Kiwi Recovery Concord

Kiwi Recovery, based in Concord, Massachusetts, offers outpatient care to adolescents and young adults facing mental health and substance use concerns. Its own description also notes that the program addresses problematic phone use, psychosis, and school avoidance. For families in Concord, this outpatient program offers structured support while participants continue living at home.

The center provides partial hospitalization along with intensive outpatient levels of care. Within these programs, clients attend individual, group, and family therapy sessions. Its approach blends holistic and evidence-based methods, using therapies that include cognitive-behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, harm reduction, meditation and mindfulness, yoga, and animal-assisted therapy.

The center says its aim is to help clients build coping skills that support lasting recovery and reduce the likelihood of relapse down the road. This page does not offer treatment and cannot diagnose. Trained advisors operate the helpline and connect callers with licensed treatment providers; calls are free and private, and making one obligates the caller to nothing.

Kiwi Recovery Concord programs

Kiwi Recovery lists outpatient care as the level of care it provides. As the center describes it, the outpatient program consists of a partial hospitalization program (PHP) and an intensive outpatient program (IOP). For Concord adolescents and young adults, outpatient programs can provide structured care while living at home.

The therapies listed include individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy, motivational interviewing and enhancement therapy (MET), relapse prevention counseling, nutrition counseling, life skills, meditation and mindfulness, and animal therapy. The center calls its approach holistic and evidence-based, individualized, and not 12 Step.

If you are considering outpatient care, then the time commitment and schedule matter for school or work. Checking how many days per week the program meets helps families plan around school and jobs in Concord.

1. Family Therapy
2. Individual Treatment
3. Non 12 Step
4. 1-on-1 Counseling
5. Relapse Prevention Counseling
6. Life Skills
7. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
8. Meditation & Mindfulness
9. Evidence-Based
10. Motivational Interviewing and Enhancement Therapy (MET)

Who Kiwi Recovery Concord serves

1. Adolescents, including boys and girls
2. Young adults
3. Individuals who have co-occurring mental health plus substance use conditions
4. People dealing with alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, opioids, or prescription drug use
5. People with conditions such as anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, gambling, gaming, personality disorders, or schizophrenia

Kiwi Recovery Concord setting

Kiwi Recovery operates as an outpatient center in Concord, Massachusetts. The center lists English as its language and offers activities such as games and yoga. It also notes alumni events and get-togethers as aftercare. The program size and length are not stated in the available information; you can ask the center directly. Because the center is outpatient, clients live at home and attend sessions at the Concord location. If you need residential care, then this program may not be the right fit, and the helpline can help you explore other options.

Kiwi Recovery Concord payment

Payment options feature cash pay rates at Kiwi Recovery. Available information does not indicate which insurance is accepted, so verify benefits by phone before making plans. Should you plan to use insurance, ask the center which plans it accepts and what your out-of-pocket costs are. The helpline can help you check coverage and availability with this provider. That helpline is private and free, and using it does not require committing to treatment.

Questions to ask Kiwi Recovery Concord

1. What insurance plans does this center accept, and what out-of-pocket share would I owe?
2. How many days per week does the PHP and IOP schedule require?
3. How long does someone usually stay in each of the programs?
4. How do you involve family in treatment?
5. What aftercare or alumni support do you offer when the program ends?