Litchfield County Treatment Centers
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Newport Academy
VerifiedBethlehem, Connecticut
With locations in Connecticut and nationwide, Newport Healthcare provides industry-leading mental health treatment for teens and young adults with mental health and co-occurring disorders. Newport’s evidence-based, multidisciplinary clinical model is proven to create lasting recovery.
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Kent, Connecticut
High Watch Recovery Center is a drug and alcohol rehab for adults. We are based in Kent, Connecticut. Our focus is on residential addiction treatment. High Watch Recovery Center further specializes in the provision dual diagnosis treatment, equine-assisted therapy.
Canaan, Connecticut
$$$$60 beds
Mountainside is a nationally acclaimed substance abuse treatment center providing individualized alcoholism and drug addiction treatment to men and women aged 18 and over. Private rooms available.
Sharon, Connecticut
Trinity Glen is MCCA's men's residential substance use treatment program on West Cornwall Road in Sharon, Connecticut, part of MCCA's network of addiction treatment services across western Connecticut.
Bethlehem, Connecticut
Newport Academy's Todd Hill campus in Bethlehem is a residential treatment center for adolescents in rural Litchfield County, Connecticut, treating mental health conditions, trauma, co-occurring disorders and substance use, with intensive outpatient care alongside. Teaching continues through an accredited academic curriculum so a student does not fall behind while admitted, families are treated as part of the work, and therapy draws on CBT, DBT and EMDR. Newport holds the Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval and publishes third-party outcomes research. Coverage is through private or military insurance, or self-pay.