About Channing House
Channing House is a residential recovery house in Worcester, Massachusetts, providing long-term substance use treatment and sober living support for adult men working toward lasting recovery.
Located near Grant Square, the program emphasizes community reintegration, structured peer living and counseling-based care during a typical six to nine month stay.
Stabilization and Sustained Recovery Care
The structured environment is designed for stabilization and sustained recovery from alcohol and opioid use disorders, including acceptance of clients on methadone or opioid-based medications.
Programs includes cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, contingency management, trauma-related counseling, anger management and relapse prevention planning.
Residents may participate in individual, group, family and couples counseling, and co-occurring disorders support is available alongside a 12-step foundation and required community volunteering.
Quick Facts About Channing House
- Location: Worcester, Massachusetts, near Grant Square
- Levels of care: Long-term residential treatment, sober living and aftercare support
- Who they treat: Adult men ages 18 to 64, including clients on methadone or opioid medications.
- Approach: CBT, motivational interviewing, 12-step based recovery and community reintegration through volunteering
- Payment options: Medicaid, most insurance plans, self-pay, sliding scale, financing and government funding
- Amenities: Private residential setting, recreation room and smoke-free environment
- Accessibility: Services available for individuals who are hard of hearing or deaf
