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Southeastern council on alcohol and drug dependence (scadd)/New London outpatient New London

Southeastern Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependence (SCADD)/New London Outpatient is an outpatient center in New London, Connecticut. SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov as of November 2026 includes it among 156 facilities in Connecticut. Our helpline is free, private, and available 24/7 to help you explore options.

Southeastern Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependence (SCADD)/New London Outpatient, New London
  • Outpatient
  • Co-Occurring Mental Health
  • 30 days

This center offers outpatient care to adults in New London who have a substance use disorder along with a co-occurring mental health condition. Treatment plans are shaped by screenings and evaluations, so services reflect each person's circumstances. Care includes medication-assisted treatment, one-on-one counseling, and gender-specific groups, with the goal of meeting people where they are.

Care pairs medications that have been approved with counseling, aiming to lessen cravings and make long-term change more possible. People in the intensive outpatient program attend three to five days each week, where they practice spotting triggers and heading off a return to use. Checkups, screenings, and help managing ongoing health conditions are offered through primary care as well.

A given day might bring individual or group counseling plus check-ins centered on health. Everyone pursues their own goals, develops coping skills, and keeps to an organized plan as progress continues. The structure of the schedule aims to foster steadiness and get people ready for what comes after treatment.

Programs at SCADD New London

This center provides both outpatient care and mental health services for co-occurring conditions. Connecticut outpatient rehab programs like this one give adults flexible care when living on site is not required. The intensive outpatient track meets three to five days per week. Counseling includes cognitive behavioral therapy, trauma-focused work, and twelve step facilitation. Medication-assisted treatment is available, along with online sessions and relapse prevention counseling.

For people already in recovery, continuing care includes an intensive outpatient program, employment counseling, and recovery coach support. When you call the helpline, we can help you check whether this center's programs fit your situation. The center also offers AA/NA meetings as part of its activities.

  • 1-on-1 Counseling
  • Online Therapy
  • Individual Treatment
  • Trauma-Specific Therapy
  • Relapse Prevention Counseling
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
  • Group Therapy
  • Twelve Step
  • Life Skills
  • Twelve Step Facilitation

Who this center serves in New London

  • Men and women, with gender-specific support available.
  • Adults living including alcohol use disorder or drug addiction mental health needs that appear alongside substance use.
  • People who need help with benzodiazepines, opioids, prescription drugs, or synthetic drugs.
  • Individuals dealing with anger, anxiety, depression, trauma, or chronic pain management.
  • Those seeking smoking cessation support as part of their treatment plan.

Setting and program length in New London

Most people stay in the program for about 30 days, a figure that shifts with what each person needs. Sessions at this center are conducted in English, and therapy can be delivered either face to face or through online formats. Because it operates as an outpatient facility, no residential housing is offered here. The intensive outpatient track runs three to five days each week, so participants can remain in their own homes during care.

Payment and insurance in New London

The center does accept cash payments. Coverage for rehab centers in Connecticut differs, so check your benefits directly with the center. Our helpline can help you identify which coverage questions to ask. There is no charge to call the helpline, and you are not obligated to enter treatment.

Questions before you are admitted

  • Will the center take my insurance plan or Medicaid, and what out-of-pocket costs should I expect?
  • How many days a week does the intensive outpatient program meet, and what is the usual length of stay?
  • Are medication-assisted treatment and co-occurring mental health services available for my specific needs?
  • What languages are spoken by staff, and are online therapy sessions an option?
  • What continuing care and recovery coach support is available after I finish the program?
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FAQ

What types of treatment does Southeastern Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependence (SCADD)/New London Outpatient offer?

Adults come here for outpatient care, including help with mental health needs alongside substance use. What is offered spans medication-assisted treatment, one-on-one and group counseling, trauma-focused therapy, and twelve step facilitation. The intensive outpatient program gathers three to five days each week. Primary care is on hand too, for general health needs.

Does SCADD New London accept insurance or Medicaid?

Out-of-pocket rates are listed by the center. You should confirm Medicaid or private insurance coverage with the center directly. Our helpline can help you get ready with questions about cost and coverage. The helpline is free, private, and does not require any commitment to treatment.

How long is the outpatient program at SCADD New London?

Most people stay in the program for about 30 days, a figure that shifts with what each person needs. The intensive outpatient track runs three to five days each week. Once the first phase ends, ongoing support continues, with recovery coaching and help with employment among the options.

Is SCADD New London a residential rehab or outpatient center?

This is an outpatient center rather than a residential rehab. Outpatient and intensive outpatient programs are available, plus services for mental health needs alongside substance use. Participants stay at home and come in three to five days each week. SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov lists it among 156 Connecticut facilities as of November 2026.

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