Aware Recovery Care Connecticut North Haven

Adults 18 and older can receive addiction care from Aware Recovery Care Connecticut in their own homes, where visits in person are mixed with sessions held online. The design centers on where each person lives and how their days are structured. Care is delivered through a biopsychosocial curriculum that draws on evidence-based therapy, medication-assisted treatment, individual counseling, family therapy, and coordination with healthcare professionals outside the program.

Detox can be arranged when it is needed, with medically supervised withdrawal support delivered through virtual nursing and medication-assisted treatment. The program's philosophy centers on compassion and the belief that sustainable recovery is possible for everyone. Care is adjusted to individual needs, and support is delivered consistently in the home environment to help clients work toward a healthier, more meaningful life without addiction.

Aware Recovery Care Connecticut North

This North Haven center provides both detox and outpatient care. Alongside this North Haven center, Connecticut has 156 SAMHSA-listed facilities, and detox and outpatient care are both offered here. Detox takes place under medical supervision, with virtual nursing and medication-assisted treatment providing support. The outpatient side includes as many as 20 individual therapy sessions delivered online by a psychotherapist on the program's staff. Those sessions address handling stress, building self-esteem and self-compassion, and strengthening communication, while also helping people spot and shift negative patterns of thought.

Approaches offered include cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy, interpersonal therapy, medication-assisted treatment, therapy conducted online, relapse prevention counseling, and solution-focused work aimed at specific goals. Connecticut rehabs offer a range of therapies that includes CBT and family therapy, and both are available at this center. The program draws on evidence-based methods and involves family members, a holistic outlook, one-to-one work, and care shaped to the individual. Every client is matched with a care coordinator, a nurse or a social worker, plus two client recovery advisors who offer peer support and assist in arranging services from outside providers.

• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Interpersonal Therapy
• Evidence-Based
• Personalized Treatment
• One-to-One
• Solution Focused, Goal-Oriented Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Online Therapy
• Relapse Prevention Counseling

Who this program is for in North Haven

• Adults 18 and older, including young adults, midlife adults, and older adults
• Men and women, as well as couples
• Executives and LGBTQ+ individuals
• People with mild disabilities
• People seeking treatment for alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, ecstasy, psychedelics, opioids, or methamphetamine
• Those experiencing chronic relapse

Program duration and setting

Care is delivered at home and over the internet rather than in a residential building. This program's in-home addiction treatment in Connecticut can be conducted in English and Spanish, and clients may keep their cell phones. Enrollment is reviewed month by month, and treatment overall can run from one month to as long as one year. A usual day brings roughly an hour with someone from the care team, perhaps a visit in person from one of the two client recovery advisors or a video appointment with an individual therapist. Clients see their care coordinator once a month as well.

Paying for treatment in North Haven

This center accepts cash payments. When considering addiction treatment in Connecticut, call the helpline to check what insurance the center accepts and what your plan covers. SAMHSA lists 156 facilities in Connecticut, and how you can pay varies by center. The helpline is free, private, and requires nothing of you. Trained advisors there link callers with licensed treatment providers.

Questions before you are admitted

• Does the program accept my insurance, and what out-of-pocket costs will I have?
• How are the care coordinator and client recovery advisors assigned?
• What happens if I need detox, and how is it supervised?
• How are family members involved in treatment?
• What aftercare is available, such as alumni events or online groups?