Behavioral Health Services and Treatment for Substance Use Disorders
A brighter, healthier tomorrow is always possible. Wheeler's behavioral health services and treatment for substance use disorders can help you address your unique challenges and achieve health, recovery, and growth at every stage of life.
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New Beginning in July 2023
New adult patients calling to request a psychiatric evaluation will first be scheduled with our medical team or offered walk-in hours to establish primary care services with Wheeler. Psychiatric services are also available for existing Wheeler patients receiving medical care through our Family Health & Wellness Centers.
Outpatient behavioral health services and treatment for substance use disorders are offered at:
- Wheeler Family Health & Wellness Center, One Hope Street, Bristol
- Wheeler Family Health & Wellness Center, 43 Woodland Street, Hartford
- Wheeler Family Health & Wellness Center, 40 Hart Street, New Britain
- Wheeler Family Health & Wellness Center, 91 Northwest Drive, Plainville
- Wheeler Family Health & Wellness Center, 855 Lakewood Road, Waterbury
Our caring, professional team works closely with you to address a broad array of challenges, including addiction, depression, anxiety, marital difficulties and serious mental illness. We also provide support for special needs, including anger management, substance use disorders, gambling addiction and more. Our services are LGBTQIA-responsive, and we offer several specific LGBTQIA-focused services as well.
Wheeler provides integrated primary care and behavioral health and treatment for substance use disorders across the lifespan and offers primary and dental care services at its Family Health & Wellness Centers to ensure whole-person health.
In-Home Services for Commercially Insured
Recovery is always possible.
Read more about how our patients are tackling opioid and alcohol addiction through medication-assisted treatment for addiction. The stories are real, and so is their hope.
- Jaie is ready to go back to school and begin a career in addiction recovery and treatment.
- Alicia is two classes away from getting her degree, which will help her whole family.
- Santos now owns a small business and is starting a better chapter of life as a new dad.
- Robert is working again, and for the first time in a long time, says he can "walk the earth and be accepted for what I am."
Did you know you can voluntarily request that your prescribing practitioners not prescribe opioid medications for your conditions? Click here to download a Voluntary Non-Opioid Directive Form.
Outpatient Services
Adult Outpatient Recovery Services for Addiction and Behavioral Health Challenges
Individual, group and family therapy to address problems associated with addiction, depression, anxiety, anger management, grief and loss, and other behavioral health issues. Medicaid, commercial insurance or third-party payer accepted.
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Medication-Assisted Treatment for Addiction
Offered to adults as part of comprehensive treatment for opioid and alcohol addiction, as part of Wheeler's Center of Excellence in Addiction. Available in four locations in central Connecticut. An initial clinical evaluation is available without an appointment.
Medicaid, commercial insurance or third-party payer accepted.
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Bettor Choice Gambling Treatment Program
An outpatient program that serves problem gamblers and those affected by the gambling problem of a loved one. Medicaid, commercial insurance or third-party payer accepted.
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Spravato (esketamine) Therapy for Depression
Wheeler is proud to offer Spravato® therapy, a new and highly effective treatment for patients suffering with depression. It is available at Wheeler at our Hartford Family Health & Wellness Center, where we have a specially designed suite devoted specifically for patients receiving Spravato®.
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LifeLine
LifeLine supports women and their children experiencing substance use and psychiatric disorders as they progress through their recovery.
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A PROUD Path to Recovery
PROUD serves expectant women and postpartum mothers with a child under the age of one who have active substance use concerns, or a substance use history, including opioid use, or a related disorder. Recovery coaching, prenatal health and parenting education, and additional support and linkages to community and social services are offered, as well as substance use, physical and mental health assessments, and education and referrals for participants, their children and other family members, including spouses, who often have substance use disorders.
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Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)
TMS is a novel and effective specialty behavioral health treatment from NeuroStar®. This noninvasive therapy uses magnetic fields to activate regions in the brain which have decreased activity in patients with depression. It is also extremely effective for patients with anxiety disorders including OCD, has almost no contraindications, and requires no medication.
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In-Home Services for Commercially Insured
Intensive In-home Behavioral Health Services
Innovative in-home service that serves children, adolescents and young adults, ages 3 to 24, with acute psychiatric and/or co-occurring challenges. Medicaid, commercial insurance or third-party payer accepted.
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Download a Referral Form - NOTE: Submitting a referral does not ensure an immediate intake date. Please call 860-793-4413 to confirm that the referral was received and to determine a timeline for services.
Other Services For Adults
Older Adults Substance Abuse Recovery Program
Offers counseling and other services for people 60 and older. Medicaid, commercial insurance or third-party payer accepted.
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Senior Outreach and Engagement Program
Wheeler Clinic’s Senior Outreach and Engagement Program (SOEP) provides outreach, education, assessment, case management, and referral services for older adults (age 55+) living in the North Central Connecticut cities and towns within DMHAS Region 4. The program serves older adults who are isolated and have mental health and/or substance use disorders or concerns. (learn more)
Helps men with substance use disorders to transition back to the community following a period of incarceration. All referrals to this program come through the Connecticut Department of Correction only. Individuals may not self-refer. Medicaid, commercial insurance or third-party payer accepted.
In accordance with Wheeler policy, a sliding fee scale system is in place to adjust costs based on a patient’s ability to pay.
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