Methadone Clinics in Torrington, Connecticut

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Name	Address	City
Root Center for Advanced Recovery Torrington Clinic	140 Commercial Blvd	Torrington
Cornell Scott – Hill Health Center of 121 Wakelee Ave Ansonia, CT	121 Wakelee Avenue	Ansonia
Connecticut Counseling Centers, Inc.	4 Midland Road	Waterbury
APT Methadone Maintenance Program	495 Congress Ave.	New Haven
Connecticut Valley Hospital	1000 Silver Street	Middletown
Root Center for Advanced Recovery – Doctors Clinic	345 Main St.	Hartford
St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center	8 fl.-W. Wing	Hartford
Alcohol and Drug Recovery Centers, Inc.	500 Blue Hills Ave.	Hartford
Root Center for Advanced Recovery New Britain Clinic	70 Whiting Street	New Britain
Springfield Comprehensive Treatment Center	511 E Columbus Ave	Springfield
Cornerstone of Rhinebeck NY	91 Serenity Hill Rd	Rhinebeck
MAAS New Haven	426 East St.	New Haven
Hartford – Henderson – Johnson Clinic 12-14	12-14 Weston St	Hartford
Hartford Dispensary	Main St	Hartford
Cobalt Health Care and Rehabilitation Center	29 Middle Haddam Rd	Cobalt
Habit Opco	511 E Columbus Ave	Springfield
Orchard Hill Treatment Services	540 Ella T. Grasso Blvd.	New Haven
APT Foundation, Inc.	1 Long Wharf Drive	New Haven
Cornell Scott – Hill Health Center	232 Cedar St.	New Haven
The Hartford Dispensary New Britain Clinic	19 Rockwall Ave.	New Britain

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A former mill town in Litchfield County, Torrington, Connecticut had a population of 34,044 in 2019, which is down from the 36,383 recorded in the 2010 Census. Today, any resident here considering reaching out to a methadone clinic Torrington CT should know that methadone clinics in Connecticut can provide the professional treatment needed for long-term opioid addiction recovery. Trying to quit opioids cold turkey will induce a great deal of unnecessary suffering that can easily lead to relapse. Furthermore, it can be risky due to possible medical complications. Methadone can prevent the massive disruption in functioning caused when a person quits opioids, so that they feel balanced and more like themselves than they likely have in a while. This permits the person in recovery to attend to co-occurring disorder treatment, behavioral therapy to identify and learn how to cope with drug use triggers, and sensible life changes like finding new hobbies and social outlets.