Richmond Hill Medically Assisted Treatment and Recovery Center

Samaritan Daytop Village – Richmond Hill Medically Assisted Treatment and Recovery Center is a co-ed drug and alcohol rehab. Based in Queens, New York, they have the capacity for 104 adults experiencing substance use disorder (SUD).

Richmond Hill’s treatment approach facilitates whole-person healing because it approaches support from multiple angles. You’ll receive individual therapy and use techniques like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to change the way you respond to difficult situations and emotions. You’ll also have access to group therapy and a number of treatment groups including groups for relapse prevention and anger management.

Their MAT services help your body to detox safely and remain sober with reduced cravings and withdrawal symptoms. They also offer things like creative art therapy, yoga, and exercise classes to help you unwind while becoming healthy and strong.

Something great about Richmond Hill is that a lot of their programming is geared toward helping you leave the center and find stable employment. They help you prepare for Adult Basic Education and HSE/TASC assessments. They have a big focus on skills building. On top of learning stress management and healthy coping skills to help you stay sober, they also develop your employment skills and build your work readiness.

This can include skills like time management, handling workplace conflict, or basic software skills. They also provide vocational training for those interested in working in the food service industry or maintenance positions.

Samaritan Daytop Village runs more than 60 treatment centers around the state of New York, some of which house specialty programs. If Richmond Hill isn’t a good fit for you then they can help you find a treatment center that helps you. They have gender-specific programs, veteran programs, adolescent and senior programs and programs for pregnant or postpartum mothers.