Fentanyl Addiction Treatment & Rehab Center in Hanover, MA
Brook Addiction Treatment provides structured outpatient programs for fentanyl addiction in Hanover, Massachusetts. Our licensed clinicians deliver evidence-based care through day and half-day treatment programs.
Warning: High Overdose Risk
What Is Fentanyl Addiction?
Fentanyl is a highly potent synthetic opioid, often mixed into other drugs or counterfeit pills without the user knowing. Its rapid effect on the brain makes it easy to develop tolerance and dependence. Fentanyl has a high risk of overdose, making it one of the most dangerous substances in circulation today.
Fentanyl addiction changes how the brain processes pain and reward. This often makes it feel impossible to stop without help. Our outpatient programs help stabilize daily routines, reduce cravings, and rebuild control.
Signs and Symptoms of Fentanyl Use
Physical signs
- Pinpoint pupils with slowed or shallow breathing
- Drowsiness or frequent nodding off
- Constipation, nausea, or vomiting
- Pale or clammy skin during or after use
Behavioral signs
- Withdrawing from family, friends, or responsibilities
- Doctor-shopping or seeking pills from multiple sources
- Using paraphernalia such as foils, straws, or pressed pills
- Sudden changes in routine or unexplained absences
Psychological signs
- Heightened anxiety or depressed mood
- Strong cravings or preoccupation with use
- Memory gaps or confusion after using
- Loss of interest in normal activities
Effects and Risks of Fentanyl
Fentanyl acts quickly on the brain and body, slowing breathing and heart rate while producing strong pain relief and sedation. Even small doses can overwhelm the body’s ability to regulate oxygen.
Short-term effects
- Pain relief and relaxation
- Drowsiness and slowed reaction time
- Nausea, confusion, or dizziness
Long-term effects
- Physical dependence and high overdose risk
- Ongoing fatigue and poor concentration
- Memory or mood changes related to low oxygen levels
Overdose and Acute Risks
Warning signs:
Very slow or absent breathing, blue or gray lips or fingertips, gurgling sounds, or unresponsiveness.
What to do now:
Call emergency services immediately. If naloxone is available, administer it as directed and stay with the person until help arrives.
Safety education:
Our team provides naloxone education and teaches risk-reduction strategies, including test-strip awareness where appropriate.
Brook Addiction Treatments for Fentanyl
During your first call, our clinical team confirms the right level of care. If outpatient treatment is appropriate, you can start right away. If medical or psychiatric stabilization is needed first, we arrange that step and plan your return to Brook for ongoing support.
Medical Detox
We coordinate medical detox through trusted partners to manage withdrawal under supervision. This stage focuses on hydration, nutrition, and rest to prepare you for the next phase of outpatient recovery.
Day Treatment (PHP)
Our Day Treatment Program offers structured, full-day care that blends therapy, skills practice, and ongoing clinical guidance. Sessions run several times per week to maintain steady progress and support.
Half-Day Treatment (IOP)
The Half-Day Program provides a flexible schedule with targeted therapy, group discussion, and recovery skills training. You’ll attend three to five days per week, building consistency while balancing daily responsibilities.
Therapies
Cognitive-behavioral therapy to identify triggers, manage cravings, and support recovery
Contingency management
to reinforce progress with structured, goal-based rewards
Group therapy
to build connection, accountability, and shared coping strategies
Trauma-informed care to promote emotional safety and lasting healing
Family therapy
to strengthen communication and restore healthy relationships
For Families and Loved Ones
Families often want to help but may not know where to start. We help families communicate calmly, set healthy boundaries, and stay involved in recovery. Our team also offers naloxone education, safety planning, and optional family sessions to strengthen support. Contact us to learn how to take the next step together.
Take a Look at Our Hanover Facility
Brook Addiction Treatment is situated in Hanover, Massachusetts, a quiet South Shore town that offers the peace you need for recovery with convenient access to the Greater Boston area. Our facility is wheelchair-accessible and designed to feel welcoming.
Contact Us
Brook Addiction Treatment
20 East, Honover, MA 02339
Operating Hours: Available 24/7
Phone: (339) 333-7657
Email: contact@brookaddiction.com
Our Values
Compassionate Care:
respectful guidance in every session
Evidence-Based Therapies:
proven methods used consistently
Local Expertise:
accessible programs in Hanover, MA
Integrated Support:
coordinated care for co-occurring needs
Confidential Setting:
private spaces built on mutual trust
Costs, Insurance, and Accessibility
We are in-network with most major insurance providers and can verify benefits in minutes. Our team explains coverage, estimated costs, and scheduling so you can plan with confidence.
Your first call:
10–15 minute confidential assessment
Quick insurance verification (HIPAA-safe)
Timeline for your next step and start date
Get Started
FAQs
How do I get help today, and what happens first?
Call our team or complete a quick online form. We’ll do a short, confidential assessment to confirm the right level of care, and we can often start outpatient treatment within 24 to 48 hours.
Do I need detox before starting outpatient care?
If you have severe withdrawal or medical risks, detox or inpatient care may be safer first. We arrange that step and plan your transition back to outpatient treatment once you’re stable.
What does fentanyl withdrawal feel like, and how long does it last?
Withdrawal can cause muscle aches, anxiety, nausea, sweating, and cravings. Symptoms peak in a few days and ease within one to two weeks. Supportive therapy and medications can help.
How do you treat fentanyl addiction in IOP and PHP?
Treatment includes individual and group therapy, coping skills, and relapse prevention. We use CBT, contingency management, and family support to build lasting recovery.
What if I’m at risk of overdose right now?
Call emergency services immediately. If you have naloxone, use it as directed and stay with the person until help arrives.
Why is fentanyl riskier than other opioids?
It’s far stronger than most opioids and often mixed into other drugs without warning. Even small amounts can slow breathing or cause an overdose.
Can you help if my drug supply might be contaminated?
Yes. We’ll review risks, discuss harm reduction, and confirm whether outpatient or a higher level of care is best.
What does a typical week in outpatient care look like?
You’ll attend several therapy sessions each week, including group and individual work. The schedule builds structure, coping skills, and daily stability.
Is fentanyl treatment confidential?
Yes. All services are fully HIPAA-compliant, and we only share information with your written consent.
How much does fentanyl rehab cost, and do you accept my insurance?
We accept most insurance plans and verify coverage quickly. Costs are reviewed upfront so you know what to expect before treatment begins.