View of the Lowell skyline, a short drive away from Pillars Health Group's mental health and addiction treatment center in Tewksbury, Massachusetts.

Outpatient Mental Health Treatment in Lowell, MA 01852

An outside shot of the Tewksbury location for Pillars Health group.

890 East Street

Tewksbury, Massachusetts 01876


Program Hours: Monday – Friday

  • 9:00 am – 3:30 pm
  • 5:30 pm – 9:00 pm

Full-Day Outpatient Treatment

Half-Day Outpatient Treatment

Aftercare

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Local Treatment in Lowell

Editor’s note: Pillars Health Group does not operate a facility in Lowell, MA, but we are a short drive away. This page is intended to provide local resources and nearby treatment options for Lowell residents.

Finding mental health support can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re not sure where to turn. If you live in Lowell, Massachusetts, it’s important to understand the options available to you.

On this page, we’ll outline emergency resources and other mental health treatment information for Lowell residents. Whether you’re seeking immediate support, outpatient care, or a nearby treatment center, you’ll have the information you need to make an informed decision.

While Pillars Health Group does not have a physical location in Lowell, we offer comprehensive treatment services at our nearby facilities, conveniently located within a short drive. For adults, we have a mental health facility in South Portland, Maine, and an addiction treatment/mental health rehab center in Tewksbury, Massachusetts. For adolescents, we have a teen mental health center in Concord, Massachusetts.

We work with individuals and families from Lowell every day, helping them access high-quality mental health care close to home. Our goal is to make treatment accessible, transparent, and tailored to each person’s needs. Our services include personalized outpatient programs, a range of therapeutic approaches, individual counseling, and family support resources.

Our Outpatient Programs for Adults

Full-Day Outpatient Treatment

Our Full-Day Outpatient Treatment Program is our highest level of outpatient care, designed for individuals facing more severe mental health challenges. It’s ideal for those who need structured, comprehensive support during the day but do not require 24/7 residential supervision.

This immersive program combines evidence-based therapies with interactive recovery-focused activities, all led by master’s-level clinicians and supported by peer engagement. It provides a focused, supportive environment where individuals can fully dedicate themselves to their recovery.

Half-Day Outpatient Treatment

Our Half-Day Outpatient Treatment Program is designed for individuals experiencing moderate to severe mental health concerns who benefit from structured support but don’t require a full-day level of care.

This program provides focused therapy and counseling during part of the day, giving clients access to consistent, meaningful treatment while maintaining a level of independence. It’s a great option for those who want to continue managing work, family, or other daily responsibilities alongside their care.

Emergency Resources in Lowell, MA

Lowell Community Health Center

161 Jackson Street

Lowell, MA 01852

Lowell Police Department

50 Arcand Drive

Lowell, MA 01852

Lowell Fire Department

99 Moody Street

Lowell, MA 01852

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Healing in Middlesex County

View of Lowell, a short drive away from Pillars Health Group's mental health and addiction treatment center in Tewksbury, Massachusetts.

Lowell, Massachusetts, is a historic and culturally rich city that blends its industrial heritage with a vibrant, modern community. Known for its diverse population, strong local pride, and scenic canal system, Lowell offers a unique environment for living, working, and accessing support services.

The city features a variety of attractions, including historic sites, museums, and outdoor spaces that reflect its role in America’s Industrial Revolution. Residents and visitors can explore areas like Lowell National Historical Park, walk along the Merrimack River, or enjoy the city’s growing arts, dining, and entertainment scene.

Lowell is conveniently located near major highways such as I-495 and Route 3, and is also accessible via the MBTA commuter rail, making travel to Pillars – Tewksbury and surrounding areas simple. Its location provides easy access to a range of healthcare providers and treatment centers throughout the region.

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Personalized Treatment in Lowell

A young woman getting outpatient mental health and addiction treatment at Pillars Health Group.

At Pillars Health Group, we know that no two paths to recovery look the same. That’s why we design individualized treatment plans for each person, addressing both mental health challenges and substance use concerns. Our team is committed to providing the guidance, education, and support needed to encourage lasting healing and real progress.

Our flexible, evidence-based programs are built to support individuals facing mental health and addiction issues while accommodating different schedules and lifestyles. Led by licensed clinicians, our comprehensive services help clients rediscover purpose, strengthen confidence, and build healthy coping skills for long-term success.

We offer a variety of outpatient therapy options, including individual therapy, group counseling, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and trauma-informed care.

If you’re ready to take the next step toward recovery, reach out to Pillars Health Group today. Our caring admissions team is here to support you—call (855) 828-0575.

3 Easy Ways to Start an Admission

Whether you choose to call us directly, use our simple contact form, or have us verify your insurance coverage, you'll deal directly with one of our knowledgeable admissions counselors. Each has been specially trained to guide you through our admissions process while making you feel like you're talking to a friend. In fact, all of our admissions counselors have walked in your shoes and experienced long-term recovery for themselves. Contact us today.