Willow House 820 Residential - 820 Stabil Rehab Reintegration

A Residential Setting With 24/7 Support

This long-term residential program in Westons Mills, New York, offers round-the-clock support for adults and young adults ages 18 and over seeking help for substance use. The supervised setting is designed to create steadiness early on, with consistent staff presence and a structured daily routine. Smoking and vaping are not permitted, which can be helpful for clients who want a clearer reset from substances and nicotine.

Assessment-Led, Person-Centered Planning

Care starts with a clear picture of what each client needs. The program provides comprehensive substance use and mental health assessments, a medical history and physical exam, and screening for mental health concerns, substance use, and tobacco use. Treatment plans are then shaped around these clinical findings and updated as clients make progress.

Evidence-Based Therapy and Support for Co-Occurring Needs

Treatment uses a person-centered, evidence-based approach delivered through individual, group, and family counseling. Therapies may include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, relapse prevention counseling, contingency management, Matrix Model components, trauma-related counseling, and anger management. Medications for addiction treatment (MAT) and medication support for mental health conditions are available, alongside counseling for smoking and tobacco cessation. Telehealth services may be offered when appropriate, helping clients stay connected to care when in-person sessions are not the best fit.

Skills and Stabilization for Daily Life

Beyond therapy, the program offers services that support day-to-day functioning and stability. Clients can access case management and social skills development, along with health education, substance use education, and support related to HIV and hepatitis. Vocational training or educational support and employment counseling are also available, which can help clients rebuild routines and plan for work or school after treatment.

Recovery Support and Discharge Planning

Planning for the next step begins during the residential stay. Discharge planning, relapse prevention, and overdose education — including naloxone education — are part of the transition process. Recovery support can include self-help groups, peer mentoring, recovery coaching, housing services, and help connecting to social services as needed. Transportation assistance is also available, which can reduce practical barriers to staying engaged in care and follow-up support.