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A brighter, healthier tomorrow is always possible. Wheeler's behavioral health and substance abuse treatment services can help you address your unique challenges and achieve recovery, health and growth at every stage of life.Outpatient ServicesAdult Outpatient Recovery Services for Addiction and Behavioral Health ChallengesIndividual, group and family therapy to address problems associated with addiction, depression, anxiety, anger management, grief and loss, and other behavioral health issues. Medicaid, commercial insurance or third-party payer accepted.Medication-Assisted Treatment for AddictionOffered to adults as part of comprehensive treatment for opioid and alcohol addiction, as part of Wheeler's Center of Excellence in Addiction. Available in four locations in central Connecticut. An initial clinical evaluation is available without an appointment.Medicaid, commercial insurance or third-party payer accepted.Bettor Choice Gambling Treatment ProgramAn outpatient program that serves problem gamblers and those affected by the gambling problem of a loved one. Medicaid, commercial insurance or third-party payer accepted.Care ManagementSupports adults with complex health care needs and mental health concerns to improve their overall health outcomes and promote wellness. Medicaid, commercial insurance or third-party payer accepted.

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