National Capital Trt and Recovery

About National Capital Trt and Recovery

National Capital Treatment & Recovery, formerly Phoenix House Mid-Atlantic, is an Arlington, Virginia-based addiction treatment provider that has served the Washington, D.C. metro area since 1962. Their clinicians take an evidence-based, cognitive-behavioral approach to substance use disorder, pairing counseling with medication and withdrawal management and addressing co-occurring mental health conditions. Care spans intensive residential programs for men (the Phoenix Program) and women (Demeter House), residential options for Arlington County residents at both higher and lower intensity, a low-intensity women’s residence, and a range of outpatient services. They are in network with most major insurance plans, Virginia Medicaid, and several military and veteran health plans, and financial assistance is available for those who qualify.

The NCTR Counseling Center in Fairfax County offers tiered outpatient care that steps down from a partial hospitalization program (six hours a day, five days a week, for about four to six weeks) to intensive outpatient (three-hour sessions three times a week for up to 10 to 12 weeks) and then to ongoing outpatient care that tapers to monthly visits over six to 12 months. Their office-based addiction treatment program prescribes medication for opioid and alcohol use disorders and serves both adults and adolescents. Across programs, patients receive trauma-informed individual and group counseling, psychoeducation, family involvement when appropriate, and connections to community recovery supports, with EMDR offered at the counseling center based on availability. Recovery Haven, a women’s residence in downtown Alexandria run in partnership with a reentry organization, adds 24/7 support, intensive case management, life skills training, and workforce development.