South Boston Collaborative Center
 
 

Joseph Nee

South Boston Collaborative Center 

 
 
 
 
@sobocollaborativecenter
No One Chooses an Eating Disorder 💙 Someone you love may be struggling with an eating disorder—and your support matters. Here’s how you can help: ✔️ Listen without judgment – Avoid commenting on their body or eating habits. ✔️ Edu
Group Therapy Services at SBCC Group therapy or individual counseling? What works best for you? Group therapy can actually be more rewarding than some people expect. For one thing, a group can provide support and perspective from peers. Hearing th
“I’m Telling the Truth but I’m Lying" – This powerful memoir by Bassey Ikpi takes us inside the experience of living with bipolar disorder and anxiety, breaking the silence around mental health in Black communities. Bass
Big thanks to State Rep. David Biele @davidbiele_ma and State Senator Nick Collins @nickcollinsma for stopping by the Collaborative! 🙌 Their advocacy at the State House helps us provide vital services to more low-income families here in our commu
🌎💙 On Random Acts of Kindness Day… Let's make the world a little brighter. A smile, a kind word, or a small gesture of generosity can have a powerful impact—on others, and our own mental well-being too. Today, challenge yourself to do
If you or someone you know is a COA, you are not alone. There is hope, support, and healing available. 💙 Check out NACoA.org or @nacoa_usa #SouthBostonCollaborativeCenter #COAAwarenessWeek2025 #COA #ChildrenOfAddiction #YouAreNotAlone
Love and Recovery If you’re supporting someone in recovery, your love makes a difference. If you’re in recovery, remember: You are loved, and you deserve healthy, supportive relationships. ❤️ #SouthBostonCollaborativeCenter #LoveAndRec
Love Yourself First Recovery isn’t just about healing relationships with others—it’s about learning to love yourself. Self-care, forgiveness, and personal growth are essential parts of the journey. Be kind to yourself. You are worth
BHM Spotlight: Dr. Carl Bell Dr. Carl Bell (1947–2019) was a visionary psychiatrist, researcher, and mental health advocate who dedicated his life to addressing trauma, violence, and mental health disparities in Black communities. He worked
🔎 What is a COA? COA stands for Children of Addiction—kids who grow up in families where a parent or caregiver struggles with alcohol or substance use disorder. For many COAs, life at home can be unpredictable. They may feel shame, fear, or
BHM Spotlight: Dr. Joy Harden Bradford – Therapy for Black Girls 🖤Mental health should be accessible, relatable, and stigma-free—and that’s exactly what Dr. Joy Harden Bradford is working toward. As the founder of Therapy for Bla
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Mission

We provide quality substance use and mental health treatment services to residents of the Greater Boston community, regardless of status or ability to pay.

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Over 25 years of service

Making mental health care and substance use treatment more accessible through telehealth, onsite individual and group therapy, and case management services.

 

“I always think of the Collaborative Center when I need help.”

 

Creating positive change in our communities

25+

Years Serving THE communitY

 
 
 

10k+

clients served

 

October 6, 2022

“It’s been a privilege to work with those in the recovery community because every day I am continually in awe and energized by people’s resilience and what the human spirit and body is able to overcome.”

~MA Governor Maura Healey

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our services

We offer individual and group couseling, as well as case management and telehealth. Visit our Services page to learn more.

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As a nonprofit organization, we depend on the support of the community. Your donation allows us to continue to provide services and give back to South Boston and the communities of Greater Boston.