S.U.D. Treatment · Glastonbury, Westbrook & West Hartford, CT · In person & telehealth
Break free from dependency — and regain control of your life.
Medically reviewed by Kristine Schlichting, PhD
Free, confidential. We’ll verify your benefits and help you take the first step.
A path to recovery
Substance use disorder (S.U.D.) is a chronic condition that affects the brain and behavior, leading to an inability to control the use of drugs or alcohol despite harmful consequences. It causes changes in brain function — particularly in the areas responsible for decision-making, behavior control, and reward.
It’s not just a physical dependence: S.U.D. also includes emotional and psychological elements that require comprehensive treatment. The team of board-certified mental health specialists at Hopewell Health Solutions offers S.U.D. treatment that provides a path to recovery through medical, psychological, and therapeutic interventions — allowing individuals to break free from their dependency and regain control of their lives.
Know what to look for
Signs can vary depending on the specific drug or alcohol being used, but common indicators include:
What S.U.D. treatment looks like here
Tailored to each individual — focused on both short-term recovery and long-term relapse prevention, while addressing the underlying causes such as trauma, mental health issues, or chronic stress.
Medication management from our board-certified prescribers to support stabilization, ease withdrawal, and reduce cravings — including medication-assisted treatment where appropriate.
Learn moreIndividual and group therapy grounded in CBT, DBT, and trauma-informed care to address the thoughts and patterns that drive use.
Learn moreWhen you need more than weekly support, our IOP and PHP add several days a week of structured care — without putting life on hold.
Learn moreWe treat the underlying causes — trauma, depression, anxiety, or chronic stress — alongside the S.U.D., not separately.
Learn moreLong-term planning, coping skills, and aftercare focused on sustaining recovery well beyond the first weeks.
Every plan is built around the individual — meeting both short-term recovery and long-term relapse-prevention goals.
“S.U.D. is a treatable condition. With the right care, individuals can achieve lasting recovery and lead fulfilling lives.”
It may be time for support
Seek treatment when drug or alcohol use starts to interfere with daily functioning, relationships, or health. Some key indicators that it’s time to seek help include:
If any of these signs are present, reach out to the team at Hopewell Health Solutions. Early intervention can significantly improve long-term recovery.
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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
S.U.D. is a chronic disease characterized by compulsive drug or alcohol use despite negative consequences. It causes changes in brain function, particularly in areas responsible for decision-making, behavior control, and reward systems. Individuals with S.U.D. may lose control over their usage, develop a tolerance, and experience withdrawal symptoms when not using. S.U.D. is not just a physical dependence; it also includes emotional and psychological elements that require comprehensive treatment.
Signs of S.U.D. can vary depending on the specific drug or alcohol being used, but common indicators include cravings or a strong urge to use; needing more to achieve the same effect (tolerance); unsuccessful attempts to reduce or quit using; spending a significant amount of time obtaining, using, or recovering; neglecting work, school, or social responsibilities due to use; continuing to use despite awareness of the harm it’s causing; and withdrawal symptoms when not using.
The team at Hopewell Health Solutions offers S.U.D. treatment that is tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual, focusing on both short-term recovery and long-term relapse prevention. S.U.D. treatment aims to help patients not only achieve sobriety but also address the underlying causes of S.U.D., such as trauma, mental health issues, or chronic stress.
It is important to seek S.U.D. treatment when drug or alcohol use starts to interfere with daily functioning, relationships, or health. Key indicators include an inability to stop using despite wanting to quit; use causing problems at work, school, or home; loss of interest in activities once enjoyed; using in risky situations such as driving; legal, financial, or health issues due to use; and isolation from loved ones. If any of these signs are present, you should seek treatment with the team at Hopewell Health Solutions. Early intervention can significantly improve long-term recovery. S.U.D. is a treatable condition, and with the right care, individuals can achieve lasting recovery and lead fulfilling lives.
If you or a loved one needs help, reach out to Hopewell Health Solutions today — confidentially, with no pressure — and we’ll help you take the first step toward lasting recovery.
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