
At a Glance
Location
66 Burnett Street, Providence, RI 2907
Phone
401-785-0050Primary Focus
Treatment Settings
Treatment Approaches
Special Programs
About MAP Behavioral Health Services Inc
MAP Behavioral Health Services offers residential treatment, intensive outpatient programs, and specialized care for co-occurring disorders in Providence, Rhode Island. Since 1976, this recovery center has provided culturally competent addiction treatment with permanent housing support for diverse populations including veterans, pregnant women, and individuals with trauma histories.
MAP Behavioral Health Services operates a comprehensive addiction treatment facility in Providence's Burnett Street corridor, serving the Rhode Island recovery community since 1976. This residential treatment center combines immediate housing stability with structured recovery programming, creating a foundation for long-term sobriety that extends far beyond initial treatment phases.
The facility provides residential treatment alongside intensive outpatient programs and standard outpatient services, allowing clients to step down through multiple levels of care while maintaining connection to their recovery community. Their 7-bed residential program focuses on substance abuse treatment and dual diagnosis care, with specialized tracks for co-occurring mental health conditions and HIV/AIDS support services.
MAP's clinical approach centers on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and person-centered treatment methods, delivered by a multilingual team including licensed clinical social workers and addiction medicine specialists. The center's commitment to culturally competent care reflects Providence's diverse population, with staff equipped to serve various communities throughout their recovery journey.
This recovery center welcomes veterans, seniors, pregnant women, and court-ordered clients, accepting Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, and private insurance alongside sliding scale payment options. Their permanent housing component and 24-hour operations distinguish MAP from traditional outpatient programs, offering sober living stability that supports sustained recovery and alumni connections within the broader Rhode Island recovery community.
Residential Treatment with Housing Stability
MAP Behavioral Health Services combines residential treatment with permanent housing support, addressing both immediate recovery needs and long-term stability concerns. Their 7-bed residential program operates around the clock, providing structured substance abuse treatment while clients maintain secure housing arrangements that can extend beyond initial treatment phases.
This integrated approach recognizes that housing instability often undermines recovery efforts. Clients receive comprehensive addiction treatment while building the foundation for sustained community reintegration, with housing support coordinated through specialized staff including their Director of Housing who manages HUD-related services.
Outpatient Programs and Continuing Care
Beyond residential services, MAP offers intensive outpatient programming and standard outpatient treatment that serves both as primary care options and step-down services for residential clients. These programs allow individuals to maintain employment, family responsibilities, and community connections while receiving structured addiction treatment and recovery support.
The facility's outpatient services emphasize dual diagnosis treatment for clients managing both substance use and mental health conditions. This comprehensive approach ensures that underlying psychiatric concerns receive appropriate attention alongside addiction treatment, supporting more sustainable recovery outcomes for complex cases.
Specialized Population Services
MAP Behavioral Health Services maintains specialized programming for pregnant women, veterans, seniors, and individuals with trauma histories or HIV/AIDS-related health concerns. Their veteran services include TRICARE acceptance and staff familiar with military-related trauma and transition challenges affecting long-term recovery success.
The center's court-ordered treatment programs provide structured accountability while maintaining therapeutic focus on genuine recovery transformation. Specialized tracks ensure that mandated clients receive appropriate care while building intrinsic motivation for sustained sobriety and community reintegration beyond legal requirements.
Clinical Approach and Treatment Methods
The treatment team at MAP utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and person-centered therapeutic approaches, delivered by licensed clinical social workers and overseen by addiction medicine specialists. This combination addresses both behavioral patterns underlying substance use and individual circumstances affecting each client's recovery process.
Clinical programming emphasizes practical skill development for managing triggers, building healthy relationships, and maintaining recovery in real-world settings. The person-centered approach ensures treatment plans reflect individual goals, cultural background, and specific challenges that may affect long-term recovery sustainability within Rhode Island communities.
Why Choose MAP Behavioral Health Services Inc
- Permanent housing component integrated with residential treatment programming
- Nearly 50 years serving Rhode Island's recovery community since 1976
- Specialized care for pregnant women, veterans, and HIV/AIDS support needs
- Multilingual staff providing culturally competent treatment services
- 24-hour operations with multiple insurance acceptance including TRICARE for veterans
Frequently Asked Questions
What levels of care does MAP Behavioral Health Services offer?
MAP provides residential treatment, intensive outpatient programs, and standard outpatient services. Their 7-bed residential program includes permanent housing support, while outpatient options serve both as primary treatment and step-down services for residential clients.
Does MAP accept insurance for addiction treatment?
Yes, MAP accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, TRICARE, and state insurance plans. They also offer self-pay options and sliding scale payment arrangements to ensure recovery services remain accessible to diverse populations.
What makes MAP different from other Rhode Island treatment centers?
MAP combines residential treatment with permanent housing support and has served the Rhode Island recovery community since 1976. Their multilingual, culturally competent staff provides specialized services for veterans, pregnant women, seniors, and individuals with HIV/AIDS-related needs.
Does MAP treat co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders?
Yes, MAP specializes in dual diagnosis treatment for clients managing both substance use and mental health conditions. Their clinical team includes licensed social workers and addiction medicine specialists trained in integrated treatment approaches for complex cases.
What therapeutic approaches does MAP use in treatment?
MAP utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and person-centered therapy methods. Their approach focuses on practical skill development for managing triggers and building sustainable recovery habits while respecting individual cultural backgrounds and personal circumstances.
Does MAP provide services for court-ordered treatment?
Yes, MAP accepts court-ordered clients and provides structured programming that meets legal requirements while maintaining therapeutic focus on genuine recovery transformation. Their experienced staff works with mandated clients to build intrinsic motivation for sustained sobriety.
What populations does MAP serve in their recovery programs?
MAP serves veterans, pregnant women, seniors, men, women, individuals with trauma/PTSD histories, and those needing HIV/AIDS support services. They also provide specialized care for court-ordered clients and individuals with co-occurring mental health disorders.
How long has MAP been operating in Providence?
MAP Behavioral Health Services has been serving the Rhode Island recovery community since 1976, providing nearly five decades of addiction treatment experience. Their long-standing presence demonstrates sustained commitment to local recovery support and community integration.
What housing support does MAP provide for clients?
MAP offers permanent housing as an integrated component of their treatment services, coordinated through specialized housing staff who manage HUD-related programs. This housing stability support can extend beyond initial treatment phases to promote long-term recovery success.
Does MAP have bilingual or culturally competent staff?
Yes, MAP maintains multilingual and culturally competent staff to serve Providence's diverse population. Their team includes bilingual substance abuse counselors and staff trained to provide appropriate care for various cultural communities throughout the recovery process.
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