We’re a Joint Commission accredited outpatient facility in Braintree, Massachusetts. We offer day treatment and half-day treatment programs for adults struggling with meth addiction across the South Shore and Greater Boston area.
Methamphetamine addiction can develop when meth use begins to take over a person’s energy, focus, mood, sleep, and sense of control. What may start as a way to stay awake, feel more confident, cope with stress, or escape emotional pain can quickly become difficult to stop. Over time, meth can affect the brain and body in serious ways, often leading to anxiety, paranoia, depression, exhaustion, relationship problems, and intense cravings.
At Trinity Wellness Group, we understand that meth addiction is not a character flaw. It is a complex condition that often requires structured support, trauma-informed care, and a treatment plan that helps people stabilize, rebuild trust in themselves, and begin healing one step at a time.
Meth addiction can be difficult to recognize early — especially in the stimulant phase when someone seems highly functional, energetic, or focused. By the time the signs are obvious to others, the person is often already deep in the cycle.
Physical signs:
Behavioral and psychological signs:
If these patterns feel familiar — for yourself or someone you care about — our admissions team is available to talk through what’s going on and what the options look like.
Methamphetamine addiction is complex, and our clinical approach reflects that. We don’t offer a generic substance use curriculum and call it treatment. Every plan is built around the individual — the history of use, the co-occurring conditions, the trauma, and the life that needs to be rebuilt outside our walls.
Our full day treatment program runs Monday through Friday, 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM. It provides the most intensive level of outpatient structure we offer — individual therapy, group therapy, clinical skills work, and wellness activities throughout the day.
This level of care is well-suited for people in early meth recovery, when the neurological and psychological effects of the substance are most intense and when structure provides the most protective benefit.
Our half day treatment program meets multiple days per week and is appropriate for people who have stabilized and are ready for a reduced but still focused level of clinical support. It’s also available as a step-down from day treatment as clients progress through recovery.
Trauma is deeply woven into the story of meth addiction for many people. Whether it came before the use, developed alongside it, or resulted from it, unresolved trauma is one of the most significant drivers of relapse. All of Trinity’s clinical staff are trauma-certified, and trauma-informed care is embedded in every clinical interaction — not just specific sessions.
We don’t separate the trauma work from the addiction work. They’re part of the same picture.
For clients whose meth use is rooted in or compounded by trauma, EMDR therapy is often a pivotal part of the clinical work. Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is an evidence-based modality that helps process traumatic memories that continue to drive distress, avoidance, and self-medication.
Trinity’s clinical staff are EMDR-certified. If you want to understand how this works before starting, our guide to EMDR for trauma and substance use explains what to expect and how this approach may help.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) helps identify and change the thought patterns that sustain use — including the craving cycles and cognitive distortions that are particularly intense with meth. Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) builds the emotional regulation and distress tolerance skills that make it possible to stay in recovery during the dysphoria that characterizes early meth abstinence. Both are delivered in individual and group formats throughout the program.
Methamphetamine recovery has a distinctive neurological arc. The dopamine dysregulation caused by long-term meth use means that the early months of abstinence often involve a kind of anhedonia — a flatness, a difficulty feeling pleasure in ordinary things — that can be deeply discouraging. Our clinical team understands this, names it, and works with clients through it rather than treating it as a failure of motivation.
Trinity Wellness Group earned Joint Commission accreditation in spring 2026 — one of the most rigorous quality standards in behavioral health. It means our clinical practices, staff qualifications, and care protocols have been independently evaluated. For clients and families doing their research, it is a meaningful credential.
We are deliberately a small program. Your clinical team knows you — your history, your progress, what matters to you. You won’t be lost in a large cohort or passed between staff. The boutique size isn’t a limitation; it’s a clinical choice that produces better care and better relationships.
Evening availability, a flexible technology policy, and scheduling designed for people who have jobs, families, and obligations. For professionals and working adults across Greater Boston managing recovery alongside real-world demands, the ability to participate in treatment without stepping entirely off the grid matters.
Meth recovery doesn’t end at discharge. The neurological recovery process is long, and the conditions that drove the use — whether trauma, depression, or environmental stress — don’t disappear when treatment ends. Trinity builds aftercare and case management into the treatment plan from day one, not as an add-on at the end.
This includes continued counseling, alumni programming, peer recovery coaching, relapse prevention planning, and help coordinating whatever comes next.
You don’t need to have it all figured out to make a call. If you’re somewhere in the middle — not sure if you’re ready, not sure what this would look like for your life — that’s okay. Our admissions team is made up of real people who answer real questions without judgment.
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Yes. Meth-induced psychiatric symptoms — including psychosis, paranoia, depression, and anxiety — are common and are part of what our dual diagnosis model is designed to address.
Clients are admitted under a primary diagnosis and treated as a whole person, not just by substance. If significant psychiatric symptoms are present, our clinical team addresses these directly and coordinates with medical staff as needed.
It varies by individual. In day treatment, most clients stay 30 to 60 days. In half day treatment, the range is typically 30 to 180 days.
Given the neurological recovery timeline for meth, many clients benefit from staying in structured treatment longer rather than transitioning too quickly. Your clinical team reviews your plan regularly and adjusts based on your progress.
For most people, meth withdrawal doesn’t require medical detox in the same way opioid or benzo withdrawal does. However, the first days and weeks can be psychologically intense.
Our admissions team can help you assess where you are and whether any bridge support is needed before starting day treatment.
Most major insurance plans include coverage for stimulant use disorder treatment, which includes meth addiction.
Coverage details vary by plan. A benefits verification call with our admissions team is the fastest way to understand what your plan covers. No commitment needed to get that answer.
Many of our clients do. Our flexible scheduling — including evening availability and a relaxed technology policy — is built for people with real-world obligations. Let our admissions team know your scheduling needs when you call.
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John C
I am a patient with Trinity Wellness for substance use disorder treatment, and I recommend them highly.
What stands out about Trinity Wellness is their genuine care about patients and their clear commitment to put patients, not profit, first. They offer the most flexible programs I have come across in their field, and they truly work to meet each patient where they are in life.
It’s too rare to find a place like this where truly good people are striving to just do good work for the people they serve, and doing so without compromise.
If you are looking for intensive outpatient or long term maintenance treatment for substance use disorder, I recommend you look to Trinity Wellness first.
(I am a real person using a pen name here for privacy given that I am not yet ready to share publicly my struggles with substance use disorder.)
Farrah Dittrich
Trynity Wellness has been my saving grace. They got me into a program in as little as 3 days after our first call. I can’t recommend this place enough. It’s literally saved my life. The people are there to support you for as long or as little as you need. The owners and instructors are so personal and chill! We’re all just helping eachother get through this crazy and scary world one day at a time. Thank you Trynity!
Lex Lange
This is an outpatient program I would trust with someone I love. Among the many programs available, this one truly stands out for its thoughtful team and genuine focus on helping people build lasting recovery.
Lex Lange
Needed people to understand and not judge me when I was at my lowest. The Therapeutic compassionate approach speaks for itself as i needed to regain confidence to stand on my own two feet again.
