About Center for Human Services – Stratford
Center for Human Services, operated by Recovery Network of Programs, is a medication assisted treatment (MAT) program in Stratford, Connecticut. The program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) and licensed by the Department of Public Health.
This nonprofit social service agency has 50 years of experience providing support services and recovery care. Clients can receive assistance with substance abuse and mental and behavioral health issues. You can receive these services regardless of your financial status. This facility specifically focuses on treating addictions to opioids. The medication they use to reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms is methadone.
While you’re undergoing methadone treatment, you’ll also be receiving counseling. The program will provide other support and referral services as needed. The facility has psychiatrists, nurses and physicians available for consultation if requested. During individual counseling, your counselor can help you address a variety of issues such as drug use, health problems, personal and family relationships, legal issues and employment.
In some cases, clients may need additional counseling services. Family and group counseling is also available to help you in your addiction recovery. Stratford, Connecticut, is about a half hour away from New Haven, Connecticut where Yale University is located. There are various forests and beaches in the area as well as some historical buildings. The town provides lots of cultural activities and arts for families to enjoy.
An additional helpful service available at the Center for Human Services is HIV rapid testing. It’s provided on a walk in basis and also offers education on sexually transmitted diseases and safer-sex practices.