Welcome to High Watch Recovery Center

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High Watch Recovery Center is dedicated to healing those suffering from the chronic illness of drug and alcohol addiction. Our ability to deliver proven, effective treatment for substance abuse lies in what we call our unique High Watch Program. We integrate the latest breakthroughs in addiction medicine, for the treatment of both the neurobiology of addiction and any co-occurring disorders, into the time tested spiritual teachings of Alcoholics Anonymous. Our experienced licensed therapists are skilled at diagnosing and treating any underlying issues that might interfere with one’s ability to stay sober.

Nestled in the beautiful Litchfield Hills, High Watch has a rich history of being the first substance abuse treatment center in the world founded on the 12 Step principles of Alcoholics Anonymous. Our culture of compassionate care, dignity and respect for others is a tribute to our founder, Alcoholics Anonymous co-founder, Bill W..

We are a non-profit organization. All treatment and medical records are kept completely confidential while providing our residents affordable care designed for their individual needs. Residents find the natural beauty, tranquility and spiritual energy of our environment along with the gentle pacing of our program gives them the peace of mind needed to recover from their addiction to drugs and alcohol. At the core of our recovery program is a pure understanding and practice of living the 12 Steps so that residents have the tools and foundation to live sober after leaving High Watch.

Upcoming Events

May 19-20, 2012
The Big Book Retreat is a very special, non-residential, weekend retreat with High Watch President & CEO, Janina Kean.
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