or family therapy is available to clients who have problems with drugs, but are not in need of methadone detoxification or maintenance. For more information please contact Addiction Treatment Center of New England. 

Addiction Treatment Center of New England
Brighton Marine Health Center
77 F Warren Street Building 5
Brighton, MA
T: 617-254-1271
Website: www.atcne.net


High Point Treatment Center
High Point Treatment Center’s mission is to prevent and treat chemical dependency and provide therapeutic services for mental health issues. Our goal is to help an individual achieve personal change and accept responsibility toward an improved quality of life. At Plymouth Campus patients receive treatment for their addiction and / or mental health issues in a peaceful setting. Services include Inpatient Psychiatric Unit, Dual Diagnosis Unit, Detoxification Unit, and Clinical Stabilization Services at the Pathway Inn and Recovery Inn. Outpatient & Community Services are also available at this site. For more information please contact Plymouth Campus.

Plymouth Campus
1233 State Road
Plymouth MA, 02360
Inpatient: 508-224-7701
Outpatient: 508-224-7705
Website: www.hptc.org


New Bedford Complex, Women's Addiction Treatment Center
New Bedford Complex, Women's Addiction Treatment Center (WATC) is a Section 35 treatment facility, which is a staff-secured, but not locked, treatment program for women who have been civilly committed. Services include Detoxification Unit, Clinical Stabilization Services at Tranquility Inn, and Transitional Support Services at New Chapter. For more information please contact New Bedford Complex. 

New Bedford Complex
Women's Addiction Treatment Center
108 North Front Street 
New Bedford, MA 02740 
Phone: 774-628-1000
Website: www.hptc.org

Brockton Meadowbrook Campus, Men’s Addiction Treatment Center
Brockton Meadowbrook Campus, Men’s Addiction Treatment Center (MATC) is a Section 35 treatment facility, which is a staff-secured, but not locked, treatment program for men who have been civilly committed. Services include Detoxification Unit, Clinical Stabilization Services at Acceptance Inn, and Transitional Support Services at Beginnings. For more information please contact Brockton Meadowbrook Campus. 

Brockton Meadowbrook Campus
Men’s Addiction Treatment Center
10 Meadowbrook Road
Brockton, MA 02301 
Phone: 508-742-4400
Website: www.hptc.org


The CASTLE - Clean And Sober Teens Living Empowered
The CASTLE - Clean And Sober Teens Living Empowered is a short-term stabilization program for ages 13-17 with a substance use disorder. Individualized care is provided by an interdisciplinary treatment team of professionals, including psychiatrists, physicians, registered nurses, registered practical nurses, licensed social workers, and licensed mental health and substance abuse clinicians. An enhanced treatment plan is developed with the active participation of both patient and primary counselor. Family involvement and family sessions are encouraged as part of the patient’s Individualized Treatment Plan. For more information please contact the CASTLE. 

The CASTLE
20 Meadowbrook Road, Brockton MA 02301 Phone: 508-638-6000
30 Meadowbrook Road, Brockton MA 02301 Phone: 508-742-4420
842 Purchase Street, New Bedford MA 02740 Phone: 508-992-1500
2 School Street, Plymouth MA 02360 Phone: 508-830-1234
4 Post Office Square, Taunton MA 02780 Phone: 508-823-5291
Website: www.castlekids.org


Brockton Addiction Treatment Center
Brockton Addiction Treatment Center (BATC) offers Detoxification Services, Clinical Stabilization Services at Serenity Inn, and Outpatient Services for the Community. Individualized care is provided by an interdisciplinary treatment team of professionals, including psychiatrists, physicians, registered nurses, registered practical nurses, licenses social works, and licensed mental health and substance abuse clinicians. An enhanced treatment plan is developed with the active participation of both patient and primary counselor. Family involvement and family sessions are encourages as part of the patient's individualized treatment plan. For more information please contact Brockton Addiction Treatment Center.

Brockton Addiction Treatment Center
30 Meadowbrook Road 
Brockton, MA 02301 
Phone: 508-584-9210
Website: www.hptc.org
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Outpatient & Community Services
Outpatient & Community Services: Outpatient substance abuse and mental health services are located across Southeastern Massachusetts in Brockton, New Bedford, Plymouth, and Taunton. At most sites, services are provided during the day and throughout the evening. We offer varied individual, group, medication management, and family services to address diverse clinical needs. An interdisciplinary team of professionals includes licensed social workers, mental health clinicians, Master's level clinicians, certified addictions clinicians, psychiatrists, and psychologists. For more information please contact Outpatient & Community Services

Outpatient & Community Services
30 Meadowbrook Road 
Brockton MA 02301
Phone: (508) 742-4420
Website: www.hptc.org


Community Support Program
Community Support Program (CSP) provides case management services for individuals who need additional assistance to remain at home in their communities. The objectives are to help them remain substance-free, avoid inpatient stays, and have support with behavioral health and medical issues. CSP coordinators first meet with clients about to be discharged from either Inpatient, Acute Treatment Services, or from our Section 35 facilities: (Men's Addiction Treatment Center) or (Women's Addiction Treatment Center). For more information please contact Community Support Program.

Community Support Program
Tel: 774-628-1092     


The Brockton Mayor’s Opioid Overdose Prevention Coalition
The Brockton Mayor’s Opioid Overdose Prevention Coalition, (BMOOPC), in collaboration with High Point, provides education, support, and referrals to opiate users, their families, and the City of Brockton as a whole. The program’s primary objective is to prevent fatal overdoses from opiate use. For more information please contact The Brockton Mayor’s Opioid Overdose Prevention Coalition.

Brockton Mayor’s Opioid Overdose Prevention Coalition
30 Meadowbrook Road, 02301
Brockton MA 
Phone:(508) 742-4420
Website: www.hptc.org

Communities Mobilizing for Change
Communities Mobilizing for Change (CMCA Plymouth) utilizes a nationally recognized environmental strategy to reduce access to alcohol by youth under 21 years of age. Specific strategies being implemented in Plymouth to address social and commercial access include a social marketing campaign, a social host liability campaign, initiatives to restrict alcohol at community events, compliance checks, and the introduction of the "Cops in Shops" program. For more information please contact Communities Mobilizing for Change.

Communities Mobilizing for Change
Brockton MA 
Tel: 508-746-3964.
Website: www.hptc.org
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Residential Services
Residential Services: While most residential services are provided through our affiliate, SEMCOA, High Point Treatment Center also offers residential services. Reflections-Court Alternative Program (CAP) is a DPH-licensed therapeutic jail diversion program for clients facing incarceration. Servicing both men and women, the program includes a 90-day residential program, followed by 9 months of community-based case management. Referrals are usually made by Probation Officers, defense attorneys, and District Attorneys' offices. For more information about the program please contact Reflections-Court Alternative Program.

Reflections-Court Alternative Program (CAP)
497 Belleville Avenue 
New Bedford MA 02746
Phone: (508) 994-3678
Website: www.hptc.org


High Point's Community Transitional Support Services
High Point's Community Transitional Support Services (TSS) program is part of an extensive continuum of substance use disorder services, including residential rehabilitation services, ambulatory services, narcotic treatment, and other transitional care. The purpose of the program is to bridge the gap between detoxification and stepdown services to residential aftercare. This goal is accomplished by creating a safe, supportive, substance-free environment that enhances and promotes the participant's recovery while awaiting placement in residential or sober housing. Referrals are accepted from Department of Public Health funded detoxification programs and shelters located in Southeastern Massachusetts. Target populations include the homeless, those new to treatment, as well as those who have long-standing histories of substance use disorders and criminal justice involvement. Residents attend psycho-educational groups and lectures that focus on such topics like relapse prevention, relationships, HIV awareness, domestic violence, nutrition, self-help, men's and women's recovery issues, and other topics related to developing a lifestyle that is conducive to continued recovery. Residents also attend daily in-house commitment (AA / NA) groups. For more information please contact High Point's Community Transitional Support Services (TSS) program.

High Point's Community Transitional Support Services
44 Kilburn St
New Bedford, MA 02740
Phone: (508) 984-1697
Website: www.hptc.org