Seafield Center Alcohol and Substance Abuse Treatment

We understand that military service members and first responders can have specific needs when it comes to trauma and addiction recovery. We can help. Call now. (800) 448-4808

Here at the Seafield Center, we believe that healing the whole family is an essential part of the rehab process. We encourage family members to become educated on addiction, address enabling behaviors, and help families constructively cope with the addicted family member.

We offer eleven different specialty treatment groups as part of an outpatient addiction treatment plan. Learn more on our website. https://1l.ink/B8ZVRML

Need a helping hand in your battle with addiction? We are here for you. We have rehab facilities conveniently located across Long Island, so help is near no matter where you are.

No one is alone when it comes to facing addiction. We are always here to help. Call now. (800) 448-4808

Recovery from addiction doesn't happen overnight but is worth every second it takes. Always remember to be positive, patient, and persistent.

We involve families in the recovery process of a loved one so that they are better educated on addiction and can help encourage and support a loved one to the best of their abilities.

Need to take the first step towards recovering from addiction? We've helped over 30,000 people overcome addiction problems. Call us today! 800-448-4808

The Rev started with Seafield in January of 1990 as Seafield’s Pastoral Counselor and has brought his own special brand of recovery to many. His message was one of never giving up hope, helping people let go of their past, and instilling hope for all - no matter how hopeless they may feel their lives have become. There was only one Rev a beautiful soul who led a wonderful life of service. Rev, you will be sorely missed.

We are here to lend a helping hand should you ever need it. Don't give up. Let us help.

We conveniently have facilities throughout Long Island so that whether someone needs detox, inpatient rehabilitation, or outpatient treatment, there is a dependable Seafield Treatment Center near them.

No one ever needs to feel as though they are alone to face addiction problems. We've helped over 30,000 people beat addiction and rebuild their lives and continue to be here for those who need us.

Change is always possible! We are here to help people through addiction and move towards making positive changes in their lives.

We understand that uniformed service members can have specific needs when it comes to addiction treatment - that's why we have veteran specific treatment services offered in our inpatient and outpatient locations.

When it feels like there is no one else to turn to, rely on us. Call now. (800) 448-4808

It often takes family support to help a loved one who is suffering from addiction get the help they need. To help the family involved, we offer family rehab programs so everyone can heal as needed.

Seafield Resources has 15 homes all around Long Island, including locations for men and women. Our recovery homes are designed to meet the needs of the residents residing there and have rates that are extremely affordable. Treatment these OASAS-licensed facilities is often covered by insurance.

Have any questions about the services we offer or what to expect? Visit the FAQ page on our website and feel free to give us a call with any additional questions you may have. https://1l.ink/XRB87P8

There is never a wrong time to starting taking the first steps towards overcoming addiction! We are here to help. Give us a call anytime! (800) 448-4808

Overcoming addiction is a true struggle and takes determination and support. Luckily, we are here to help anyone grappling with addiction problems through the rehabilitation process so they can lead healthy, happier lives. Call us now to begin the recovery process. (800) 448-4808

At the Seafield Center, we help those who are facing the disease of addiction. We have both inpatient and outpatient services, six locations on Long Island, and numerous recovery homes to further assist those coming out of treatment.