Adult Services

New Horizons Mental Health Services serves children and adults of all ages throughout Fairfield County who need mental health counseling and treatment for a variety of mental health diagnoses through the following programs.

Substance Use Disorder/Addictions Treatment Program

A specialized staff team provides individualized care, including diagnostic assessment, ambulatory detoxification, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), individual and group counseling, peer support, care coordination, and integrated care.

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Program for Adults with Severe and Persistent Mental Illness

Interdisciplinary treatment teams offer care of varying intensity for individuals with chronic mental health disorders. This longer-term program includes:

Crisis intervention
Diagnostic assessment
Care management and healthcare coordination
Psychiatric care and medication management
Individual and group counseling/psychotherapy
Dual disorders treatment for individuals with coexisting mental health and substance use disorders
Crisis care management offered during evening and weekend hours
Hospital diversion and hospital aftercare services
Housing supports

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Job Placement and Support

A supported employment and individualized placement and support program for adults with severe and persistent mental illness.

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First Episode Psychosis

Specialized, evidence-based treatment for individuals ages 15–35 experiencing their first psychotic episode.