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Massachusetts Alcohol Rehab
LifeStance Health Framingham, Framingham

LifeStance Health Framingham

LifeStance Health Framingham is an outpatient clinic at 125 Newbury St, Suite 500. It is one of 326 behavioral health and addiction facilities listed for Massachusetts in SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov data. Therapy, counseling and psychiatry are offered in person and remotely.

  • Outpatient
  • 30 days
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LifeStance Health Framingham is an outpatient mental health practice rather than a residential facility, opened in 2017. People come for scheduled therapy and psychiatric appointments and return home afterward. Alcohol and drug concerns are treated alongside conditions such as anxiety, depression and PTSD, and children, adolescents and adults are all seen here, including seniors.

Clinicians build an individual plan around a person's diagnosis and circumstances, then teach practical skills that can be used outside the office. Sessions happen face to face at the Newbury Street office or by video. Someone who drinks heavily and needs withdrawal monitoring would need a higher level of care than an outpatient clinic provides, so it is worth asking how the team coordinates that.

Outpatient alcohol and drug programs

Every service here is outpatient, and a usual program lasts 30 days. Outpatient alcohol rehab in Massachusetts often involves individual counseling supported by cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavior therapy. The offerings also include acceptance and commitment therapy, family therapy, trauma-specific therapy, psychoeducation, life skills work, and stress management. Clinicians describe their approach as individualized, personalized, and strengths-based.

Since no part of it is residential, a person stays at home while going to appointments. If you are weighing outpatient rehab options in Massachusetts for alcohol, ask how frequently sessions occur and what happens in between. A person with a long history of heavy drinking may require supervised withdrawal first, because alcohol detox can turn medically dangerous without clinical oversight.

  1. Stress Management
  2. 1-on-1 Counseling
  3. Trauma-Specific Therapy
  4. Personalized Treatment
  5. Family Therapy
  6. Strengths-Based
  7. Psychoeducation
  8. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
  9. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
  10. Individual Treatment

Who the Framingham clinic is built for

  1. Adolescents, children, young adults, midlife adults and older adults
  2. Men and women in individual or mixed treatment
  3. Veterans
  4. Neurodivergent clients
  5. Individuals with depression anxiety ocd bipolar disorder ptsd and personality disorders, grief and loss, stress, or trauma

Lifestance health Framingham

This clinic runs as an office-based practice, located on the fifth floor of 125 Newbury St in Framingham, and visits can be scheduled in person or online. Therapy at LifeStance Health Framingham is available in English, Creole, Hebrew, Russian and Turkish. Programs usually run 30 days, and clinicians also serve people who speak those languages, which helps when someone finds it easier to describe symptoms in a different language.

Costs for care at this clinic

Cash pay rates are posted by the clinic, which also accepts a number of insurance plans, and staff can confirm your plan's coverage before the first appointment. A phone insurance check lets you understand costs before starting outpatient alcohol treatment in Framingham. When insurance is involved, keep your member ID nearby during the call so benefits can be confirmed. The helpline listed below is private and costs nothing, connecting callers with licensed providers through trained advisors; the call itself is free and places no obligation on you.

Questions to weigh before admission

  1. Does this clinic provide withdrawal management, or would I be referred elsewhere for alcohol detox?
  2. How many sessions per week does a 30-day outpatient plan usually include?
  3. Which insurance plans do you accept and what would cash pay rates cover?
  4. Can appointments be held by video, and are evening times available?
  5. How are family members involved in treatment, and is family therapy offered?
Family support
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Good to know

Is LifeStance Health Framingham a rehab or a mental health clinic?

It is an outpatient mental health clinic that also treats substance use, not a residential rehab. Care is limited to outpatient appointments, the standard program duration being 30 days. Anyone who needs 24-hour supervision or medical withdrawal management would be referred to a higher level of care, and it is fair to ask how that referral works.

Does LifeStance Health Framingham accept MassHealth?

The center lists cash pay rates and acceptance of multiple insurance plans, but the specific plans are not published here. MassHealth coverage varies by plan and service, so call the clinic with your member information and ask directly. The helpline can also help you compare which Massachusetts programs take your coverage.

What therapies does LifeStance Health Framingham offer for alcohol use?

Clinicians use acceptance and commitment therapy dialectical behavior therapy as well as cognitive behavioral therapy, trauma-specific therapy, family therapy, psychoeducation, life skills and stress management, mostly through one-on-one counseling. Treatment plans are described as individual and strengths-based. Stopping alcohol can carry risks, so a clinician should judge whether outpatient care is safe for your situation.

Can children and adolescents get treatment at LifeStance Health Framingham?

Yes. The clinic treats children, adolescents, young adults, midlife adults and older adults, and family therapy is among the approaches listed. Language support covers English, Creole, Hebrew, Russian and Turkish. For a minor, a parent or guardian usually takes part in the first appointment and in any planning that follows.

How long does outpatient care last at LifeStance Health Framingham?

Most programs run about 30 days, though the clinic adjusts plans for each person. If you need support that lasts longer, ask about continuing sessions. Since care is outpatient only, anyone at high risk in withdrawal should be evaluated for a higher level of care first.

Checking availability at the clinic

Calling the helpline connects you to trained advisors who are able to walk through this clinic's outpatient options, confirm accepted insurance plans and help you consider whether 30 days of weekly sessions fits your circumstances. The call is free and confidential and you remain free to decide on nothing at all. If heavy drinking has lasted a long time, say so early, so the advisor can direct you toward medically supervised withdrawal before therapy starts.

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