Methadone Clinics in New London, Connecticut

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Name	Address	City
Root Center for Advanced Recovery New London Clinic	931 Bank Street	New London
Rushford Center, Inc.	1250 Silver St.	Middletown
BHG Westerly Treatment Center	86 Beach St.	Westerly
CODAC Behavioral Healthcare Wakefield	3045 Tower Hill Rd, Saunderstown, RI 02874	Wakefield
Phoenix House Detoxification Center	251 Main St.	Exeter
York Correctional Institution	201 West Main St.	Niantic
Cobalt Health Care and Rehabilitation Center	29 Middle Haddam Rd	Cobalt
Quannacut at Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital	201 Manor Place	Greenport
Root Center for Advanced Recovery Willimantic Clinic	54-56 Boston Post Road	Willimantic
Community Health Resources- Putnam	391 Pomfret St.	Putnam
Community Health Resources Danielson	71 Westcott Rd	Danielson
BHG Westerly Treatment Center	86 Beach St	Watch Hill
Hartford Dispensary	335 Broad St #3rd	Manchester
Root Center for Advanced Recovery Norwich Clinic	772 West Thames Street	Norwich
Connecticut Valley Hospital	1000 Silver Street	Middletown

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On the northeast coast of the United States is New London, Connecticut, a seaport city with a population of 26,858. Like any contemporary city in the state, there are residents here who need treatment from methadone clinics in Connecticut. Although it is always best to accept the need for opioid addiction treatment, it is a myth that a person has to hit bottom before they can recover from addiction. Even if someone is compelled into treatment at a methadone clinic New London CT by their family, their employer, or the justice system, studies show that they still have a very good chance of making a full recovery, as long as they receive quality treatment for a sufficient duration of time. The best treatment approach for opioid addiction is a medication like methadone taken for at least 12 months, initially combined with other addiction treatments, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), counseling, and peer support groups like Narcotics Anonymous. While other treatments may lessen in frequency over time, support groups should continue along with methadone.