High Focus Farmington CT

High Focus Farmington is a Connecticut rehab center that serves adolescents in Farmington. It opened in 2022 on Talcott Notch Road. The program offers outpatient care, which includes day treatment and an intensive outpatient program. For families, this means a young person can attend structured therapy during the week and still live at home, staying connected to school and family routines.

This center addresses mental health and substance use together. A clinical team creates an individualized plan for every adolescent, meant to tackle both issues at once and care for the person as a whole. Offerings include individual counseling, family therapy, and group sessions. Medication-assisted treatment is offered when it is clinically appropriate.

High Focus Farmington appears in state and national directories for drug and alcohol rehab. You can verify insurance over the phone before committing to anything, and the center shows cash pay rates as a single way to pay. Callers may use the helpline to check availability and coverage here or to compare it with other Connecticut rehab centers.

Programs and treatments at this center

For teens who need structured care while still living at home, the center offers day treatment and an intensive outpatient program in Farmington. Therapies include individual counseling, family therapy, group therapy, and psychoeducation. The team also uses acceptance and commitment therapy and solution-focused, goal-oriented medication assisted treatment therapy and relapse prevention counseling are available, and building life skills is part of the approach. Families seeking Connecticut dual diagnosis treatment for a teen can ask how these services fit together for their child at this location.

The center uses evidence-based and experiential methods, and family involvement is built into its model. Treatment is individualized, and the program runs as a therapeutic community. A typical stay is around 30 days, though every adolescent's plan is personalized. If a teen requires a higher level of care, the team can talk through a referral and the helpline can help families weigh other options.

• Personalized Treatment
• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
• Holistic
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Experiential
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Life Skills
• Therapeutic Community
• Family Therapy

Who the program is for in Farmington

• Adolescents who have a substance use disorder along with a co-occurring mental health condition
• Adolescents with conditions like ADHD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, or an eating disorder
• Young people who need day treatment or an intensive outpatient program rather than residential care
• Families who want to be involved in treatment and support the adolescent at home
• Adolescents whose care plan includes medication-assisted treatment for a substance use disorder

Setting and how long it lasts

At this Farmington location, adolescents attend outpatient sessions and return home each day, which can help them remain connected to school and family while receiving structured care. High Focus Farmington sits at 17 Talcott Notch Road, 2nd Floor, Farmington, CT 06032. The program usually runs about 30 days and services are offered in english. The center offers a co-occurring mental health track for adolescents. Since the program is outpatient, the weekly schedule can vary depending on the treatment plan.

Costs of care at this center

This Farmington center includes cash pay rates among payment options, and you can verify insurance by phone before committing to anything. Callers can use the helpline to ask what their plan covers and what the center requires. If the center does not match a family's coverage or needs, the helpline can connect them with other Connecticut rehab centers and levels of care. The helpline does not promise admission or coverage, but it can help families get clear answers before they decide.

What to ask before you go in Farmington

• What insurance plans are accepted by the center and what would my family owe once benefits are checked?
• How often each week does the intensive outpatient program meet, and what does a typical week look like?
• How does the team coordinate with a teen's school and outside therapist while treatment is underway?
• What if my child needs a higher level of care during treatment, like inpatient care or detox?
• How are family sessions scheduled, and what is expected of parents or guardians during the program?
• Does the center accept Medicaid, and if not, can the helpline help us find a Connecticut rehab center that does?