For those clients transitioning from the ADRC Intensive Treatment Program, this level of care offers a continuance of the therapies and educational programs, as well as vocational skills and opportunities to gain employment. Residents establish goals aimed at sober, independent living and develop action plans to achieve their goals during the course of residency. Abstinence from all mind-altering drugs is the primary goal. It is anticipated that those individuals appropriate for residency will require a minimum of six months at the Center in order to rebuild those areas of their lives lost due to chronic substance abuse. They offer treatment services for substance abuse and co-occurring disorders to men and women in the Greater Hartford region who have no entitlements or are not eligible for entitlements.
Evening hours are available.
Services are available to the deaf and hard of hearing. The Institute for the Hispanic Family provides flexible, accessible, and culturally appropriate community support services to people with chronic and severe addictive disorders. Case management services are provided to identified clients for a period of up to one year. Case management services are provided in a community support approach. These clients need to be medically detoxified and medically clear prior to consideration for a support bed.