Massachusetts TC Clinical Group

Short-Term Recovery and Stabilization

Massachusetts TC Clinical Group offers Clinical Stabilization Services (CSS) for adult men seeking structure and safety in early recovery. Located in central Brockton, the residential program provides 24/7 supervision, counseling, and life-skills development to help clients regain stability and prepare for long-term recovery. The facility’s urban location makes it accessible to nearby medical and community resources, while its smaller scale promotes a sense of connection and focus.

Inclusive and Structured Environment

The program’s setting emphasizes accountability, wellness, and peer connection. Shared rooms foster camaraderie among residents, and a non-smoking, vaping-free policy supports physical health. Staff provide care in Spanish, Haitian-Creole, and Cape Verdean Creole, ensuring clients can engage fully in treatment and planning. Each day follows a purposeful schedule that balances therapy, recovery coaching, and time for reflection, designed to help participants rebuild daily structure and confidence.

Medications and Supportive Care

When appropriate, the program incorporates medications for addiction treatment (MAT) alongside counseling and relapse-prevention planning. Each client receives a full medical and behavioral assessment, with screening for co-occurring issues and overdose education. The clinical team focuses on both stabilization and preparation for next steps, ensuring clients leave with a clear plan for continued care.

Pathways for Continued Recovery

Massachusetts TC Clinical Group provides coordinated aftercare planning, transportation assistance, and connections to social services and self-help groups. For those seeking a spiritual foundation in recovery, a faith-based track is available. Clients may continue their progress through Adult & Teen Challenge’s long-term residential program located on the same campus or participate in outpatient treatment offered nearby, creating a seamless, supportive continuum of care from stabilization to sustained recovery.