McLean Hospital Belmont Campus
115 Mill Street
Belmont, MA 02478
About McLean Hospital Belmont Campus
McLean Hospital Belmont Campus provides help to patients in Massachusetts who are addicted to drugs or alcohol and need to receive treatment. Along with many other co-occurring mental health disorders they also treat bipolar disorder, depression, and borderline personality disorder.
To fulfill the requirements of each and every patient, they offer care in a range of settings. They provide everything from 24 hour residential care to brief detoxification. There are options for self-pay as well as insurance based care. Each of their addiction treatment programs provides tailored care with a focus on treating the emotional, physical, and spiritual aspects of addictive disorders.
They incorporate 12 step programs and other self-help tools with evidence based treatment models. In addition to daily educational curricula to support prolonged recovery, their programs provide medication, consultation, and management. They also offer individual and group therapy and other services as needed.
Their other services include comprehensive evaluation, individualized treatment, case management, and continuing education and support. A family support group for patients’ families is one of the resources for information and support that is provided. A variety of therapeutic models are employed by them such as motivational enhancement therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and relapse prevention therapy.
For adults with substance use disorders, whether or not they also have co-occurring mental health conditions, this centers’ inpatient program offers detoxification. In many residential, outpatient, and partial hospital programs detox is a prerequisite for treatment.
Every day is thoughtfully scheduled here to accommodate each person's needs including plenty of time for introspection and group projects. Therapy reduces behavioral symptoms and promotes normalized family work and social functioning by establishing structured schedules that encourage patients to be more receptive and willing to participate in treatment.
They run a major neuroscientific and psychiatric research program in a private hospital setting. It is also the largest psychiatric facility affiliated with Harvard Medical School.