Thresholds Inc
Georgetown, DE
- IOP
- MAT
- Sober Living
Substance use treatment · Cognitive behavioral therapy · Substance abuse counseling
Accepts: Cash or self-payment, Medicaid, Private health insurance
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Georgetown, DE
Substance use treatment · Cognitive behavioral therapy · Substance abuse counseling
Accepts: Cash or self-payment, Medicaid, Private health insurance
Georgetown, DE
Substance use treatment · Accepts clients on opioid medication but prescribed elsewhere · Cognitive behavioral therapy
Accepts: Cash or self-payment, Medicaid, Private health insurance
Georgetown, DE
Substance use treatment · Cognitive behavioral therapy · Dialectical behavior therapy
Accepts: Cash or self-payment, Medicaid, Medicare
Georgetown, DE
Smoking permitted in designated area · State Substance Abuse agency · State mental health department
Georgetown, DE
Smoking permitted in designated area · State Substance Abuse agency · The Joint Commission
7 recovery meetings are listed in Georgetown. These are the next ones on the schedule, in local time.
NAThursday · 6:00 PM
The Living in the Solution GroupIn person · Grace United Methodist Church
NAMonday · 6:00 PM
Addicts EmpoweredIn person · Grace UMC
Al-AnonTuesday · 10:00 AM
Together We Can Make It AlateenIn person or online · Sussex Tech High School
CRTuesday · 6:30 PM
Crossroad Community ChurchIn person · Crossroad Community Church
NATuesday · 7:00 PM
Road To FreedomIn person · Wesley UMC - Jones Hall
ACATuesday · 7:00 PM
Tuesday Aca MeetingIn person
12 sober living homes are listed in Georgetown. Call a house directly, or open a listing for house details.
Sober Living Home
Sober Living Home
Men · 9 beds
Sober Living Home
All genders
Sober Living Home
All genders
Oxford House
Women · 9 beds
Oxford House
Men · 8 beds
Oxford House
Men · 10 beds
Oxford House
Men · 11 beds
7 recovery meetings are listed in Georgetown. These are the next ones on the schedule, in local time.
Thursday
6:00 PM
NAThe Living in the Solution Group
In person · Grace United Methodist Church
Monday
6:00 PM
In person · Grace UMC
Tuesday
10:00 AM
Al-AnonTogether We Can Make It Alateen
In person or online · Sussex Tech High School
Tuesday
6:30 PM
In person · Crossroad Community Church
Tuesday
7:00 PM
In person · Wesley UMC - Jones Hall
Tuesday
7:00 PM
In person
Wednesday
6:00 PM
In person · Georgetown Presbyterian Church
Times come from each group's local listing and can change, so check the meeting page before you go.
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Georgetown, Delaware sits in Sussex County, the state's southern region, and hosts 6 treatment centers offering evidence-based care for substance use disorders. Whether you're local or considering recovery here, this guide walks you through what's available, how to pay, and nearby alternatives.
All 6 Georgetown centers provide substance use treatment and outpatient care—the most flexible option for people managing work, family, or school. Four of them also offer intensive outpatient programs (IOP), which means more hours per week than standard outpatient but without overnight stay.
Every center in Georgetown includes counseling and behavioral therapy: 4 offer cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), 4 provide substance abuse counseling, and 4 specifically address trauma. This matters because trauma and addiction often intertwine. All 6 also provide individual and group counseling, relapse prevention strategies, and motivational interviewing—proven techniques to sustain recovery.
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is available at 3 centers, using naltrexone (an oral medication that reduces cravings and blocks opioid euphoria). For buprenorphine or methadone, confirm with individual listings—3 centers offer outpatient MAT treatment broadly.
Mental health support runs across all sites: comprehensive assessments, psychiatric medications, mental health services, and screening for co-occurring disorders. Peer support and mentoring are available at all 6 centers, which many people find essential to long-term recovery. All locations allow smoking in designated areas.
Cost shouldn't block access to treatment. In Georgetown, 4 of 6 centers accept Medicaid, 4 accept private health insurance, and 4 take cash or self-payment. Four centers also work with federal or state funding for substance use programs, which may include options beyond Medicaid.
For detailed information about Delaware's Medicaid coverage, state-funded programs, and other payment resources, see the Delaware rehab guide. State agencies can clarify eligibility and any out-of-pocket costs based on your income. All 6 centers connect to the State Substance Abuse agency, so ask about sliding scale fees or financial assistance when you call.
Georgetown is central to Sussex County, but if you need more choice or want to explore nearby cities, excellent options are close by. Dover (the state capital, 20 minutes north) has 10 centers. Wilmington (Delaware's largest city, about an hour north) offers 9 centers. Newark (15 minutes west) has 5 centers.
Telehealth counseling and treatment expands your options too. Many Georgetown centers coordinate virtual sessions—especially helpful if in-person scheduling is tight or you're in early recovery and need maximum flexibility. Ask about it when contacting a center.
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