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Ther­ap­ists in Mas­sachu­setts offer indi­vidu­al ther­apy in a con­fid­en­tial set­ting to help you explore the com­plex factors that have con­trib­uted to your drug addic­tion. Using a tailored approach, your ther­ap­ist sup­ports you and util­izes evid­ence based treat­ment mod­al­it­ies to help you devel­op health­i­er thought pat­terns and beha­vi­ors. We place a strong emphas­is on wel­com­ing res­id­ents with dis­ab­il­it­ies, though our res­id­ents form a true mosa­ic of life, from all cul­tures and walks of life. We are a fam­ily; one that exists to help res­id­ents real­ize for them­selves the poten­tial with­in them­selves and their lives after addic­tion. Find­ing with them the per­son they were, and the per­son they are yet to become, free of addic­tion. Dur­ing fam­ily ther­apy, the ther­ap­ist works with every mem­ber of the fam­ily unit to under­stand the role they play in their loved one’s addiction.

They often include the oppor­tun­ity to engage in both indi­vidu­al as well as group ther­apy. Opioid rehabs spe­cial­ize in sup­port­ing those recov­er­ing from opioid addic­tion. They treat those suf­fer­ing from addic­tion to illeg­al opioids like heroin, as well as pre­scrip­tion drugs like oxycodone.

1. Phys­ic­al sup­port often includes med­ic­al detox and sub­sequent med­ic­al sup­port (includ­ing med­ic­a­tion), and men­tal sup­port includes in-depth ther­apy to address the under­ly­ing causes of addiction.
2. The main dif­fer­ence between out­pa­tient treat­ment (OP) and intens­ive out­pa­tient treat­ment (IOP) lies in the amount of hours the patient spends at the facility.
3. They often include the oppor­tun­ity to engage in both indi­vidu­al as well as group therapy.
4. Four prin­ciples are key to motiv­a­tion­al inter­view­ing in Massachusetts.
5. Out­pa­tient Pro­grams (OP) are for those seek­ing men­tal rehab or drug rehab, but who also stay at home every night.

About Harbor House

When space becomes avail­able, the Case Man­ager will be informed of the date/time of intake.

INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING

Lastly, the ther­ap­ist helps the Har­bor House cli­ent identi­fy dis­crep­an­cies in their cir­cum­stances and future goals. Couples ther­apy in Mas­sachu­setts is a short term ther­apy designed to equip you both with the skills you need to address con­flicts and chal­lenges in your rela­tion­ship. Dur­ing ses­sions, your coun­selor may meet with you indi­vidu­ally and togeth­er. To start the refer­ral pro­cess, Case Man­agers will need to send our team a com­pleted Har­bor House Refer­ral Form, Bio Psych Social, and Med­ic­a­tion List. There is a moment when a per­son decides that they, too, are ready to live a truly pro­duct­ive life.

Trauma Therapy

Group ther­apy involves treat­ment as well as pro­cessing inter­ac­tion between group mem­bers. We do not receive any com­mis­sion or fee that is depend­ent upon which treat­ment pro­vider a caller chooses. Even if someone aspires to quit smoking, fresh outta detox & hold­ing really isnt the best time.

HIV/AIDS program

Inpa­tient treat­ment typ­ic­ally involves intens­ive addic­tion coun­sel­ing based on CBT, DBT, RBT, motiv­a­tion­al inter­view­ing, or oth­er psy­cho­thera­peut­ic approaches. Many inpa­tient treat­ment cen­ters also offer life skills train­ing and/or com­ple­ment­ary ther­apies, includ­ing med­it­a­tion, mind­ful­ness, and nutri­tion coun­sel­ing. Many of those suf­fer­ing from addic­tion also suf­fer from men­tal or emo­tion­al ill­nesses like schizo­phrenia, bipolar dis­order, depres­sion, or anxi­ety disorders.

Out­pa­tient is not meant to be the start­ing point, it is com­monly referred to as after­care. Dur­ing cog­nit­ive beha­vi­or­al ther­apy in Mas­sachu­setts, cli­ents work with a trained coun­selor to identi­fy neg­at­ive think­ing pat­terns and change them. This change in think­ing has been shown to lead to changes in beha­vi­or to treat sub­stance use and men­tal health dis­orders effect­ively. Sub­stance rehabs focus on help­ing indi­vidu­als recov­er from sub­stance abuse, includ­ing alco­hol and drug addic­tion (both illeg­al and pre­scrip­tion drugs).

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