Hartford, as well as Connecticut as a whole, has embraced medical solutions for those who are suffering from drug and alcohol dependency. We now know thanks to the hard work of medical professionals that addiction is a mental impairment, not a crime or moral deficiency. Hartford has been proactive in providing rehab, detox, and intervention services as a healthy alternative to jail. Experts in the field have determined that quality treatment programs are a much more effective solution to addiction than incarceration, which should come as no surprise.

Many of people find themselves trapped in guilt and shame that is a direct result of their behavior while under the influence of drugs and alcohol. Remember, you or your loved one is suffering from a mental disorder, not desire to make bad decisions. So please do not allow this guilt to detour you from getting the help you need and the life you deserve.

If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction, please call us now at (866) 578-7471 .

Can It Happen to Me?

An abundant amount of people take to using drugs and alcohol has ways to relieving stress, but too many of these people start using thinking that they can never get addicted. They think they are too smart for addiction to overcome them, and that they will be able to handle the amount of substances they take. The bottom line is that addiction can dig its claws into anyone and ruin their life. Everything you know and love is put at jeopardy when you start to use drugs and alcohol with any bit of consistency.

If you feel your drug use or drinking has gotten out of hand, then do not wait any longer to get help. Each day that you let pass is another day your addiction strengthens. Do not feel alone any longer, help is available, give us call. We will walk you through how to get started down the path of recovery.

The 12-Step Program hold AA and NA meetings in Hartford on an almost hourly basis. Everyday there meetings for recovering addicts and alcoholics to attend. These meetings are great places to build your support group. Each person at these meetings know what each other are going through and are willing to help.