Farrell Treatment Center

Farrell Treatment Center's residential treatment program provides the intensive foundation many individuals need to establish solid recovery footing. Located in New Britain's Hartford County, the facility creates a structured environment where residents can focus entirely on their recovery without outside distractions. The residential program addresses substance use disorders, alcohol use disorders, and co-occurring mental health conditions through daily programming and therapeutic support.

The residential experience connects individuals to a broader recovery community that extends beyond their initial stay. This community-centered approach helps residents build the peer relationships and support networks essential for long-term sobriety. Residents work with clinical staff trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy while participating in programming designed to address trauma, PTSD, and dual diagnosis conditions that often complicate the recovery process.

The center's intensive outpatient program (IOP) and standard outpatient services provide crucial aftercare support for individuals transitioning from residential treatment or seeking structured recovery support while living in the community. These outpatient programs allow participants to maintain work, family, and educational commitments while receiving consistent addiction treatment and recovery support.

Telehealth options expand access to ongoing care, particularly valuable for alumni maintaining long-term recovery connections. The outpatient structure supports various populations including working adults, students, and those with family responsibilities who need flexible scheduling. This continuum approach ensures that individuals can step down through levels of care while maintaining their connection to the same treatment team and recovery community.

Farrell Treatment Center serves diverse populations with specialized attention to veterans, young adults aged 18-25, pregnant women, and seniors. Veterans receive dedicated support services and the facility accepts TRICARE insurance, recognizing the unique challenges military personnel face in recovery. Young adults benefit from age-appropriate programming during these critical years when peer relationships and early career decisions significantly impact long-term recovery success.

The facility provides specialized care for individuals living with HIV/AIDS, addressing the complex intersection of medical needs and substance abuse treatment. Court-ordered participants receive structured programming that meets legal requirements while focusing on genuine recovery outcomes. This population diversity creates a rich recovery community where individuals learn from varied experiences while receiving care tailored to their specific circumstances.