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Summary for user query: Mental Health Resources - Mansfield, CT Mansfield - The Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS) is a state government agency that provides mental health and substance use prevention, treatment, and recovery services across Connecticut, with a focus on adults who lack financial means. - DMHAS promotes community-based, recovery-oriented care, offering residential, supportive, rehabilitative, and crisis-intervention services. In addition to general services, they run programs for special populations (e.g., HIV/AIDS, criminal justice-involved, problem gambling, pregnant women with substance use, TBI or hearing impairment, co-occurring disorders, and youth aging out of DCF). - Region and reach: DMHAS operates in five human service regions across Connecticut and aims to deliver services in community settings rather than inpatient facilities whenever possible. - How to contact or locate: Headquarters in Middletown, CT, with multiple offices statewide. Main phone: 860-418-7000. Official site: ct.gov/dmhas. - Local relevance: For Mansfield, CT residents seeking mental health or addiction services, DMHAS provides statewide resources and community-based options; specific Mansfield-area contacts are not listed on this page, but DMHAS oversees services across Connecticut and can direct you to nearest regional offices or providers. If you want, I can pull the closest DMHAS offices to Mansfield, CT or provide direct links to Mansfield-area mental health resources.