Seafield Medford
3251 Route 112 Building 9, Suite 2
Medford, NY 11763
About Seafield Medford
Seafield is an outpatient substance use and mental health disorder treatment center located on Route 112 in Medford, New York. Outpatient treatment at this center includes therapy, medication monitoring, and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid detox if appropriate. They treat adults and teens ages 13 and up. They accept most insurances and they offer sliding scale payment arrangements if you’re uninsured.
The outpatient clinic offers morning and evening sessions so you can continue with daily activities like work and school. Services include psychiatric evaluations to ensure placement in the right program and determine whether you have any co-occurring mental health disorders.
They have some unique programs including the family program. This is a family education series with workshops in recognition of the fact that addiction affects the entire family. They educate families about enabling behaviors and codependency while teaching family members how to cope constructively with an addicted family member. They’ll also acquaint families with the 12 Step model of recovery and the support groups for nonaddicted family members such as Al-Anon.
They offer a mental illness and chemical abuse (MICA) program at this location. MICA programs are for clients with a chemical dependency and co-occurring mental illnesses such as bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, depression, anxiety or other mental health challenge. MICA programs are flexible and use modified forms of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to address mental health and substance use in tandem.
There’s a women’s group that offers women a safe space to share the issues uniquely faced by women with substance use and mental health disorders. Parenting groups are available.
If you’ve been incarcerated and have a mental illness or substance use disorder, they offer a reentry group. In addition to addressing substance use and mental health issues, they’ll help with social reconnection, developing healthy coping strategies, and managing stress and anger while integrating back into society.
Relapse prevention groups are available and are an important part of recovery. You need to have a plan and support community after graduating from the outpatient program.