Resource Group Maryland Towson

Resource Group Maryland runs as a licensed mental health clinic in Towson, and its stated aim is to lower the shame many people feel about getting care. Clinicians hold master's degrees and help clients notice the patterns that feed emotional distress. That work sits alongside therapy for substance use, medication management, and DBT-focused groups, including one for adolescents and their parents.

The substance use side is structured outpatient care rather than residential treatment. It is built for people who have already been through earlier treatment and who have steady support from family or a recovery community. That makes it a possible next step after detox or a stay in a residential program. For drug and alcohol treatment in Maryland,Towson callers can ask what the outpatient schedule looks like.

Sessions are confidential, and care is matched to the person's diagnosis and needs. The clinic also runs DWI and DUI education groups. Anyone comparing outpatient rehab centers in Maryland should confirm how many days a week this program meets. The helpline can also check whether a residential level of care would fit better.

Programs at this Towson clinic in Towson

This is an outpatient-only center, and it states that programs last 30 days or longer. Counseling options include individual sessions, groups, family therapy, and dialectical behavior therapy, which the center describes as evidence-based. Here, dialectical behavior therapy helps people develop coping skills for emotional and behavioral difficulties. Adolescents and their families are supported through a multifamily skills group.

Clinicians address co-occurring disorders alongside substance use, among them grief, schizophrenia, personality disorders, obsessive compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder, depression, and anxiety. Substances they address include alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, methamphetamine, prescription drugs, and synthetic drugs. Families weighing Maryland addiction treatment centers should ask how co-occurring diagnoses are addressed. Quitting alcohol or benzodiazepines abruptly poses genuine medical risk, so a clinician should determine whether medical detox is needed before outpatient care starts.

• Evidence-Based
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy
• Family Therapy
• Group Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling

Who this outpatient program is built for

• Adolescents and children, including a multifamily skills group with parents
• Young adults and adults, men and women
• Adults with both a substance use disorder and a mental health diagnosis
• People who have finished earlier treatment and have stable family or recovery support
• Individuals who need DWI or DUI education groups
• People seeking private therapy for stress, grief, depression or anxiety

Setting, how long care lasts, languages

Resource Group Maryland is an outpatient clinic located at 8501 LaSalle Road, Suite 115, Towson, MD 21286. The program length listed is 30 or more days, and services are provided in English. The center is a private therapy practice and licensed primary mental health provider, not a residential facility, so clients live at home and come in for sessions. Those considering rehab facilities in Maryland should know this site has no overnight beds. If someone requires 24-hour care, the helpline can direct you to other options across the state.

What care here costs and covers

The directory data does not include payment information, so pricing must come directly from the center. Insurance usually plays a role, and the helpline can help you confirm benefits before you schedule anything. Some outpatient services may be covered by the Maryland Medicaid program, and staff can verify eligibility. Federal parity law generally holds mental health and substance use benefits to the same rules as medical benefits, though plans vary. Call to ask about self-pay pricing and whether a sliding scale exists.

Questions worth asking before admission

• How many days a week does the outpatient program meet, and for how many weeks?
• Does the clinic take my insurance plan, and what out-of-pocket expense should I anticipate?
• Who leads the DBT and multifamily skills groups, and what training do they hold?
• If my family member drinks heavily or uses benzodiazepines, how do you handle withdrawal risk?
• If it becomes clear that a higher level of care is needed, can you coordinate with a detox or residential program?