Driving to South Easton several days a week isn’t realistic for everyone. A rotating shift schedule or a long trip in from the Berkshires can put steady care out of reach. Our virtual addiction treatment in Massachusetts brings the same clinicians and therapies into secure video sessions you join from home. You keep your job and your routines as you rebuild what substance use has worn down.
Online care at Rebuilding follows the same clinical standards as our in-person programs. A licensed clinician who knows your plan leads every session.
You get the same core programming we offer on-site: group therapy, individual counseling, and medication guidance when clinically appropriate. Sessions run on a set schedule. That gives your week structure, even when work and home are busy.
Your plan starts with a virtual clinical assessment. We look at your substance use, your mental health, and what's happening at home and at work. Your clinician then meets with you regularly to build on what's working and adjust what isn't.
Virtual clients work with the same therapists and therapies as people who attend in South Easton. Only the location changes. If you ever move between online and in-person care, your care team already knows your history.
Sessions run on a HIPAA-compliant platform that protects your health information. Nobody sees you walk into a treatment center. For many people, that privacy makes it easier to speak honestly from the first session.
Each session is live and on video with a licensed clinician. We use cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and narrative therapy to help you understand what drives your use and practice new responses. Between sessions, you try those skills in your real week. Then you bring back what happened.
Telehealth addiction treatment also cuts the logistics that make people miss sessions. Research indexed by the National Library of Medicine found that telehealth reduces barriers in locations with limited physician access and supports continuity of care. Less time on the road makes it easier to show up every week.
A midday drive to Easton and back can cost you half a shift. With virtual sessions, you step away for therapy and get back to work without the travel time. If you need protected time off, our guide to getting paid while on FMLA explains how job-protected leave works during treatment.
Police officers, firefighters, EMTs, and dispatchers work rotating shifts and carry hard calls home. Our clinical director, Michael Stevens, specializes in care for first responders, including critical incident stress, poor sleep, and drinking to decompress. Joining from home also means you won’t run into someone from your department in a waiting room.
If you care for children or an aging parent, leaving the house for hours can mean paying for extra help. Online meetings keep you close to the people who depend on you. You’ll still need a private room during sessions, and we can talk through timing during your assessment.
Our South Easton office is a short drive from Brockton or Taunton. It’s a long one from Worcester, Cape Cod, or western Massachusetts. Virtual care gives you the same clinical team without the miles, and your sessions hold steady through a New England winter when snow makes the drive unsafe.
Virtual care needs a stable place to live, a reliable internet connection, and a private space for sessions. If you’re in active withdrawal, need daily supervision, or home isn’t a safe place to stay sober, in-person care is the better starting point. Our full-day program provides that structure in South Easton. When you need medical stabilization first, we coordinate a referral to a trusted detox partner.
Convenience gets you to the first session. A clinician who knows your history and a plan that adapts as life changes keep you coming back.
Substance use and conditions like anxiety, depression, or PTSD feed each other. Our dual diagnosis care treats both in one plan, with one clinical team. We look at what's underneath the substance use first, because that's the foundation the rest of recovery is built on.
Virtual care connects to every level of care we offer. After you finish our half-day program in South Easton, virtual sessions keep your recovery schedule consistent as you return to full-time work. You stay with the same clinical team through the change.
You'll know your clinician by name, and they'll know your story. Regular one-on-one sessions give you room to talk through setbacks honestly and reset goals as your life changes. That's what we mean by Unreasonable Hospitality: care that stays personal at every step.
We focus on skills you'll use for years: relapse prevention planning, practical ways to handle stress, and holistic practices like mindfulness. The goal is a foundation that holds through the hard seasons, long after your last session.
We treat a wide range of substance use concerns through online addiction treatment, from alcohol and benzodiazepines to fentanyl and other opioids. Your clinician shapes your plan around the substance. Recovering from daily drinking asks different things of you than coming off stimulants. Learn more about our care for each:
Starting takes one phone call. Our admissions team answers your questions, verifies your insurance, and schedules your assessment. Here’s what happens from there:
We talk through your goals and whether virtual care fits.
Your clinician uses it to build your personalized plan.
Individual and group sessions take place on our secure video platform.
Regular check-ins with your clinician and care coordinator keep your plan up to date.
Add in-person care if you need it. Our South Easton programs are available if your needs change.
Each step builds on the last, creating a smooth transition into ongoing care. Our team is here to answer your questions and adjust your plan as things change.
Your first call is free and confidential. Tell us your work hours, your family schedule, and what’s been going on. We’ll verify your insurance and tell you whether you can begin care without a commute or time away from your job.
Your foundation is still there. Let’s start building on it. Contact us today.
FAQ
Here are straight answers to practical questions people bring to their first call. If yours isn’t here, our admissions team can answer it by phone.
Yes, for many people. During your assessment, we compare your work hours with the session schedule for the level of care you need. If they conflict, we’ll talk through options like adjusting your hours or taking intermittent medical leave.
Yes. If your clinician sees that you need more structure, we move you into our half-day or full-day program in South Easton. Your treatment plan comes with you.
Tell your clinician as soon as you can. We’ll look at what led to the return to use and update your relapse prevention plan. Sometimes that means adding sessions or spending time in in-person care.
Yes. With your consent, a spouse, parent, or adult child can join family therapy sessions by video, even from another town. These sessions help them understand what recovery requires and how to support it at home.
No. We don’t accept Medicaid, including MassHealth, or Medicare. We work with most major private insurance plans on an out-of-network basis, and our admissions team will verify whether your plan may cover virtual care before your first session.
