Crossroads – Children and Mothers Program

Crossroads - Children and Mothers Program stands as a dedicated resource for individuals and families seeking comprehensive addiction and mental health treatment in Maine. Located in a supportive community setting, this facility specializes in addressing the unique needs of mothers, young adults, and families navigating the challenges of substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions. With a focus on keeping families connected during the recovery journey, Crossroads represents a compassionate approach to Maine addiction treatment that recognizes how personal relationships and family support systems are essential to lasting recovery.

The program offers residential rehab services designed for young adults ages 18–25, as well as adults and older adults seeking help. Treatment at Crossroads incorporates evidence-based therapeutic approaches including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, family therapy, and group counseling sessions. The facility also provides medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for those who benefit from this approach, alongside life skills training and specialized support for conditions such as perinatal mental health, gambling disorder, and anger management. By treating co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders simultaneously, Crossroads ensures that clients receive integrated care addressing the full scope of their needs.

Crossroads maintains multiple accreditations that reflect its commitment to quality care, including recognition from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) and the State mental health department. The program accepts insurance coverage, making drug rehab in Maine more accessible to those who need it. Beyond residential treatment, Crossroads supports long-term recovery through recovery coaches and continuing care programs, helping individuals maintain progress after completing their primary treatment. This comprehensive aftercare approach recognizes that recovery is an ongoing process requiring sustained support and connection to community resources.