CAB HEALTH & RECOVERY SERVICES

  

Founded in 1958, this community, nonprofit organization provides drug and alcohol treatment and education to more than 27 communities.  CAB works with individuals, families, men, women and their children, teens and special populations at inpatient, outpatient and residential sites.  They offer individually tailored treatment, referring clients from program to program within and across the agency.  More about their programs can be found on this page or go their website.

Administrative Offices Zero Centennial Drive, Peabody, MA 01960 978-968-1700

 

INPATIENT
111 Middleton Road Danvers 978-777-2121 / 800 323-2224 (MA) and
784 Massachusetts Avenue Boston 617-247-1001 / 800 763-5363 (MA)

• Medically-supervised detoxification services, counseling and case management, therapy and aftercare planning

 

 

OUTPATIENT
27 Congress Street Salem 800 334-5512 (MA) / 978 745-8890

• Therapeutic Services: traditional and intensive outpatient therapy for individuals, families and teens.
• Adolescent Structured Outpatient Addictions Program (SOAP): a structured outpatient after-school program. 
• Court Programs: for men and women mandated to treatment for DUI first and second offenses.  Assessments for pre-trial and/or parole or probation.  Also a women-only DUI group.
• Essex County Juvenile Drug Court: for youth (7-17) who have been involved with the Salem and Lynn juvenile courts for non-violent, drug-related crimes.  CAB treatment specialists work with the juvenile judge, probation officers, schools, families and youth at risk.

280 Union Street Lynn 800 334-5512(MA) / 978 745-8890

• Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for Adults: an intensive outpatient option for men and women who want to aggressively address their drug or alcohol use, while maintaining family, work and other daily commitments.  

 

111 Middleton Road Danvers 800 323-2224 (MA) / 978 777-2121

• Buprenorphine (Suboxone®) Outpatient Treatment: newly approved medication for relatively stable patients dependent on prescription or illegal opioids. 
• Methadone Maintenance Treatment: highly regulated program for men and women opioid (heroin, OxyContin, codeine) users.   The program also includes counseling.

 

 

RESIDENTIAL
Spiritus House 978 886-9030 or 978 863-1900, ext. 201

•  a safe house for women and their children who are victims of domestic violence with substance abuse. 

 

H.A.R.T. House (Healing and Recovering Together) 978-851-0969

• substance abuse program for women and their children with access to individual, family and group therapy, plus parenting education and community meetings.

 

Ryan House  781 598-1270

• encompasses two working half-way house programs; one for men and one for women, who receive gender-specific addiction counseling, work within the community and access job training. 

Transitional Support Services House  781-598-1270

• residential program for men and women who have gone through detoxification and are in transition to long-term residential care 

CAB Transitions 978 851-8776

• stabilization and transitional program for homeless men with a history of substance abuse problems
  

 

Adolescent Residential Program   800 323-2224

• for adolescent boys receiving intensive, customized treatment, including individual, group and family therapy, educational tutoring, recreational opportunities and aftercare placement

 

 

HIV/STREET OUTREACH
Betsy Program  781 592-4477

• harm-reduction training for women working in the sex industry. 

Healthy Streets  781 592-4477

• training, intervention and advice to injection drug users. 
  

 

Women RISE  617 661-3991

• HIV risk-reduction for homeless women.