Community Care Alliance - Wilson House

Long-Term Residential Program for Men

Wilson House is a 16-bed residential facility in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, dedicated to helping adult men recover from substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. The program offers a highly structured setting that supports recovery through clear expectations, regular toxicology screenings, and access to clinical services. Men involved with the legal system or facing housing instability are also supported through coordinated care. Flexible lengths of stay allow residents to progress at their own pace, and transportation assistance helps ensure access to medical appointments or housing resources.

Emphasis on Relapse Prevention and Dual-Diagnosis Support

Treatment at Wilson House focuses on sustained recovery through relapse prevention strategies. Services include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, trauma-informed counseling, and 12-step facilitation. Psychiatric evaluation, medication management, and coordination with prescribing providers ensure that mental health needs are addressed alongside substance use treatment.

Real-World Support for Life After Treatment

Wilson House integrates practical supports to help residents build stability after discharge. Clients can access employment assistance, sober housing referrals, and help applying for public benefits. Staff also coordinate with legal and social service systems, helping clients navigate probation, housing, or income-related needs as they prepare to reintegrate into the community.