Levels Of Care At Spring Hill
Spring Hill Recovery Center provides residential treatment for substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health issues, with seamless connection to detox and aftercare outpatient services. Our retreat-like setting offers comfort, security, and a wide range of treatment services and wellness activities to inspire lasting recovery.
Spring Hill Recovery Center is situated on an expansive 70-acre campus among the mountains of central Massachusetts, offering comprehensive residential treatment for substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Our multidisciplinary team provides personalized medical and psychiatric care and holistic services.
Our clinically managed services feature a safe and structured environment with 24-hour support. Our campus includes gender-specific housing, amenities that encourage a healthy lifestyle for recovery, and evidence-based treatment services.
If you are experiencing drug or alcohol withdrawal symptoms and require detox services, we can connect you to our sister facility, Bedrock Recovery Center, in Canton, MA, or another partner facility that will work with your insurance provider.
If you require outpatient care following the completion of treatment at Spring Hill, we can connect you with our outpatient rehab center in Quincy, MA, and help arrange sober housing, if required, or refer you to another provider.
Detox At Sister-Facility Bedrock Recovery Center
Bedrock Recovery Center is our sister facility in Caton, offering a 40-bed medical detox unit that provides management of withdrawal symptoms until physical and psychological stabilization is achieved. Services may include the administration of medications for specific symptoms, a tapering schedule, counseling services, and other care and support as required. Detox is not considered full treatment for addiction, but rather the first step.
We can also refer you to another detox center nearby if Bedrock isn’t the right option for you. Once you have stabilized, we provide transportation assistance to Spring Hill to begin the next phase of treatment.
Residential Treatment At Spring Hill
Shortly after arriving and settling in at Spring Hill, you will begin meeting members of your care team and receive an assessment to determine your unique treatment needs and goals in recovery. These will be addressed through your individualized treatment plan.
Elements of treatment at Spring Hill include:
- One-on-one clinical sessions
- A group therapy-based curriculum
- Evidence-based therapies
- Medication-assisted treatment options (if applicable)
- Aftercare planning and case management
Our residential program generally lasts between 30 and 60 days, depending on your progress and other personal factors.
One-On-One Clinical Sessions
After your initial assessment, you will be assigned a primary clinician who will work with you individually throughout your stay.
Your one-on-one sessions with your primary clinician are scheduled at least once a week (more sessions can be requested as needed). The goal of these sessions is to address both addiction and mental health, with discussions that may include:
- Relapse prevention and harm reduction
- Coping skills and how to identify triggers
- Family relationships and support systems
- The link between substance use disorder and mental health
- Interest in medication-assisted treatment or other specialized options
Your clinician may also be involved in putting together your aftercare plan, for access to supportive services and other resources once you leave Spring Hill.
Group Therapy-Based Curriculum
Our curriculum is centered around group therapy, one of the most effective treatment options for addiction and other mental health disorders.
We offer at least 36 group therapy sessions each week that are facilitated by master’s-level clinicians across various disciplines.
Session topics may include:
- Drug and alcohol addiction psychoeducation
- Distress tolerance
- Health and wellness
- Coping skills
- Triggers
- Relapse prevention
We also have support groups available that are led by peers or counselors and based on current interest/need, including Refuge Recovery, SMART Recovery, Celebrate Recovery, Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), and a First Responder Liaison Group.
Evidence-Based Therapies
Our multidisciplinary team of clinicians provides evidence-based therapies in both group and individual sessions, including:
- Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
- Dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT)
- Motivational interviewing (MI)
- Community reinforcement approach (CRA)
- 12-Step facilitation
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
It’s our priority at Spring Hill to have a wide range of evidence-based treatment methods available, including helping to coordinate medication-assisted treatment services if deemed appropriate for your recovery.
Our MAT coordinator works alongside you and your treatment team to establish a plan that starts in our residential program and continues after you leave. Medications that may be available for opioid use disorder and alcohol use disorder include:
- Antabuse
- Campral
- Remeron
- Sublocade injection
- Suboxone
- Subutex
- Topamax
- Vivitrol
Aftercare & Case Management
Your aftercare plan is developed by you and your treatment team to make sure that the appropriate supports are in place after you leave us.
Aftercare options include:
- Outpatient care (PHP, IOP, OP), including at Spring Hill’s outpatient facility in Quincy, MA
- Community resources like peer support groups
- Medical appointments and legal assistance
- Medication-assisted treatment
- Alumni programming
You’ll also have access to a case manager, along with a patient liaison, who will work with you from day one to help with legal issues, employment assistance, and other needs in support of your recovery.
Get Started On The Path To Recovery
To learn more about Spring Hill, verify your insurance benefits, or get other questions answered, please contact us today.
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