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In 1973, Monsignor Joseph Farrell’s founded a shelter homeless alcoholic men on the Saint Mary’s convent. Renamed the “Resurrection House”, the facility was accredited as a halfway house and worked mainly on contributions. That halfway house soon developed into a professional residential, psycho-social rehabilitation center for the therapy of substance abuse. In deference to his visions and foresight to approach the community’s requirements, the facility has been renamed Farrell Treatment Center.
Since 1978 the facility provides intensive clinical residential therapy programs for substance dependent males. In 2000, they started an outpatient program. In 2007, services extended to involve intensive outpatient treatment and they began treating females. In January 2013 FTC approved two psychiatrists to start treating our patients with co-occurring diseases. Today, FTC extends an integral role in the therapy of addicts and substance abusers by extending their services.FTC has a Zero Tolerance Policy towards any sort of sexual abuse and/or harassment.
If you are worried for someone’s safety, or they have been victimized in our residential program, they can help. Call and speak to the Executive or Clinical Director, leave a message or a note in a sealed envelope, or email them. All objections will be thoroughly reviewed. All objections are confidential.
Specialties
- Intensive Residential
- Intensive Outpatient
- Outpatient Treatment
- Women’s Issues
Amenities
- 28-bed
- Accommodations
- Meals
- Nutrition
Therapies
- Relapse Prevention
- Anger Management
- Individual Counseling
- Group counseling
- Family Counseling
- Psychiatric Assessment
- Suboxone / Sublocade Therapy
- Family therapies
Insurance accepted
- Public insurance
- Private insurance
Payment accepted
- Sliding fee
FAQ
how many beds in your facility?
we have 22 residential beds
Do you accept State of Connecticut insurance?
yes they do
Location
FAQ's
You can leave the rehab any time, no one will compel you to stay at the rehab. However, dedication and continued treatment are required to fight addiction and achieve a sober life.
There are various stages of addictions. The initial stage is the functioning individual with the addiction. The most common scenario is they have a job and their relationships are intact, but their health is depleting slowly because of their dependence.
Narcotic analgesics (painkillers) are drugs that can reduce pain, cause numbness and/ or induce a state of unconsciousness. They have the tendency to cause tolerance and addiction
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