Norwalk Harbor and historic South Norwalk
One of the communities served by www.rtor.org and Laurel House, Inc., its sponsor.
Mental Health Resources in Norwalk, Connecticut
rtor.org provides free help to families and individuals in Norwalk looking for mental health services and support. Our Resource Specialists can help you understand your options and connect with resources in Norwalk and throughout Fairfield County, including services for substance use and co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.
Looking for Mental Health or Recovery Support?
Finding the right help can be difficult. Our Resource Specialists will listen to your needs and help you connect with services and resources that may be right for you or your loved one.
Free support from expert Resource Specialists based nearby in Stamford
How We Can Help Norwalk Residents and Families
Whether you’re looking for help for yourself or concerned about someone you love, you don’t have to navigate the mental health system on your own.
Our Resource Specialists can help you:
- Identify mental health services and treatment options based on your needs.
- Find providers and programs in Norwalk, Fairfield County, and the surrounding area.
- Connect with resources for substance use, recovery, and co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.
- Find information and support for families concerned about a child, teen, or adult loved one.
rtor.org in Norwalk
rtor.org has a long history of helping Norwalk residents find the right mental health and recovery resources. More than 270 Norwalk individuals and families have received help from rtor.org Resource Specialists.
Norwalk also has a strong network of mental health, recovery, family, and community services. Below are some of the local resources available to residents.
“When I reached out to rtor.org/Laurel House, I felt alone and desperate to find help for my son who was struggling with his mental health. The Resource Specialist, Denise, was very responsive and compassionate. Her knowledge about treatment options and providers was very impressive and extremely helpful. Thankfully, he is doing much better. I cannot say enough about what a great service this is and how grateful I am to have found it!”
— A mother in Norwalk, CT
Laurel House staff at a Fresh Check student event at CT State Community College Norwalk.
rtor.org Family-Endorsed Providers in Norwalk
Our Directory of Family-Endorsed Providers features mental health and recovery professionals recommended by families and individuals who have experience with their services.
Suzanne Taluy, LCSW
New Foundations Recovery
Joseph F. Goldberg, MD
Lois Cea, BSN
Lois Cea, RN
Norwalk-based rtor.org Family-Endorsed Provider.
View Lois Cea's Family-Endorsed Provider Profile
Joseph F. Goldberg, MD
The Lighthouse – Sober living house for professionals in recovery from substance misuse. The Lighthouse offers recovery coaching for men, women, and families throughout all stages of their recovery journey.
View Joseph F. Goldberg's Family-Endorsed Provider Profile
New Foundations Recovery
Norwalk-based recovery services for individuals and families affected by substance use and addiction.
View New Foundations Recovery's Family-Endorsed Provider Profile
Suzanne Taluy, LCSW
Licensed clinical social worker providing psychotherapy services in Norwalk.
View Suzanne Taluy's Family-Endorsed Provider ProfileMental Health, Substance Use & Recovery Services in Norwalk
Connecticut Counseling Centers — Norwalk
Provides outpatient treatment for substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders, including services for opioid use disorder.
Connecticut Renaissance — Norwalk
Provides outpatient substance use treatment and behavioral health services for adults, including treatment for people with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.
Family & Children's Agency
A Norwalk nonprofit serving children, families, adults, and older adults with behavioral health and other human services, including mental health counseling, substance use treatment, intensive psychiatric services, and family support.
High Focus Centers — Norwalk
Provides outpatient behavioral health treatment, including intensive services for people experiencing mental health, substance use, and co-occurring disorders.
Mid-Fairfield Community Care Center
A Norwalk-based nonprofit providing affordable behavioral health care and family support for children, adolescents, young adults, and families. Services include outpatient therapy and psychiatry, intensive outpatient treatment, school- and home-based services, and community programs.
Norwalk Community Health Center
Provides behavioral health services as part of comprehensive community health care. Services include mental health and substance use counseling for children, adults, and families, with care available to patients regardless of ability to pay.
Norwalk Hospital Behavioral Health Services
Provides hospital-based behavioral health and addiction services for Norwalk and surrounding communities, including outpatient treatment and higher levels of care.
Family, Youth & Community Support
City of Norwalk Community Services
The City’s Community Resource Hub helps residents connect with local programs and services addressing a wide range of needs that can affect individual and family well-being.
Human Services Council / School-Based Health Centers
Provides school-based health and behavioral health services for Norwalk students, helping young people access care where they attend school.
The Norwalk Partnership
A community coalition working to promote youth mental wellness and prevent substance misuse. The partnership brings together local organizations, schools, parents, youth, and other community members and provides information about behavioral health resources available in Norwalk.
Triangle Community Center
A Norwalk-based LGBTQ+ community organization offering counseling, support groups, case management, and other services for LGBTQ+ people and their families.
Not Sure Where to Start?
With so many different services and treatment options available, it can be hard to know which resource is right for you.
You don’t have to figure it out on your own. Tell our Resource Specialists what you’re looking for. We’ll listen to your needs and help you connect with resources that may be right for you or your loved one.
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