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Community Mental Health Affiliates New Britain

In New Britain, Community Mental Health Affiliates provides both outpatient and residential services for mental health and substance use conditions. Founded in 1975, the center is one of 156 facilities in Connecticut listed by SAMHSA. Its clients include adolescents, adults, and families in the New Britain area.

Community Mental Health Affiliates New Britain, New Britain
  • Joint Commission
  • Residential Rehab
  • Outpatient
  • 5 days
  • Spanish available
Community Mental Health Affiliates New Britain (2), New Britain

Adults, teens, and families coping with mental health and substance use conditions receive support from Community Mental Health Affiliates (CMHA) in New Britain. Structured intensive outpatient care is available in English and Spanish, so people can keep working, stay in school, or handle family duties while getting treatment.

CMHA takes a warm, supportive approach and builds a plan for each person it serves. Care may involve medication-assisted treatment, cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational enhancement therapy, trauma-focused services, and multidimensional family therapy for young people and their families. The aim is to ease symptoms, strengthen coping abilities, and help recovery hold up over time.

Programs are designed to meet cultural and community needs. The Latino/Latina Substance Abuse Program provides bilingual, bicultural care. Families and teens receive support at home and school, while adults can access employment help through the Center for Employment Development. The Behavioral Health Home program connects clients to medical and mental health services for whole-person care.

Programs at CMHA New Britain

CMHA New Britain offers residential rehab and outpatient care. The residential program typically lasts 5 days, providing a short-term, structured environment for those who need it. Outpatient services include an intensive outpatient program (IOP) available in English and Spanish, which allows clients to live at home while attending multiple sessions per week.

Care at the center draws on medical and evidence-based methods. Offerings include individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, family therapy, group therapy, life skills, medication-assisted treatment, and online therapy. Multidimensional family therapy is offered for youth and families. People who prefer services in Spanish can turn to the Latino/Latina Substance Abuse Program for bilingual, bicultural care.

  • Individual Treatment
  • Evidence-Based
  • Online Therapy
  • Medication-Assisted Treatment
  • 1-on-1 Counseling
  • Life Skills
  • Medical
  • Group Therapy
  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Who CMHA New Britain serves

  • Adolescents and children
  • Men and women
  • Older adults
  • Veterans
  • Young adults
  • Girls

Setting at CMHA New Britain

You can find CMHA New Britain at 233 Main Street, New Britain, Connecticut. The center has run since 1975 and holds accreditation from the Joint Commission. Residential care and outpatient services take place in a structured setting, with help for continuing care and job counseling. Services come in English and Spanish; the center takes Medicaid and also offers cash pay rates.

Paying for care at CMHA New Britain

CMHA New Britain accepts Medicaid and offers private pay through cash pay rates. For those with insurance, coverage for addiction treatment may vary. If you have Medicaid, then the center may be able to bill for services directly. If you are paying out of pocket, then ask about cash pay rates. The center also provides employment counseling, which can help with job placement and financial stability during treatment.

Questions to ask CMHA New Britain

  • Which levels of care can I choose from, and how do I figure out the right one for me?
  • Is the intensive outpatient program available in Spanish?
  • Does the center accept my Medicaid plan?
  • Which therapies address mental health needs, such as anxiety or depression, at the same time as substance use?
  • How long does the residential program last, and what happens after?
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FAQ

What is a recovery center?

A recovery center provides structured support for people with substance use or mental health conditions. CMHA New Britain is a Joint Commission-accredited center operating since 1975. It offers residential rehab and outpatient care, including an intensive outpatient program in English and Spanish. Services include therapy and medication-assisted treatment. The center serves adolescents, adults, and families.

Are there any mental health retreats in Connecticut?

Connecticut has 156 SAMHSA-listed facilities. CMHA New Britain offers a residential rehab program with a typical length of 5 days. It also provides outpatient care. Residential care at CMHA is a treatment program, not a retreat, and it focuses on structured clinical support rather than vacation-style amenities.

Where can I find sober houses in Connecticut?

CMHA New Britain does not operate a sober house. The center offers residential rehab and outpatient services, including continuing care and employment counseling, which can help with the transition to independent living. For sober housing, check local listings or ask the center for referrals. CMHA is one of 156 SAMHSA-listed facilities in the state.

How much does rehab cost in CT?

The cost of rehab in Connecticut varies by facility and level of care. CMHA New Britain accepts Medicaid and offers cash pay rates. Financial details depend on your insurance and the program. For specific costs, contact the center directly. The state has 156 SAMHSA-listed facilities, each with different payment options.

How long is rehab for alcohol usually?

Program length varies by level of care. At CMHA New Britain, the residential rehab program typically lasts 5 days. Outpatient care, including an intensive outpatient program, may continue longer. The center provides continuing care after residential treatment. For specifics, ask the center directly about the program that fits your situation.

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