A clinically infused 12-step treatment center for drug and alcohol addiction, East Point delivers evidence-based and compassionate care in Massachusetts. With personalized programs, tailored to individual needs, the various levels of care we provide offer structured yet flexible recovery support. We are dedicated to helping clients achieve sustained sobriety and long-term success, for a brighter tomorrow.
Our Day Treatment program, formerly the Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), balances inpatient and outpatient treatment. It is designed to provide you with the care you need while allowing you to maintain your daily routine. It’s perfect for people who need more assistance than an outpatient program but do not require hospitalization.
Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers practical support for your recovery journey. The program treatment schedule is adaptable enough to fit into busy lives, providing the support you need when you need it. It’s ideal for those who need addiction treatment while maintaining their daily responsibilities.
The Dual Diagnosis Program aims to tackle both substance abuse and mental health issues at the same time. This approach ensures a comprehensive treatment plan that addresses the underlying causes of addiction.
Drug and alcohol substance abuse requires professional intervention. However, it’s essential to choose your recovery center carefully. Evidence-based addiction treatment uses effective psychological approaches to help clients turn away from drugs and alcohol toward healthier habits for a long, productive life.
If you or someone you love needs a guiding hand in the fight against addiction, East Point Recovery Centers has a proven track record of recovery success using evidence-based treatment such as:
At East Point Recovery Centers, we provide individual recovery programs that address the specific substance use disorder and treat underlying causes for comprehensive treatment.
Beverly, MA 01915
East Point Recovery Centers serves clients throughout Massachusetts, including Greater Boston. We use only proven techniques and therapies based on clinical trials. Using scientific data, we develop a customized plan for each client that considers co-occurring disorders, the substances used and the length of dependence. Our team has decades of combined experience and we dedicate ourselves to your physical and psychological recovery.
East Point Recovery Center is small for a reason, to give us better access to our patients. Our owners are hands-on and our staff is dedicated to offering customized care to each patient that enters our doors.
It takes more than just treatment to overcome addiction. It takes comfort, knowledge and experience, and above all a team that actually cares. We want to help you get and stay sober, and take control of your life.
We treat every patient’s needs individually and offer hands-on care. We get to know our patients, their families, and their stories. Once you’re a patient, you become a member of our family.
We believe in our patients and we know treatment works. Our goal is to offer hope even when it seems lost. When you come to East Point, you join our community and we will always be there to support you.
Working with East Point allowed me to be in touch with my true self and enjoy being in my own skin. I’ve learned how to accept who I am and focus on being a good person and doing the right thing.
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If you need guidance to convince a loved one to get help, consider hiring a professional interventionist. This could be a licensed social worker, alcohol and drug counselor, or psychiatrist. Sometimes, an objective third party can put together a plan much more effectively than loved ones working alone.
Having an interventionist on your team can make your efforts much more effective. We recommend holding the intervention at a neutral location, such as a therapist’s office. Confronting your loved one on familiar ground can breed animosity.
If your loved one with a drug or alcohol use disorder has a history of mental illness, a third-party mediator can help ensure the safety of those who participate. A mediator can also help keep the tone of the meeting calm and productive.
