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Turnbridge is a great place. I read some of the negative reviews and frankly almost laugh. Certainly many of the young people who have attended Tunbridge may not like it, getting sober and living a good life is hard. My son spent several months in Tunbridge and their program absolutely works. I believe it saved his life. The entire staff doesn\'t \"do it for the money\" they do it to help people. My son was meth addict and frankly extremely difficult for months until his brain started to heal. The staff at Tunbridge never gave up, they never stopped trying to help him. There is no perfect solution to help an addict, it\'s a process. The staff at Tunbridge with the experience they have and with as much care as possible do their best. That is the only solution the rest is up to the individual. May God bless all the staff at Turnbridge.
Sending my son here after he completed a 30-day inpatient program was worth every penny. The staff was very welcoming, and they consistently treated my son and I with respect. In fact, many of the staff members at Westport House today are part of his sober network. My son\'s case manager communicated with me regularly over the course of his stay. In the first phase of the program, all meals were provided by the house. He developed a strong relationship with his therapist who he has today. The program supported his involvement in AA, and they helped guide my family in being healthy supports to his recovery. The second phase allowed my son to show consistency in his new way of life and establish independence. He was able to resume his education, get a part-time job (which he now has full-time), and take control of his spending. His case manager there helped him budget his money and learn how to hold himself accountable. The residents he lived with are some of his best friends today, and he continues to be actively involved in his recovery. With the help of Westport House, my son was able to find his true self and transform into the sober young man he is today, and for that I am eternally grateful.
North Branford is located in the eastern part of Connecticut’s New Haven County. From 2015 to 2021, North Branford reported 21 unintentional drug overdose deaths.1 Opioids were involved in almost all of these deaths, followed by cocaine and then alcohol.1 Fentanyl, a powerful synthetic opioid, was also heavily involved.1 The majority of the victims were men and were between the ages of 35 and 54.1
Those statistics match what is found county-wide. In New Haven County, the number of drug overdose deaths has been steadily increasing since 2015.1 The majority of opioid-related deaths involved men, with the highest number of fatalities happening among those age 35 to 54.1
In 2017, a North Branford woman was charged with selling drugs from a local deli.2 A little over a year later, a North Branford man was charged with distributing heroin and fentanyl.3 Seven men, including 1 from North Branford, were arrested and charged in 2020 with running a heroin and crack cocaine smuggling ring in New Haven.4
According to the East Shore District Health Department, which serves North Branford, Branford, and East Haven, Connecticut residents are more likely to die from an unintentional drug overdose than a car crash.5
There are 19 drug and alcohol rehab facilities within 10 miles of North Branford.6 Across the state, there are a total of 210 treatment centers available.7 The following treatment modalities are available near North Branford:6
No matter what type of substance use disorder a person is dealing with—from opioids to alcohol—a North Branford rehab will create a customized plan to help safely begin the recovery journey.
Support groups provide a safe place for those who are in addiction recovery to share their struggles and receive positive reinforcement. These groups often utilize the 12-Step program to help attendees reach and maintain their recovery goals. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) created the 12-Step method, and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) utilizes the same approach.
AA meetings in Branford are held at:8
North Branford’s only NA meeting is also held at the North Branford Congregational Church Saturdays at 7 p.m.9
Groups such as AA and NA will encourage people to make connections outside of meetings, including finding a sponsor. A sponsor is another group member who has demonstrated long-term success in their recovery and is available to offer additional support.
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