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Massachusetts Center for Addiction

We provide individualized treatment plans and programs for anyone suffering from addiction.

12/10/2025

Addiction affects all of our relationships, especially those with our kids. The degree to which the child is impacted really depends on each individual situation. One thing that remains true in almost all cases is that getting treatment is a critical step in building a healthy relationship with your children. Yes, it takes time. Recovery allows you to go slow, and really focus on the process of mending this precious relationship. 💫

12/06/2025

Many people believe detox is the same as recovery a but they’re two very different steps. Detox stabilizes the body so the mind can begin the deeper work of healing. Recovery happens through therapy, skill-building, and support that address the root causes of addiction.

✨ Detox starts the process. Recovery transforms it.

If you or someone you love is suffering, help is here. Reach out today - we’re here 24/7.

12/01/2025

Understanding prescription drug rehab can feel overwhelming - but you don’t have to navigate it alone. Our latest blog breaks down the full process, from admission to aftercare, so you know exactly what to expect and how recovery truly works.

Read now on our website.

11/27/2025

Today, we’re grateful for resilience - the quiet courage it takes to choose recovery, one day at a time. From our team to you and your loved ones: wishing you a peaceful, grounded, and healing Thanksgiving.

11/25/2025

The holiday season can intensify both addiction and underlying mental health struggles. Anxiety, depression, and trauma don’t take time off - so neither do we.

Our dedicated team understands co-occurring conditions and provides integrated care that supports the whole person. Compassion, expertise, and real recovery - right when it’s needed most.

11/20/2025

Explaining addiction to kids is hard - and with the holidays coming up, these conversations can feel even heavier.

When parents ask how to talk to young children about why mom or dad is in treatment, I always come back to the same guidance: be honest, be direct, and don’t underestimate what kids can understand.

One of the simplest ways I explain addiction is like an allergy.
Some people have a reaction to alcohol or drugs - once they start, they struggle to stop. Not because they don’t love their family, but because their brain is sick and needs treatment.

And when a parent goes to treatment, it’s not them “leaving.” It’s them getting their medicine. It’s them choosing to get well for themselves and for their family.

The holidays can make separation feel tougher. Kids notice when routines shift, when a parent isn’t home, when the season doesn’t look like it usually does.

But the truth is: the longer someone stays in treatment, the stronger their foundation for long-term recovery.

And when they come home, the work doesn’t just stop - they keep going to meetings, staying connected, and doing what they need to do to be the best parent they can be.

This season, remember: recovery is an act of love. ❤️ For themselves, and for their kids.

11/16/2025

No one should have to face addiction or mental health challenges alone. At Massachusetts Center for Addiction, compassionate help is always within reach.

Our team is available 24/7 to listen, guide, and support you with judgement-free care and a path forward…every step of the way.

Hope starts with one conversation. 💙

11/10/2025

Recovery is built on consistency, not perfection.

If you got out of bed, ate breakfast, or reached out to someone today - you made progress.

At Massachusetts Center for Addiction, we celebrate those small wins that lead to lasting change. 💙

11/05/2025

“The biggest change in my life has been finding balance and peace.”

Recovery isn’t just about breaking old habits - it’s about discovering a new way to live.

From chaos to calm, from fear to acceptance - healing brings freedom, structure, and a sense of peace that once felt impossible. 💫

11/01/2025

Relapse doesn’t happen overnight. It often starts with small, easy-to-miss warning signs - emotional buildup, disconnection, or romanticizing the past.

By recognizing these early, you can take steps to stay grounded and connected in your recovery. 💙

You don’t have to face it alone - we’re here to help every step of the way.

📞 Call us anytime: (844) 486-0671
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10/28/2025

Taking care of yourself is not indulgent - it’s essential. Recovery requires time, rest, and attention to your emotional and physical well-being. Self-care can mean setting boundaries, spending time in nature, practicing gratitude, or simply allowing yourself to rest.

By caring for your mind and body, you build the resilience needed to sustain recovery. Healing begins when you give yourself permission to prioritize peace, joy, and growth.

You deserve care as much as anyone else.

💛 Reach out to Massachusetts Center for Addiction to learn more about holistic recovery approaches that nurture both your mind and body.

10/25/2025

Triggers can show up when you least expect them - a sound, a smell, a memory.

When they do, pause and breathe.

Ask yourself: “Is this feeling permanent or passing?”

Then, focus your energy on something safe and healthy. 💙

Recovery isn’t about avoiding triggers - it’s about learning how to handle them with care and awareness.

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1515 Hancock Street
Quincy, MA
02169

Telephone

+18444860671

Website

https://masscenterforaddiction.com/

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