Adult Outpatient Recovery Services
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We offer an array of outpatient programs for adults and families that include individual, group and family therapy to address problems associated with substance abuse, depression, anxiety, anger management, domestic violence, grief and loss, and other mental health issues. Our staff includes a broad range of professionals: licensed addiction counselors, clinical social workers, marriage and family therapists, psychiatrists and other treatment specialists.
Our Approach
Wheeler employs gender-specific, trauma-informed, person-centered approaches to care and evidence-based practices, including cognitive behavioral and motivational enhancement approaches and strategies for addressing specific needs.
Our Programs
Adult Outpatient Recovery Services - individual, group and family therapy to address problems associated with substance abuse, depression, anxiety, anger management, domestic violence, grief and loss, and other mental health issues .
Bettor Choice Gambling Treatment Program - an outpatient program that serves problem gamblers and those affected by the gambling problem of a loved one.
Community Response Team - available 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to provide crisis intervention, early intervention and hospital diversion to people in crisis.
Lifeline - LifeLine for women and children is a substance use/mental health treatment program for adults designed to treat and support women experiencing substance use and psychiatric disorders as they progress through their recovery.
Transitional Case Management - helps men with substance abuse issues transition back to the community following a period of incarceration.
Payment Options
In many circumstances, Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance or third-party payer covers service cost.
Funding Sources
Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, State of Connecticut Judicial Branch, Court Support Services Division, Connecticut Department of Children and Families