The Providence Center is at the forefront of innovative approaches to behavioral health care designed to meet the changing needs of the more than 18,000 Rhode Islanders it serves each year. Since The Providence Center opened its doors in 1969, it has been a community resource, providing people from all walks of life with mental health and substance use services in their homes, schools and neighborhoods.
Through over 60 programs and wraparound services, including food and housing, job training, legal services, primary health care and wellness activities, The Providence Center is committed to meeting the community's needs. To help adults, adolescents, and children affected by psychiatric illnesses, emotional problems, and addictions by providing treatment and supportive services within a community setting.
Through over 60 programs and wraparound services, including food and housing, job training, legal services, primary health care and wellness activities, The Providence Center is committed to meeting the community's needs. To help adults, adolescents, and children affected by psychiatric illnesses, emotional problems, and addictions by providing treatment and supportive services within a community setting.
Services
You will work together with our experienced staff to establish goals for living healthy and identify what you need to achieve them. Quitting Time is a program for men and women who have made the choice to live without drugs and alcohol. The Providence Center has a compassionate team of experts who understands your unique needs as a woman in recovery.
Life brings many challenges, some of which can be difficult to get through. If you are struggling with a mental health or substance use issue, The Providence Center's dedicated staff is here to help you find recovery. For first appointments, call (401) 276-4020. Our admissions specialists are available Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
No matter where you are in your recovery journey-just starting out, starting over or after years of successful recovery-The Providence Center has a program that will provide the right amount of support. The Providence Center believes that recovery is possible with the right supports and services. Our staff is compassionate, skilled, supportive and ready to guide you along the road to recovery.
At Anchor Recovery Community Center, we know that there are many different paths to recovery. We want to encourage yours. By becoming a member, you'll have access to a variety of programming, from AA meetings to holistic wellness activities. Anchor Recovery Community Center is a safe, positive, substance-free place for people in recovery and their families.
We believe recovery from mental health and substance use issues is possible with the right treatment and supports. From services for people experiencing severe and persistent mental health problems to residential and outpatient addiction treatment to counseling and psychiatry, we have a program that will fit your needs and help you live healthy.
Reviews (6)
Faith G.
Feb 14, 2021
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The staff is very hit or miss. some people there are very sweet whilst others are awful. i saw a social worker named karen (of course lol) who seemed to hate me as soon as she saw me. she yelled at me a few times and insulted me in a shady way. she quit before i mustered up the courage to report her, lucky her! she's probably terrorizing other innocent people somewhere else.....
the doctor, dr. cermik is condescending and somewhat racist. he made fun of a disabled black guy who would go round the building and made gorilla noises imitating him! completley inappropriate! he also is always
the doctor, dr. cermik is condescending and somewhat racist. he made fun of a disabled black guy who would go round the building and made gorilla noises imitating him! completley inappropriate! he also is always
Emily G.
Jun 04, 2019
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I wasted months going here, hoping to be helped with my diagnosis of PTSD/MDD/Panic disorder. The "team" I was assigned to clearly weren't all on the same page or even in the same book. Dr. Feroze should have his license reviewed and/or revoked. He made errors with my prescriptions and refused to take any accountability, instead blaming the wonderful people at Genoa Pharmacy. Dr. Feroze seems ambivalent as to which medications to prescribe, and is incompetent as to how to use a computer.
My case worker was nice enough, but when it came down to actually addressing the real and serious
My case worker was nice enough, but when it came down to actually addressing the real and serious
Dessilee H.
Feb 06, 2019
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Three out of three appointments made (both in person and by phone)... and each time my appointment was cancelled without notifying me, the patient. Completely unprofessional and detrimental to already at risk clients. I will advise anyone I see to steer clear from this place. I will be reporting to the state.
...just came back because my lhcsw just called me back to put all the blame on me for them cancelling my appointments with ZERO notification. She continually talked over me on the phone in order to argue. Completely disgraceful and again UNPROFESSIONAL. Go here if you want to continue to
...just came back because my lhcsw just called me back to put all the blame on me for them cancelling my appointments with ZERO notification. She continually talked over me on the phone in order to argue. Completely disgraceful and again UNPROFESSIONAL. Go here if you want to continue to
Jasmin G.
May 17, 2018
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This place is absolutely unprofessional and you think dealing with people with mental health they would be held to a certain type of standard. Telling me an apt time is the time I'm going to go by , if someone tells me my apt time and the automated system tells me a time and has me confirm that time , why would I assume I have to show up earlier than my expected time. And no apologizes , just ( nobody told you to come earlier ) obviously not. They have no consideration , and obviously terrible communication they don't even care , they just move you along. No services moving forward for
Willow R.
Jun 26, 2017
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I have been going to The Providence Center for about 15 years. I have been through a lot of doctors and therapists but I am stable. I'm currently looking for a job and am going through their program. Yes sometimes there are problems, but keep in mind it's a clinic. They take in lots of different types of people. I wouldn't go anywhere else.
Kozmoz C.
Mar 01, 2016
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Be very carful before booking an appointment here,unless you have a severe drug problem or you are homeless and can't seem to get help anywhere else this place may be for you.otherwise stay far away from this facility it's very dangerous and the doctors,therapists and psychologists are all extremely rude to deal with.
For those of you who disbelieve this post walk in there for your self and make your own decisions.
For those of you who disbelieve this post walk in there for your self and make your own decisions.
