Maryland Treatment Centers - Avery Road Treatment Center

Medically Monitored Detox in a Non-Hospital Setting

Avery Road Treatment Center provides medically monitored, non-hospital detox with 24/7 supervision for adults with substance use disorders. Detox services are designed to support safety, comfort, and early stabilization, using medications when clinically appropriate to manage withdrawal symptoms. This setting allows individuals to begin recovery in a structured residential environment rather than a hospital, while still receiving continuous medical oversight.

Structured Residential Care for Early Recovery

Following detox, clients transition into 24-hour residential treatment that emphasizes routine, accountability, and clinical support. Daily programming includes individual counseling, group therapy, substance use education, life skills training, and relapse prevention planning. The residential setting offers private room availability and designated smoking areas, creating a stable environment focused on helping individuals establish healthier patterns and coping strategies during early recovery.

Integrated Treatment for Substance Use and Mental Health

Care at Avery Road integrates evidence-based therapies such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, trauma-related counseling, and 12-step facilitation. Medications for addiction treatment (MAT) may be incorporated alongside counseling to address both physical dependence and behavioral health needs. The program also treats co-occurring mental health conditions, allowing substance use and mental health concerns to be addressed within the same coordinated plan of care.

Clear Step-Down Pathways and Ongoing Support

As part of the Maryland Treatment Centers network, Avery Road offers continuity beyond residential care through outpatient and intensive outpatient programs. Discharge planning and case management help individuals prepare for the transition back to daily life, with access to recovery support services such as peer support, employment counseling or training, and assistance navigating social services. Transportation assistance is available, helping reduce barriers to continued engagement in treatment and follow-up care.