The Kenneth Peters Center for Recovery – Rego Park is an OASAS-licensed outpatient substance use treatment program located in Rego Park, Queens, offering structured clinical care for adults whose alcohol or drug use has begun undermining daily life, roles, relationships, or emotional wellbeing. It is part of The Kenneth Peters Center for Recovery network, which operates multiple outpatient facilities across New York and integrates evidence-informed recovery work into clients’ everyday routines rather than residential placement.
Comprehensive Outpatient Care Designed for Everyday Life
At the Rego Park location, individuals participate in outpatient counseling, intensive outpatient programming (IOP) and recovery planning that include individual therapy, group sessions, relapse-prevention education, coping-skill development, and behavioral strategies tailored to each person’s needs. This allows clients to stay connected with work, family, and community responsibilities while engaging in structured recovery support.
Holistic, Evidence-informed Treatment Framework
The program draws on evidence-informed practices such as cognitive behavioral approaches, motivational guidance, and psychoeducational interventions, and may coordinate with medication-assisted treatment (MAT) when appropriate to help manage cravings or co-occurring conditions. The emphasis is on practical skill building and sustained behavioral change anchored in clients’ real-world contexts.
Peer and Community-Linked Support
Rego Park’s outpatient care is supported by peer-guided encouragement and connection with community resources, helping individuals access additional services, referrals, and continuity of care. Group work, peer support, and recovery education promote accountability, resilience, and a network-based approach to long-term stability.
An Outpatient Program That Fits Real-World Responsibilities
Because services are delivered in an outpatient setting, participants remain in their daily environments, maintaining daily routines, work, school, and family life, while engaging in recovery work designed to translate directly into everyday living and long-term wellness.
