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About Main Street Clinic
Liberation Programs Inc Liberation House provides residential addiction treatment and substance abuse recovery services in Stamford, Connecticut. Operating since 1971, this recovery center offers specialized programs for drug and alcohol addiction, opioid use disorder, and co-occurring mental health conditions.
Liberation Programs Inc Liberation House stands as a cornerstone of the recovery community in Fairfield County, Connecticut, delivering residential addiction treatment through its Stamford facility since 1971. This established recovery center serves individuals throughout the greater Fairfield County region, including Bridgeport, Greenwich, Norwalk, and Westport, with a focus on comprehensive substance abuse treatment and long-term recovery support.
The residential treatment program addresses substance use disorders, drug and alcohol addiction, and opioid use disorder while providing integrated care for co-occurring mental health disorders. Their supportive housing component extends the recovery process beyond initial treatment, creating a bridge between intensive residential care and independent living. The facility's mobile outreach van expands their reach into the community, connecting individuals with recovery resources and aftercare support.
Treatment at Liberation House incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as a core therapeutic method, led by experienced clinical staff including President and CEO John Hamilton, LMFT, LADC, and Chief Clinical and Outreach Officer Joanne Montgomery, LADC, LCSW. The facility maintains CARF accreditation, demonstrating commitment to quality standards in addiction treatment and recovery programming.
Liberation House serves men, women, and children, offering bilingual services in Spanish to better serve the diverse Fairfield County community. With over five decades of operation, this recovery center has established deep roots in the local recovery community, accepting TRICARE insurance and cash payments. Their combination of residential treatment, supportive housing, and community outreach creates a comprehensive approach to long-term recovery support.
Residential Treatment and Recovery Programs
Liberation House provides residential addiction treatment designed for individuals requiring intensive, round-the-clock support during their recovery process. The program addresses substance use disorders, drug and alcohol addiction, and opioid use disorder, while simultaneously treating co-occurring mental health conditions that often accompany addiction.
The residential treatment structure allows participants to focus entirely on their recovery while living in a supportive environment away from triggers and stressors. This level of care serves as a foundation for long-term sobriety, preparing individuals for successful transition to outpatient care or sober living arrangements within the broader recovery community.
Supportive Housing and Aftercare Services
Beyond traditional residential treatment, Liberation House operates supportive housing programs that extend recovery support as individuals transition toward independent living. This housing component addresses the critical period when people complete intensive treatment but still benefit from structured support and accountability within the recovery community.
The facility's mobile outreach van represents an innovative approach to aftercare and community engagement, bringing recovery resources directly to individuals who may face barriers to accessing traditional treatment settings. This outreach model strengthens connections between participants and ongoing recovery support services throughout Fairfield County.
Clinical Approach and Treatment Methods
The clinical team at Liberation House utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as a primary therapeutic method, helping individuals identify and modify thought patterns and behaviors that contribute to substance use. Under the leadership of President and CEO John Hamilton, LMFT, LADC, and Chief Clinical Officer Joanne Montgomery, LADC, LCSW, the program integrates proven therapeutic approaches with practical recovery skills.
CARF accreditation validates the quality of care and treatment protocols at Liberation House, ensuring that recovery programs meet established standards for addiction treatment. This accreditation reflects the facility's commitment to maintaining high clinical standards and continuous improvement in recovery services.
Why Choose Main Street Clinic
- Operating continuously since 1971 with deep community roots in Fairfield County
- Combines residential treatment with supportive housing for extended recovery support
- Mobile outreach van extends recovery services directly into the community
- CARF-accredited facility with experienced clinical leadership
- Bilingual services in Spanish serving diverse recovery community needs
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of addiction treatment does Liberation House provide?
Liberation House offers residential addiction treatment for substance use disorders, drug and alcohol addiction, and opioid use disorder. The program also addresses co-occurring mental health disorders alongside addiction treatment.
Does Liberation House offer supportive housing for people in recovery?
Yes, Liberation House operates supportive housing programs that provide extended recovery support beyond traditional residential treatment. This housing component helps individuals transition toward independent living while maintaining connection to the recovery community.
What areas does Liberation House serve in Connecticut?
Liberation House serves individuals throughout Fairfield County, including Stamford, Bridgeport, Greenwich, Norwalk, and Westport. Their mobile outreach van extends services directly into these communities.
What therapeutic approaches are used at Liberation House?
The clinical team utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as a primary therapeutic method. Treatment is led by experienced clinical staff including licensed marriage and family therapists and licensed clinical social workers.
Does Liberation House accept insurance for addiction treatment?
Liberation House accepts TRICARE insurance and cash payments for their residential treatment and recovery programs. Individuals should contact the admissions team directly to discuss payment options and insurance coverage.
Is Liberation House accredited for addiction treatment services?
Yes, Liberation House maintains accreditation from CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities), which validates the quality of their addiction treatment and recovery programs.
What populations does Liberation House serve in their recovery programs?
Liberation House serves men, women, and children in their addiction treatment programs. The facility offers bilingual services in Spanish to better serve the diverse recovery community in Fairfield County.
How long has Liberation House been providing addiction treatment?
Liberation Programs Inc Liberation House has been serving the recovery community since 1971, providing over five decades of addiction treatment and recovery support in the Stamford area.
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