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Medication-Assisted Recovery in Waterbury, CT (Telehealth)

Waterbury and the surrounding Naugatuck Valley are reached by telehealth, which removes the drive for an area that sits a good distance from the Middletown office. Michael Valalik, PMHNP-BC, provides compassionate, evidence-based recovery support for adults in Naugatuck Valley by secure video visit.

Telehealth recovery support for Waterbury

Care for Waterbury patients happens entirely by secure video unless an in-person visit is preferred, in which case the Middletown office is available for the initial evaluation.

The clinical process does not change with distance: a private evaluation, medication that reduces cravings and protects sobriety, and ongoing monitoring from there.

Learn more about how medication-assisted recovery works.

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Waterbury care

Delivered by secure telehealth.
No physical office in Waterbury.
In-person visits available in Middletown.
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Good fits for telehealth recovery care

Waterbury patients often reach out for

Opioid use
Alcohol use
Cravings and relapse worry
Early recovery
Protecting long-term sobriety
Co-occurring anxiety or depression
How it works

Getting started from Waterbury

01

Reach out

Schedule a first evaluation by telehealth, or ask about an in-person visit at Middletown.

02

A private evaluation

A thorough, respectful conversation about your history and goals, the foundation for a plan that fits.

03

Ongoing, monitored care

Regular video visits to track how you are responding and adjust the plan as needed.

Common questions

Good to know

Is Waterbury within the service area?
Yes, by telehealth. There is no physical office in Waterbury, but patients there are seen regularly by secure video.
How do I start care from Waterbury?
Reach out to schedule a first evaluation by telehealth, or ask about an in-person visit at the Middletown office.
Do you treat co-occurring anxiety or depression too?
Yes. Recovery is more durable when co-occurring conditions are addressed at the same time.

Start recovery support from Waterbury

Book a telehealth evaluation, or visit the Middletown office in person if you prefer.

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