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Eden Hill Recovery Retreat for Women
Phenomenal. Professional, personal, tailor-made individualistic programming. Very much a family atmosphere. Once you settle in, you will never want to leave. If I could live at Eden Hill, I would do it in a heartbeat. The term “staff” doesn’t adequately do justice to the Team of people who run and work at , Eden Hill in all capacities.They are personable, accommodating in anyway possible and loving. It is not possible to leave Eden Hill without feeling like your family has gained a few unofficial members. The accommodations are fabulous and newly renovated. Therapeutic communal living helped me to increase individual personal responsibility while at the same time learning to live with and compromise (perhaps for the first time) With my housemates. The clients form a bond that is therapeutic and supportive. We learn to hold each other accountable for their actions in recovery and other communal living issues in a kind and, if necessary, mediated way. Some of the tools I left with we’re effective communication, the development and use of boundaries, healthy confrontation (or “care”from ration) and how to be a part of the solution instead of the problem. Most importantly I learned humility. I learned the world does not revolve around me and that to be successful in recovery and life, I need a support network which required working on my relationship skills. My circumstances did not allow me to participate in the family recovery events; however, I witnessed my peers and their families participate with what appeared to be excellent results. The Town-of Canaan is small, safe, charming, and has a large recovery network suitable for all ages. I have known many people that have gone through Mountainside treatment center in Canaan and then followed treatment at the extended care facility of Eden Hill Recovery Retreat in Canaan that have decided to remain in the area due to the Active and varied recovery community. Additionally, many of these individuals are still clean and sober and moving on with their lives. I myself am considering relocating to the Canaan area at some point in the near future for the above stated reasons. I cannot recommend this place more highly. Eden Hill is like a second home to me which I will forever remember as a very necessary, nurturing, and healing time. I have met some of the most wonderful, loving women in situations much the same as my own that I will forever treasure as sisters and friends On a journey you couldn’t possibly understand unless you’ve been on it too.
REACH Adult and Youth Services
Great program for improving your mental and physical health.
Turnbridge
I fully emerged myself in any support or trainings that Turnbridge offered when my son was there and they were there for me every step of the way. But yes, there were obstacles and it was hard to learn to say no to my son and stop enabling him. But Turnbridge taught me how to do that. They don't just put a band aid on a client and send them on their way. They have the clients really dig in, learn how to feel and express their emotions and learn how to overcome obstacles that are really challenging. My son did not want to stay when things got challenging and threatened to leave as it was hard for him to be vulnerable.. But now, 5 1/2 years sober, he knows that he needed long term treatment (14 months) to change his thinking and gain skills for success and independence. I truly did not see obvious change with his behaviors and overall health until he was at Turnbridge for 6 months. His body and mind needed to heal and re-train his reactions and thoughts when life gets challenging. Thank you Turnbridge, for being there for us. Truly grateful..
Drug and Alcohol Addiction in Berlin, CT
Berlin is situated in the center of Connecticut within Hartford County, where the rate of drug overdoses is one of the highest in the state. Like many other regions across the U.S., opioid misuse is one of the top public health concerns in the county.
Between January and June 2017, there were 2 drug overdose deaths in Berlin and 3 residents died.1 During that same period, there were 1.46 drug-related deaths per 10,000 residents within Hartford County.1 According to the Connecticut Chief Medical Examiner, most of these overdose deaths were being driven by opioids—particularly fentanyl.1
In 2021, Hartford County ranked third in Connecticut for having the highest drug overdose rate.2 That year, the county had 45.3 drug overdose deaths per 100,000 residents.2 In 2019 and 2020, the rate of drug overdose deaths in Hartford County were 39.7 and 43.3.2
Berlin, CT Detox and Rehab Availability
There are 5 addiction treatment facilities within 5 miles of Berlin.3 This represents nearly 3% of the total number of addiction treatment centers in Connecticut.3
The drug and alcohol rehab center located nearest Berlin is in Middletown, CT and the other 4 rehab centers are in New Britain, CT.3 Detoxification services are not available at these facilities, though 2 other rehab centers in Middletown do offer detox—both of which are about 8 miles away from Berlin.3
Of the 5 addiction treatment centers near Berlin, 2 offer residential rehab programs, and 4 offer outpatient rehab programs.3 All 5 facilities offer dual diagnosis therapy for those who need treatment for both a mental health disorder and a substance use disorder.3
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is also available for Berlin residents who need help recovering from opioid misuse.3 One nearby facility offers MAT using methadone, and all 5 facilities offer MAT using buprenorphine and naltrexone.3
Berlin, CT Drug and Alcohol Support Groups
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) are drug and alcohol support groups that utilize the 12-Step methodology to guide people in their recovery from substance misuse.4 AA and NA meetings are free and widely available, including in and near Berlin for people who want an extra source of support while making their way through recovery.4
Three AA groups meet in Berlin.5 One group meets Monday evenings at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church on 1103 Chamberlain Highway, and another meets Thursday evenings at Berlin Congregational Church on 878 Worthington Ridge.5 The third group also meets on Thursday evenings but is conducted entirely online for Berlin residents who wish to stay at home.5
An updated schedule of all AA meetings in and near Berlin is posted on the official website of the Alcoholics Anonymous Connecticut General Service Committee.5
22 NA groups meet within 5 miles of Berlin in nearby towns including New Britain, Middletown, and Cromwell.6 NA meetings are available 7 days a week at the Second Baptist Church on 55 Chapman Street and Saint John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church on 295 Arch Street in New Britain.6 An updated Sources:
- Jensen, T. (2017, September 1). Connecticut’s opioid crisis 2017: Interactive map of deaths by town.
- Connecticut Department of Public Health. (2022, August 15). Connecticut Department of Public Health drug overdose monthly report.
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (n.d.). Searching for treatment options.
- S. Department of Veterans Affairs. (2022, March 11). Recovery-oriented mutual self-help groups.
- Alcoholics Anonymous Connecticut General Service Committee. (n.d.). Meetings.
- Narcotics Anonymous. (n.d.). Find a meeting.