WCMHN-Torrington - CT.gov
Mental Health • Winsted, CT • Since 1996
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Last gathered July 11, 2026. How our information is sourced · Report incorrect information
About
WCMHN (Western Connecticut Mental Health Network) is a CT government agency overseeing Region 5 mental health services, with three state-operated Local Mental Health Authorities in Waterbury, Danbury, and Torrington. Headquartered in Torrington, CT, and founded in 1996, WCMHN coordinates clinical, fiscal, and administrative oversight and serves about 1,000 clients annually across 44 towns in Region 5. Deborah Lawrence, MA, LPC, serves as CEO, directing outpatient and related services and collaborating with community partners to support trauma-informed, recovery-oriented, culturally competent care. For Torrington (Winsted area context), WCMHN operates as part of the regional network under DMHAS, aligning local mental health services and system development for residents in that region. Contact: 203-805-6432 or 203-805-6400.
Services Offered
Not published.
Insurance & Payment
DMHAS facilities will not discriminate in the provision of health care services to an individual.
Languages Spoken
Not published.
FAQs
Is there any constraint on paying for service?
No one will be denied service for inability to pay. Medicaid and Medicare accepted.
Commitments
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: positive
- Rehab.com: 3.3/5 (10 reviews)
Patients praise
- Compassionate and respectful staff team (therapists, psychiatrists, nurses, case managers).
- Comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to care.
- Supportive services including assistance with housing, employment, and transportation.
- Inclusive community and recovery programs (Recovery and Wellness Center, peer support).
- Accessible services that do not deny care based on inability to pay.
Common complaints
- The facility may not be considered for individuals whose conditions are deemed not "serious enough" by some providers, although this can be disputed during the intake process.
"They set me up with an actual team of professionals: a therapist, a therapy group, a case manager, a psychiatrist, and a very kind nurse, all in the same place. They even gave me rides to appointments when I needed them... the improvement I've experienced is nothing I ever thought that ME of all people could even hope for."
- LocalityBiz user reviewSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 - sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Torrington health center reopens dental services after yearlong pause - Apr 22, 2026
- With federal cuts in sight, Community Health and Wellness Center boosts fundraising efforts | The Lakeville Journal - May 27, 2026
- Community Health & Wellness, Wheeler Health explore potential new network | The Lakeville Journal - Sep 10, 2025
- Wheeler, CHWC Sign Letter of Intent to Improve Health Care in Northwest Connecticut — MetroHartford Alliance - Aug 28, 2025
- State awards community health centers $80 million Medicaid funding boost | The Lakeville Journal - Jul 30, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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