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About Clearbrook Treatment Center
Clearbrook Treatment Center has provided drug and alcohol rehabilitation in Pennsylvania since 1972 and is now part of the Banyan Treatment Centers family of facilities. The Wilkes-Barre / Laurel Run campus offers a full continuum of substance use care along with a newly launched Mental Health Residential Program for clients managing conditions such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, and bipolar disorder.
Levels of care include medical detox, residential rehabilitation, intensive outpatient (IOP), and outpatient services, allowing clients to step down through the program as they stabilize. The mountain setting in Laurel Run provides a quiet, residential environment for inpatient stays, with 24/7 clinical support and personalized therapy plans. The center is dually accredited by the Joint Commission and CARF and is recognized as a Veteran Ready facility, reflecting its programming for U.S. veterans, active-duty service members, and their families.
Clinical work emphasizes evidence-based modalities including cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based techniques, group and individual therapy, and structured relapse prevention. Clearbrook also offers specialized programming for first responders and their families, recognizing the occupational stressors and trauma associated with those professions. The center accepts private insurance, TRICARE, state coverage, and self-pay, and provides free insurance verification.
For individuals in northeastern Pennsylvania or surrounding states seeking accredited residential rehab with strong continuity into outpatient care, Clearbrook offers a long-established option backed by the Banyan network’s nationwide infrastructure for transitions, alumni support, and aftercare coordination.
- Over 50 years of medical detox experience since 1972
- Joint Commission and CARF dual accreditation for quality assurance
- Specialized programs for veterans, military members, and first responders
- 24/7 medical supervision in serene mountain setting
- Comprehensive dual diagnosis treatment for co-occurring disorders