Prescription Drug Dependence Treatment · Glastonbury, Westbrook & West Hartford, CT · In person & telehealth
Regain control — and rebuild your life.
Medically reviewed by Kristine Schlichting, PhD
Free, confidential. We’ll verify your benefits and help you take the first step.
It can affect anyone
Prescription drug dependence occurs when medications meant to treat medical or mental health concerns become misused or relied upon in ways that impair daily functioning. This type of addiction can affect anyone and often develops unintentionally over time.
These medications can change the brain’s chemistry over time, leading to tolerance, cravings, or withdrawal symptoms that make it difficult to stop without professional help. Our board-certified mental health and addiction specialists provide compassionate, evidence-based care to help you regain control and rebuild your life.
Medications commonly associated with dependency
Safe, effective & individualized
We design each treatment plan around the client’s unique needs, medical history, and goals — ensuring safe and effective recovery.
A thorough evaluation identifies the type of medication involved, risk of withdrawal, co-occurring mental health conditions, and level of care needed.
When clinically indicated, our psychiatric providers may use appropriate medications to ease withdrawal, reduce cravings, stabilize mood, or support long-term abstinence.
Learn moreEvidence-based approaches such as CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing (MI), and trauma-informed therapy.
Learn moreGroup sessions foster connection, shared learning, and practical strategies for managing cravings, stress, and relapse risks.
Loved ones gain tools to understand addiction, improve communication, and support healthy boundaries.
Mindfulness practices, stress reduction, and expressive therapies help clients regulate emotions, reduce triggers, and heal holistically.
For clients requiring additional support, we coordinate referrals to detoxification programs, residential treatment facilities, or our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), and provide ongoing follow-up.
Learn moreOngoing outpatient therapy and regular check-ins to help sustain progress and protect long-term recovery.
“No matter the severity, treatment is available and effective.”
Know what to look for
Prescription drug treatment may be appropriate if you experience:
What recovery can look like
Over the course of treatment, clients often experience:
Our mission is to help every client restore safety, stability, and independence.
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“From the moment I walked in, the staff made me feel welcome and cared for. The providers are professional, compassionate, and truly take the time to listen. Highly recommend this practice to anyone looking for thoughtful, personalized care!”
“This is the best therapy place I have ever been to. All the clinicians are amazing and actually care about you. Now I’m doing individual therapy and med management — I highly recommend this place.”
“The therapists genuinely took the time to understand each person’s needs. It helped me develop real tools I use every day. Hopewell made a huge difference in my life.”
“Rosa Kleinberg is a consummate professional — prepared and on top of her game. She asks the right questions and listens with care and understanding, committed to finding the right balance for a healthy, quality life.”
“They put me on the schedule as a new patient within the same week of calling, which never happens, and made sure my insurance was accepted. The provider and staff were very professional and kind.”
“Christopher P. was extremely accommodating and took the time to meet with us without making us feel rushed. His calm and respectful demeanor made it easy to open up, and we felt heard and understood. Highly recommended.”
Insurance accepted
We’re in-network with most major PPO plans (we don’t accept Medicaid / HUSKY). Our team verifies your benefits at no cost — before you commit to anything.
+ most major PPOs
Free, confidential. Takes 2 minutes — we’ll call you back with a full benefits breakdown.
Care across Connecticut
In person at six Connecticut offices — plus virtual visits statewide.
300 Hebron Ave, Suite 203, Glastonbury, CT 06033
33 Pratt St, Glastonbury, CT 06033
1420 Main St, Suite 124, Glastonbury, CT 06073
1216 Farmington Ave, Suite 301, West Hartford, CT 06107
151 E. High St, East Hampton, CT 06424
70 Essex Road, Westbrook, CT 06498
Reach us at (860) 735-1448 · hhs4help@gmail.com
Prescription drug dependence occurs when medications meant to treat medical or mental health concerns become misused or relied upon in ways that impair daily functioning. This type of addiction can affect anyone and often develops unintentionally over time. Medications commonly associated with dependency include opioid pain relievers, benzodiazepines, stimulants, and sedatives or sleep medications — all of which can change the brain’s chemistry over time, leading to tolerance, cravings, or withdrawal symptoms that make it difficult to stop without professional help.
We design each treatment plan around the client’s unique needs, medical history, and goals — combining a clinical intake and safety assessment, medication-assisted support when clinically indicated, individualized psychotherapy (CBT, DBT, MI, trauma-informed), group-based recovery support, family education, integrative wellness services, and coordinated transitions in care.
Hopewell Health Solutions is an outpatient practice. If a higher level of care such as detoxification or residential treatment is needed, our team coordinates that referral — and provides ongoing follow-up as you step back down to outpatient care.
Both — in person at our Connecticut offices or by secure telehealth, scheduled around your life.
Most major PPO plans do. We’ll verify your benefits for free (we don’t accept Medicaid / HUSKY).
Call our office or request an appointment online to schedule a confidential evaluation. Our team will help you understand your treatment options and guide you toward safe, sustainable recovery.
Not a substitute for emergency care. If you’re in crisis, call or text 988, or call 911.
