Mulligan Recovery Centers

Mulligan Recovery Centers stands as a beacon of hope for individuals struggling with substance abuse and co-occurring trauma in Maryland. Located in a supportive community setting, this comprehensive addiction treatment facility has earned recognition for its commitment to evidence-based care and personalized recovery journeys. With multiple levels of care designed to meet clients at every stage of their recovery process, Mulligan Recovery Centers addresses the complex needs of those battling alcohol, heroin, cocaine, and marijuana addiction across Maryland.

The facility's treatment philosophy combines proven therapeutic approaches with compassionate clinical support, offering both men and women access to Intensive Outpatient Programs, Day Treatment, Residential Rehabilitation, and specialized Outpatient Detoxification services. Mulligan Recovery Centers integrates 12-step methodology with contemporary evidence-based practices including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and trauma-informed care. Their skilled team provides individual counseling, group therapy sessions, life skills training, relapse prevention counseling, and recreational therapy to address not just addiction, but the underlying trauma that often fuels substance use disorders.

Mulligan Recovery Centers distinguishes itself through rigorous accreditation standards and comprehensive aftercare support. The facility maintains accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) and operates under oversight from both the State Department of Health and State Mental Health Department, ensuring the highest quality of care. For individuals concerned about cost, Mulligan Recovery Centers accepts insurance coverage, making quality Maryland addiction treatment more accessible. Their robust aftercare program—featuring Intensive Outpatient services, continuing care, peer mentoring, and ongoing peer support—ensures clients maintain momentum in their recovery long after completing their primary treatment program.