Sponsored - The Southeastern Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependence (SCADD) has been a leader in substance use disorder treatment for over 57 years. Founded in 1966, SCADD’s innovative approach focuses on treating the whole person, offering a comprehensive range of programs to meet individual needs.
More Than Just Treating Withdrawal: A Holistic Approach to Recovery
Headquartered in Norwich, Connecticut, SCADD provides treatment programs in Norwich, Lebanon, and New London. Their services extend beyond traditional withdrawal management, formerly known as detox, encompassing:
- Long-term residential treatment: The Lebanon Pines program provides a structured environment for men seeking long-term recovery.
- Transitional treatment living options: SCADD offers safe, supportive treatment with housing for men and women transitioning back into the community.
- Hepatitis C treatment: SCADD is the only residential substance use provider in Connecticut administering Epclusa, a groundbreaking potentially curative treatment for Hepatitis C.
- Stimulant withdrawal management: SCADD’s groundbreaking and unique protocol addresses the specific challenges of stimulant withdrawal.
- Multiple Pathways of Recovery: SCADD is dedicated to multiple pathways of recovery by providing training to our staff for integrating wellness, recreation, yoga and ayurveda, talking circles, and culturally appropriate healing methods combined with traditional recovery tools, promoting healing and well-being.
- Extensive wellness services: SCADD provides comprehensive care, including primary care, outpatient care, mental health services, and medication assisted treatment.
A Recognized Leader in Recovery
SCADD’s dedication to excellence has been acknowledged through numerous awards, including recognition as a top woman-led workplace, non-profit of the year, and a recovery-friendly employer. The team is renowned for its commitment to hiring and supporting individuals in recovery.
Investing in Staff, Empowering Change
SCADD prioritizes staff development, offering extensive in-house training such as CBT/REBT certification and Recovery Coach and Ethics trainings, Wellbriety Training, and Yoga of Recovery training. This dedication to a skilled and qualified workforce empowers SCADD to fulfill its mission of transforming lives.
Respecting the Land and Its People
SCADD acknowledges the traditional territory of the Mashantucket Pequot, Eastern Pequot, Mohegan, and Western Nehântick peoples and their longstanding stewardship of the land. They are committed to honoring this connection and providing culturally aware treatment to the Indigenous community, who are disproportionately impacted by substance use disorders.
SCADD: Leading the Way since 1966 in Substance Use Disorder Treatment
SCADD’s steadfast commitment to innovation and holistic care positions it as a leader in the field of substance use disorder treatment. Dedication to serving the whole person, embracing new approaches, and respecting the community makes SCADD a beacon of hope for those seeking recovery.
The organization has grown immensely since it was founded in 1966 and is now looking to add many more licensed clinicians to its team. For more information, go to licensedclinicians.org.