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Behavioral health
Behavioral and mental health are important parts of your health. CT has resources to help adults and children.
Checking up on mental health
Mental health and wellness affect your daily living and how you handle stress. Healthy living is within reach. You have from professionals, family, friends, and other people who care. Connecticut provides mental health services for residents in crisis or in need of ongoing medical help.
You matter to us
Mental health matters. Anxiety, depression, and other mental health conditions are common. 1 in 5 U.S. adults experiences mental illness each year. You may be looking for a crisis line, housing, inpatient care, or addiction recovery. We have resources to help you move forward.
Mental wellbeing
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Find resources for mental health services, support, and addiction and recovery services.
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The state operates four inpatient treatment facilities for people in need.
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Home-based therapy services are available for children in Connecticut.
Living with addiction
Drug use prevention
Drug use or addiction can dramatically affect your health. There is hope for recovery.
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Find a supportive environment as you start your sober living journey.
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Learn about help that’s available to you during recovery.
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There are many treatment options for opioid use disorder.
Safe housing
Sleep better
Everyone deserves a safe place to sleep. Get help with housing and energy bills.
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People experiencing homelessness or a housing emergency can find help through the state.
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The Connecticut Energy Assistance Program (CEAP) helps CT residents afford to heat their homes.
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In Connecticut, you have a right to choose where to live without fear of discrimination.
Free mental health help
Learn about free mental health help you can access online, over the phone, or in person, including 24/7 crisis lines, online videos, and local events, support groups, and classes.
Extra help
Finding the help you need can be confusing. We have answers to questions and experts who can help you get enrolled.