Massachusetts Center for Addiction

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Massachusetts Center for Addiction

We provide individualized treatment plans and programs for anyone suffering from addiction.

01/17/2026

Detox can feel like a finish line.
But in reality, it’s the starting point.

Detox helps the body stabilize and reset. Recovery is where real healing happens - learning new coping skills, addressing patterns that fuel addiction, and building a life that supports long-term wellness.

Lasting recovery isn’t just about removing substances. It’s about restoring balance, connection, and purpose.

If you or someone you love is taking the first step, know this - support doesn’t end with detox. That’s where recovery truly begins. 💙

01/13/2026

Recovery is often misunderstood as a matter of willpower alone - but that’s only what’s visible on the surface.

Like an iceberg, the real work of recovery happens beneath the waterline. It’s built through evidence-based therapy, medical support, meaningful connection, and a community that understands how complex addiction truly is.

At Massachusetts Center for Addiction, we believe lasting recovery isn’t about pushing harder - it’s about being supported smarter. Healing takes structure, compassion, and the right tools to address the underlying challenges that fuel substance use.

If you or someone you love is struggling, know this: you don’t have to do it alone, and you don’t have to rely on willpower alone.

Learn more about the tools, care, and support that make true recovery possible.

01/10/2026

When someone you love refuses help, it can feel heartbreaking and overwhelming.

Remember:
✔️ Stay calm
✔️ Set clear, healthy boundaries
✔️ Show care without enabling
✔️ Plant seeds - don’t push

Change often happens in its own time. You don’t have to force it to support it.

You’re not alone in this. 💙

01/06/2026

Please join us in congratulating Adam Grushey, our January Employee of the Month. 👏

As Program Director, Adam leads with compassion, consistency, and a deep commitment to recovery. His hard work does not go unnoticed, and we’re grateful for the impact he makes every single day. 💫

01/05/2026

New year, new beginnings - together. Recovery isn’t just an individual journey - it’s a family one. When loved ones understand how to support without enabling, outcomes improve and healing becomes a shared victory. 💛

Read more about family’s role in recovery 👉 https://masscenterforaddiction.com/how-family-support-affects-recovery-outcomes-in-rehab/

12/30/2025

One of the greatest gifts of recovery is connection. In the isolation of addiction, we often lose sight of what real friendship looks like. But in recovery, we begin to rebuild trust - not just with others, but with ourselves.

As we move through the final days of 2025 and look ahead to a new year, we’re reminded how powerful it is to have people who truly get it - who walk with us, hold us accountable, and remind us we’re not alone. These are the bonds that last, forged in honesty, growth, and shared hope.

This is the life we were meant to live.

12/25/2025

Wishing you and yours a Merry Christmas. 🎁🎄

12/20/2025

Early recovery can feel quieter than expected.
Not empty - just different.

When substance use has been driving dopamine levels, the brain needs time to rebalance. That can show up as feeling flat, unmotivated, or emotionally muted in early sobriety.

This isn’t failure. It’s biology doing its work.

With time, structure, and support, the brain begins to regulate again. Joy returns gradually - often in small, steady moments before it feels big.

Recovery isn’t about forcing happiness. It’s about giving your nervous system the safety it needs to heal.

If this feels familiar, you’re not alone - and you’re not doing it wrong.

12/15/2025

Loving someone through addiction isn’t about doing everything they ask. Sometimes, it’s about holding the line - even when it hurts.

Setting clear boundaries doesn’t mean withholding love.
It means choosing accountability over enabling, clarity over chaos, and long-term healing over short-term relief.

Supporting someone in recovery is one of the hardest roles there is - but clear boundaries can be one of the most loving things you do.

Check out the full reel to learn more about helping versus enabling, and why real love requires boundaries.

12/10/2025

Addiction affects all of our relationships, especially those with our kids. The degree to which the child is impacted really depends on each individual situation. One thing that remains true in almost all cases is that getting treatment is a critical step in building a healthy relationship with your children. Yes, it takes time. Recovery allows you to go slow, and really focus on the process of mending this precious relationship. 💫

12/06/2025

Many people believe detox is the same as recovery a but they’re two very different steps. Detox stabilizes the body so the mind can begin the deeper work of healing. Recovery happens through therapy, skill-building, and support that address the root causes of addiction.

✨ Detox starts the process. Recovery transforms it.

If you or someone you love is suffering, help is here. Reach out today - we’re here 24/7.

12/01/2025

Understanding prescription drug rehab can feel overwhelming - but you don’t have to navigate it alone. Our latest blog breaks down the full process, from admission to aftercare, so you know exactly what to expect and how recovery truly works.

Read now on our website.

Address

1515 Hancock Street
Quincy, MA
02169

Telephone

+18444860671

Website

https://masscenterforaddiction.com/

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