TriCircle brings addiction recovery services to downtown Meriden – Meriden Record-Journal
MERIDEN — The Middlefield-based addiction recovery and support group TriCircle Inc. is bringing its headquarters and clinical support services to the second floor of the Women and Families Center on Colony Street.
TriCircle’s founder and Executive Director Ana Gopoian signed the …….
MERIDEN — The Centerfield-based mostly behavior restoration and assist group TriCircle Inc. is bringing its headquarters and medical assist providers to the second flooring of The women and Households Center on Colony Road.
TriCircle’s founder and Authorities Director Ana Gopoian signed the lease Monday with Women and Households Center Authorities Director Methodne Valaitis for teaching and meeting room space. The group will current medical providers and life expertise and restoration coach teaching on website for consumers Inside the greater Meriden space. Its assist teams for restoration, mom and father and Relations, and grief counseling will proceed off website.
“Every thing about us is cyclical,” Gopoian said. “We’re creating ancompletely different alternative right here. This will permit us to open up the alternatives for workforce enchancment. That is Half I and An factor of Half II of An prolonged time period objective to have a 15-month Prolonged time period care facility in three 5-month cycles.”
Gopoian based TriCircle, a 501-c3, in 2016 after 26 years in A agency profession. The group and affiliated corporations exist to assist the options, education and assets needed in Connecticut communities. It presently hosts 9 hope and restoration assist teams And 6 after-loss assist teams at off-website places, As properly as to digital conventions That Can be hosted Inside The mannequin new Meriden center.
“We’re very excited that they’re in our center,” Valaitis said. “We Try to make our facility out tright here to extra nonincome to have extra providers out tright here in Greater Meriden. They’ll have entry to all our meeting rooms.”
After the COVID-19 lockdowns, The women and Households Center found it had unused space on the second flooring that embraced a convention room, A gathering room to accommodate about 50 people and kitchen …….
