Safe, supervised detox to manage withdrawal and prepare you for long-term recovery.
24/7 support in a structured setting designed for deep healing and daily therapeutic care.
Comprehensive daytime care that blends clinical support with life balance and flexibility.
Convenient evening sessions that fit around work, school, or family life—without compromising care.
We help you break free from the cycle of substance use with proven strategies, clinical support, and compassionate care every step of the way.
Our alcohol rehab program blends medical support and therapy to help you detox safely, understand triggers, and rebuild a healthier life.
From opioids to stimulants, our drug rehab services are customized to your needs—offering structured care, therapy, and relapse prevention.
We use evidence-based therapies like CBT, DBT, and trauma-informed counseling to help you heal mentally, emotionally, and physically
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You’ll connect with licensed clinicians, participate in evidence-based therapies, and gain real tools that help you heal—not just survive. With flexible day and evening treatment options, your time with us is designed to be meaningful, practical, and personal.
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Our Day Treatment Program in Needham, MA, provides five days a week of structured care, including therapy, skill-building, and medication management.
IOP stands for Intensive Outpatient Program, which typically includes several sessions per week for people who need more support than standard outpatient care. At GBAC, our IOP is delivered through our Evening Outpatient Program, making it easier for people with work, school, or family responsibilities to access structured addiction treatment in the evenings.
Yes. Our Medical Detox Program helps clients safely manage withdrawal symptoms from substances like alcohol, opioids, and benzodiazepines. We provide 24/7 monitoring, comfort medications, and clinical care to prepare you for the next step in your recovery journey.
Inpatient programs require you to live at the treatment facility, while outpatient programs allow you to return home after treatment each day. We offer a range of outpatient options—including Day Treatment (PHP) and Evening IOP—to help clients balance recovery with daily life in Greater Boston.
Yes. While treatment lengths vary, many clients begin with a 30-day addiction treatment plan that includes detox, day treatment, or IOP. These programs are designed to build a strong foundation in a short period, with the option to continue care as needed.
Greater Boston Addiction Centers is located in Needham, MA, and proudly serves clients from:
We use a range of evidence-based therapies to help you recover mentally, emotionally, and physically:
Yes. We offer Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) using FDA-approved medications such as Suboxone, Vivitrol, and Naltrexone to support recovery from opioid and alcohol use. MAT is combined with counseling and behavioral therapies to increase long-term success.
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