Torrington Resources
Outpatient & Clinical Services
Center for Human Development (CHD)
Offer 80+ programs and services, ranging from affordable housing to quality healthcare to addiction recovery, with the goal of fostering independence.
Torrington area services include Supportive Housing, Residential Support Program, and Intensive Residential Rehabilitation Homes
Provides comprehensive behavioral health services including individual therapy, group therapy, and medication management.
Homeless Outreach Program at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital:
The Mental Health Services to the Homeless (MHSH) program provides homeless individuals, including families, with outreach, screening, mental health and substance abuse assessments and intakes.
Adult Partial Hospital Program at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital: Provides an intensive environment five days a week for people in the process of recovery from recent and severe mental health and co-occurring disorders.
Adolescent Partial Hospital Program at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital: Provides comprehensive therapeutic services for mental illness and depression to adolescents (ages 13-18) and their families based on individual need and stage of recovery.
Community Health and Wellness Center (CHWC)
Provide health services, therapy, assessment, and treatment (Medication Assisted Treatment– buprenorphine and naltrexone).
Connecticut Counseling Centers (CTCC)
Offers a wide variety of groups, outpatient services, treatment, and often bring in guest speakers to enhance recovery education and support. A community-focused environment.
McCall Behavioral Health Network
Provides residential and outpatient recovery support. Known for their structured environments and holistic approach to recovery and mental health.
Provide individual and group therapy, as well as other outpatient services to individuals struggling with addiction.
Better Choice Gambling Program at MCCA:
Outpatient and inpatient treatment for Problem Gambling including individual, group, budget counseling for both gamblers and family members, psychiatric evaluation for both gamblers and family members, and couple and family counseling.
Trinity Glen Programs at MCCA:
Living facilities designed for men and women with persistent mental health and substance dependencies who have struggled to maintain sobriety despite participation in other recovery programs.
Men's Program in Sharon, CT:
Women's Program in Kent, CT:
Root Center is committed to serving the whole person and delivering comprehensive and compassionate mental health and substance use treatment for both adults and adolescents.
Faith-Based & Community-Led Resources
Catholic Charities
At their Behavioral Health Center, they address problems associated with substance use and other mental health issues through individual or group therapy.
Offers wellness programs, youth engagement, and community connection opportunities.
Provides adults living with serious mental illness opportunity to connect with a community of support, enabling them to focus on mental wellness. Services include their Club House program and housing services.
Peer, Alternative Recovery, Wrap Around, Additional Resources
CCAR (CT Community for Addiction Recovery)
Provides peer support, recovery coaching, and community-building events. A trusted and accessible resource for many in early and sustained recovery.
Provides housing, recovery, and mental health services. They help individuals obtain a safe home, activate whole health living, find fulfillment and purpose, and become actively engaged in the community.
Tides of Mind Counseling of Connecticut
A group of private counseling centers dedicated to providing mental health services to adults, children, and families. They offer both online and in-person services.
(203) 819-0789
Western CT Mental Health Network - Torrington Area
Hosts alternative peer activities and community-based supports for individuals with behavioral health needs.
Further Resources
24-hour Crisis, Hotlines and Emergency Information
Emergency calls (all situations) ……………………………………………………………........................................................…… 911
INFOLINE (Statewide) ………………………………………………………………………............................................................… 211
Access Health CT…………………………………………………………………………...............................................................….1-855-805-4325 or visit accesshealthct.com
Access Line for opioid treatment and services (DMHAS 24 hour call center) …………......................................................… 1-800-563-4086
Connecticut Council on Problem Gambling Helpline ……………………….............................................................. 1-800-346-6238/1-888-789-7777
Hotline and Mobile Outreach – Western CT Mental Health Network ………………....................................................……… 1-860-496-3700
Charlotte Hungerford Hospital Emergency Department Crisis Intervention Services …....................................................… 1-860-496-6880
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline………………………………………………..................................................................….. 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
Greenwoods Counseling Referrals, Inc……….......................................................................……. www.greenwoodsreferrals.org / (860) 567-4437
Text support for people in crisis: ……………………………………………………….....................................................................text “CT” to 741741
USEFUL WEB SITES
Access Health CT………………………………………………………………………............................................…...…. accesshealthct.com
Network of Care for Behavioral Health……………..……………………………………............................ mentalhealth.networkofcare.org/connecticut
CT Clearinghouse …………………………………………………………………...............................................………...ctclearinghouse.org
CT’s Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services………………………………......portal.ct.gov/dmhas/
Infoline/211 CT …………………………………………………………………….……………………………...............................infoline.org
Mental Health America……………………………………………………………………………................................…mhanational.org/
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)……….………………………………………………................namict.org/
National Institute of Mental Health ……..…..…………………..............................................................nimh.nih.gov
CT Support Group (for young adults) ......................................………………………………..................ctsupportgroup.org/
Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in CT …………............................................................................ct-aa.org
Narcotics Anonymous in CT ……………………...................................................................………….………ctna.org
Disordered Gambling …………............................portal.ct.gov/dmhas/programs-and-services/problem-gambling/pgs---home-page