Mental Health Facilities
in Massachusetts

Mental health conditions can affect anyone from adolescents to young adults to older adults. 

Whether you’re struggling with drug and alcohol addiction or co-occurring mental illness, you don’t have to do it alone. Psyclarity offers private, professional behavioral healthcare and care in a safe and confidential environment.

Our treatment programs include a range of Inpatient and Outpatient treatment options featuring cutting-edge therapeutic modalities. Mental health and addiction don’t exist in a vacuum, which is why we approach care plans with individual attention and care according to the patient’s specific challenges and goals. If you or a loved one is struggling with drug and alcohol addiction or mental health issues, we are here to help.

Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) address substance use and mental health conditions with the flexibility and freedom to attend life’s responsibilities. Our individualized treatment plans help patients who want to balance their healing and recovery with the responsibilities of daily life.

Designed for working professionals, our Outpatient and IOP rely on a combination of the most innovative modalities, holistic healing, Experiential Therapy, and physical activities to help patients reconnect with nature, themselves, and others on the same recovery journey.

Both Outpatient and IOP are available at our Massachusetts mental health treatment center. IOP options are designed to provide the highest level of care without the restriction of living in a facility or limiting daily activities. With therapy and structure, patients struggling with mental health or addiction can address their mental, emotional, and physical needs to reach the level of well-being they desire.

After drug and alcohol treatment, the process of reintegrating into everyday life often presents challenges to sobriety. Work, school, family, or social stressors can become a threat to relapse, but Supportive Housing offers a transitional option to work on valuable skills to cope with your new sober life.

Supportive Housing, also known as Sober Living Facilities, offer safe, supportive spaces where patients can connect with their recovery peers and share in the experiences with substance abuse, addiction, and most importantly, sober living. Patients attend treatment programs and gain support, structure, and ongoing care resources to manage obstacles effectively and achieve their recovery goals.

Sober living isn’t about partying – it’s a safe space for therapy and skill-building to reintegrate into everyday life and prepare for future challenges with a renewed focus on lifelong health and well-being.