Wallingford, CT Detox and Rehab Centers
Looking for a detox or rehab center near you in Wallingford, Connecticut? Browse the listings below to find the best addiction treatment center for you.
Looking for a detox or rehab center near you in Wallingford, Connecticut? Browse the listings below to find the best addiction treatment center for you.
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I am writing to praise the Recovery Coaching Program. A staff member has been supportive and accessible during the 6 month period following release. She is warm, but firm. She knows the 'hot button' issues and makes sure things are going well, from daily texting to weekly FaceTime and phone calls. is a big part of the ongoing recovery and we highly recommend her.
I found New Prospects to be effective for me. One can only get out what one puts in. I met many great people and a few not so great, both workers and clients. For me, I needed the this place. Life has not been a bowl of cherries since, but I have maintained 2 1/2 years clean time since. New Prospects offers clean private rooms w/your own bath, 1 on 1 therapy as well as group with qualified staff. My stay there in 2014 was a game changher and saved my life.
Strengths: Counselor one on one, great nutrition, and classes... Weaknesses: Not enough outside or in coming AA or NA meetings.. They teach so much to remember it all, treatment is not just about drugs.. It teaches a new life to live..
The town of Wallingford, CT is located about 13 miles north of New Haven and runs along the Quinnipiac River in the northern part of Connecticut’s New Haven County.1
From 2015 until 2021, Wallingford reported 69 drug overdose deaths.2 The highest number was 15 in 2016 followed by 14 in 2021.2 Of the 14 deaths in 2021, opioids were involved in all of them, and 13 involved fentanyl.2 Cocaine, alcohol, and heroin were also found in several of the overdose victims.2
Wallingford has also seen its share of drug arrests. In 2019, a convicted Wallingford drug dealer was arrested again on drug charges, including operating a drug factory.3 During a search of the man’s home, law enforcement found cocaine, heroin, and LSD.3
In addition, Wallingford Police charged 2 people with operating another drug factory in the area in 2021.4 Detectives uncovered more than 6 pounds of marijuana and materials to process and sell it.4
That same year, a Wallingford man was charged in federal court with trafficking oxycodone and cocaine.5 A search of his Wallingford home turned up 500 grams of cocaine and oxycodone pills.5
Alcohol is also a concern. In the fall of 2021, an area man was sentenced to 15 years in prison for causing a car crash in Wallingford that killed a woman and injured 3 others.6 Police determined the man was driving drunk.6
There are 73 detox and rehab facilities within 25 miles of Wallingford.7 That’s around 35% of the 210 addiction treatment centers available across Connecticut.8 People looking for treatment facilities in and around Wallingford will find the following options:7
Following formal addiction treatment, a member of the rehab staff will work with the patient to create a customized aftercare plan that can include therapy, transitional housing such as sober living houses, and support groups.
Recovery from a substance use disorder is a lifelong journey. One way to help support that journey is by joining an addiction-specific support group. A support group is made up of people who are also in recovery. Through attending weekly meetings, members receive acceptance and assistance with staying sober.
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) are 2 well-known support groups for addiction. AA meetings in Wallingford are held at the following locations:9
NA meetings are also held at the Renaissance Club on Sundays at 7:30 p.m. and Tuesdays at 7:15 p.m.10 Other meetings include:10
Support groups are designed to help their members remain positive about their recovery and stay motivated to keep working through the process.
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