The Jude House, Inc. Bel Alton

At its Bel Alton location, The Jude House, Inc. offers substance use treatment shaped around each person, with a broad and careful range of services. Adults are served, among them individuals with histories in the criminal justice system. Services center largely on men from 18 to 65, while a separate area is reserved for as many as five women. A substantial share of the people served arrive through Maryland's 8507 criminal justice program, and staff have the experience to support trauma processing and the work of rebuilding a life after long stretches of incarceration.

In the residential track, clients live on-site within a structured setting and join intensive therapy, workshops that teach, and activities that build skills, all directed toward maintaining sobriety over time. When more flexibility is needed, The Jude House, Inc. Bel Alton provides both standard and intensive outpatient options, so people can receive therapy while still tending to employment and home life. Therapy sessions can also be conducted virtually. Beyond treatment, the center supports reentry into employment after incarceration through job training and help preparing for parole and probation interviews.

The Jude House, Inc. Bel Alton

The Jude House, Inc. Bel Alton provides outpatient care, co-occurring mental health services and residential rehab for adults, and its typical program length is 30 days. The residential program offers a structured living environment with intensive therapy and skill-building in Bel Alton, Maryland. Therapy options include cognitive behavioral therapy individual counseling, family therapy, group therapy, art therapy, life skills, relapse prevention counseling, trauma-specific therapy, and Twelve Step facilitation.

When someone needs more flexibility but still requires regular clinical contact, the outpatient program at The Jude House, Inc. Bel Alton may suit them better than residential care. The center also offers virtual therapy sessions and outpatient programs for Maryland residents who need flexible care. Because the program treats co-occurring disorders alongside substance use, a person with both needs can receive care for both at the same time. A clinician can help determine which level of care matches the person's situation.

• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Individual Treatment
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Trauma Informed
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Family Therapy
• Group Therapy
• Twelve Step
• Life Skills
• Evidence-Based

Who The Jude House serves

• Men aged 18 to 65, including midlife adults and young adults.
• Women, with a dedicated space for up to five individuals.
• Individuals whose past includes involvement with the criminal justice system, among them participants in the Maryland 8507 program.
• People who need to process trauma, including after long periods of incarceration.
• Individuals who have both a mental health condition, such as a trauma-related disorder, and a substance use concern.
• People who need help with anger, gambling, chronic relapse, or smoking cessation.

Setting and program length in Bel Alton

The Jude House, Inc. Bel Alton sits on a rural property, with a meditation spot beneath the shade of two oak trees, and most people stay in the program for 30 days. This center provides air-conditioned rooms and a peaceful Bel Alton, Maryland setting for residents in its program. Most of the people it serves are men, and its separate women's area has room for up to five. Services are offered in English. Scheduled activities include AA and NA meetings, yoga, and community gatherings like comedy nights. Aftercare includes sober living for men, and a similar option for women is planned.

Paying for treatment in Bel Alton

Cash pay rates are one of the payment options The Jude House, Inc. Bel Alton lists, and you should confirm any insurance coverage by phone before making plans. If you hope to use insurance, the helpline can help you ask about coverage at this Maryland center. Our helpline does not provide treatment or make diagnoses. Through trained advisors, it links callers to licensed treatment providers, costs nothing, and keeps what you share private. When you are calling on behalf of someone you love, a brief call can help you learn what to ask the center about paying.

Questions for this center in Bel Alton

• Will this center take my insurance plan, and what is involved in verifying it?
• How many days does the 30-day program actually run, and is there flexibility for aftercare?
• Is the women's space currently available, and what is the process for admission?
• How does the program handle co-occurring disorders and trauma?
• What aftercare options, including sober living and alumni groups, are available after discharge?