Rockland Recovery Franklin Braintree

Rockland Recovery works with men and women facing substance use disorders that travel alongside mental health conditions, and it treats both at the same time rather than one after the other. Some groups are shared and some are gender-specific, so families can ask which format fits the person they are calling about. Treatment plans are built around the individual, with 12-Step work woven together with evidence-based therapy and holistic practices.

For people stepping down from around-the-clock care, or for those who need structure without leaving home, the center runs day treatment with a housing component and intensive outpatient programming on day and evening schedules. It also keeps gender-specific sober living residences for people rebuilding routines. Families are included through a component that meets every other week.

Rockland Recovery Franklin Braintree

Detox is one of the center's two listed care options, and mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction is the other. When someone drinks heavily or uses benzodiazepines daily, then stopping abruptly can be physically dangerous, which is why withdrawal is safer with a clinician watching rather than attempted at home. Detox and co-occurring care at this Joint Commission accredited Massachusetts rehab means medical monitoring and mental health support can share the same plan.

Therapy is delivered one-on-one and in groups, with cognitive behavioral therapy as a core approach alongside the 12 Steps. The center also lists acupuncture, art therapy, body image therapy, couples counseling, meditation and mindfulness, and transcranial magnetic stimulation. Day treatment runs up to six hours a day about six days a week, while the intensive outpatient option is typically about three hours per session, three to four days weekly. Aftercare includes relapse prevention planning, drug screening and follow-up sessions.

• Mindfulness Therapy
• Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
• Couples Counseling
• Body Image Therapy
• Twelve Step
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Individual Treatment
• Evidence-Based
• Acupuncture
• Art Therapy

Who this Massachusetts program serves

• Adults of all genders, with both shared and gender-specific options
• Men and women with mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction and substance use disorders
• Young adults, midlife adults, and pregnant women
• People with conditions such as depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, trauma, anger and ADHD
• People with mild disabilities who need a supported setting
• LGBTQ+ individuals seeking affirming care

Setting, length of stay and daily life

The bulk of people stay about 30 days and the center has between 31 and 50 beds. A typical 30 day stay at this Franklin Braintree center gives loved ones a rough timeline for planning, although clinical needs can shift it. Bedrooms have air conditioning, private bathrooms and desks, and phones and laptops may be used outside of session hours. Amenities include meals prepared by a chef, a fitness center, a wellness center, a basketball court, a hot tub and nearby nature, and the schedule lists AA and NA meetings, yoga, games and movies. Services are delivered in English.

• Business Center
• Internet
• Hot Tub
• Wellness Center
• Chef-prepared Meals
• Fitness Center
• Basketball Court
• Internet Access

Paying for care at a Massachusetts rehab

The center lists self-pay rates, and questions about cost are answered best by the center itself. Verify insurance coverage before admission at this Massachusetts rehab by phoning the center with your plan information, since coverage hinges on your own policy and our helpline can never promise it. If you intend to use insurance, ask which plans the center takes and what your portion would be; if you have no coverage, ask about the cash pay rates. The helpline can help you get that conversation started and check whether space is available.

What to raise with this location

• Does my insurance plan cover detox and the day treatment program here, and what will I owe?
• How does the team decide between detox, day treatment and intensive outpatient care?
• What does clinician oversight of withdrawal look like during the first days?
• Which sober living residences have openings, and what are the house expectations?
• How does the every-other-week family component work, and who can attend?