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Drug & Alcohol Detox Centers in Massachusetts

Last updated: September 14, 2020

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140 Lincoln Avenue, Haverhill, MA, 1830
  • Offers suboxone tapering/maintanence/detox
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107 Lincoln Street, Worcester, MA, 1605
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77 Warren Street, Brighton, MA, 2135
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77-F Warren Street, Brighton, MA, 2135
384 Washington Street, Norwell, MA, 2061
  • Dual Diagnosis Detox & Substance Abuse Rehab Center
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200 May Street, Attleboro, MA, 2703
  • Dual Diagnosis Detox & Substance Abuse Rehab Center
  • Offers suboxone tapering/maintanence/detox
  • Offers inpatient detox services
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  • The Massachusetts Organization for Addiction Recovery — also known as MOAR for short — is arguably the most popular addiction-focused organization in the state. The group is a coalition of the recovery community, friends and family members of addicts, and concerned citizens who evangelize the importance of addiction education for prevention.
  • The Massachusetts Association of Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Counselors is a sibling organization of NAADAC, which is an association specifically for professionals in the addiction recovery field. In Massachusetts, this group consists of addictions counselors and treatment providers who are using research and education to develop new treatment methods and improve the addiction treatment methods currently available.
  • Learn to Cope is state-funded, not-for-profit, peer-led support group that was founded in 2004. It’s mission is to collaborate with communities throughout Massachusetts to enhance education and awareness as prevention efforts for alcohol and drug addiction.
  • The Massachusetts Coalition for Addiction Services is a unique organization because, as its name suggests, it’s a coalition of numerous other organizations, including several on this list. Although this group has many goals, the most important is to improve funding for addiction treatment, research, and education throughout Massachusetts.
  • The Massachusetts Alliance for Mental Health is an offshoot of NAMI, the National Alliance for Mental Health. While many of the other groups on this list focus on advocacy, this organization aims to be a resource for communities throughout Massachusetts, helping them to learn about addiction and the various treatment options that are available.

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