psychological center pegasus house Lawrence

Women between the ages of 18 and 25 who are seeking help with substance use, among them alcohol and opioid dependence, can live at this nonprofit rehabilitation program. Care also covers mental health conditions that exist alongside substance use, as well as symptoms connected to trauma. Residents are urged to participate actively in their own recovery, and the team follows a steady, evidence-based method. The environment is built to suit young adults and to feel supportive.

The Pegasus House uses motivational interviewing along with therapy that accounts for trauma, meeting each person at whatever point they have reached in recovery. A usual day brings together one-on-one and group counseling, work to prevent relapse, help with anger, and support for quitting tobacco. Where it fits the person, medication-assisted treatment is available through suboxone, methadone, or vivitrol; clients also receive information and ongoing help in shaping a recovery plan.

Steady daily habits matter here, and so does taking part in social and recreational activities, which the program sees as a real part of getting well. Planning for what comes after treatment starts on the day a resident arrives, so that leaving brings a person closer to living independently and supporting themselves. Mental health conditions that appear together with substance use are treated at the same time.

Psychological center pegasus house

Psychological center pegasus house Lawrence offers one residential rehab level of care for women, with co-occurring mental health treatment built in. The program length is typically 30 days, though individual needs may affect the stay. Therapies listed include group therapy, family therapy, art therapy, nutrition counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, 1-on-1 counseling, psychoeducation, stress management, and trauma-specific therapy. Approaches are evidence-based, gender-specific, and individualized.

If you are considering this residential program in Lawrence, then ask how the 30-day length fits your situation and whether continuing care is available afterward. Aftercare services listed include continuing care, discharge planning, employment counseling, family follow-up counseling, housing services, medication assistance, recovery coach support, relapse prevention planning, and self-help groups.

1. Art Therapy
2. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
3. Family Therapy
4. Group Therapy
5. 1-on-1 Counseling
6. Trauma-Specific Therapy
7. Individual Treatment
8. Psychoeducation
9. Stress Management
10. Gender-Specific

Which people this program suits

1. Women only, including young adults
2. LGBTQ+ individuals
3. People with alcohol use disorder
4. People with opioid or prescription drug dependence
5. People with co-occurring disorders
6. People who need smoking cessation support

Setting and daily life at this center

People staying at this Massachusetts center live on site, sleep in shared bedrooms, eat meals together, and use indoor rooms for group work and art therapy. Outdoor space for volleyball and basketball is also available. The grounds include a basketball court, an outdoor dining area, an outdoor lounge, and a volleyball court. Bedrooms have air conditioning and might be private or shared. Activities include games, reading, and volleyball. Services are offered in English and Spanish.

1. Outdoor Dining
2. Volleyball Court
3. Basketball Court
4. Outdoor Lounge

Coverage and costs at this rehab

This center lists self-pay pricing, so call to verify benefits and out-of-pocket costs before admission. Insurance coverage is not confirmed on this page. If you have MassHealth or another plan, ask whether the program is in-network. The helpline can help you check coverage options at no cost.

Call the helpline to check insurance and availability at psychological center pegasus house Lawrence in Massachusetts, then plan your next step

Questions for admission you may want

1. Does the program accept my insurance or offer a cash pay rate I can afford?
2. How is the 30-day length determined, and can it be extended if needed?
3. What medication-assisted treatment options are available, and who prescribes them?
4. How are family members involved in treatment and follow-up counseling?
5. What aftercare planning is provided, and how are housing and employment needs addressed?