Granite Recovery Centers
To treat the whole person and encourage sustained abstinence, Granite Recovery Centers provides a wide range of specialized addiction treatment programs and treatment modalities. Recreational therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, yoga, trauma therapy, 12-step facilitation, harm reduction, goal setting, and discharge planning are just some of the services that are offered.
Meditation, spiritual direction, therapeutic writing, and health and wellness-focused courses are some other examples of holistic offerings. Methadone, Suboxone, and Vivitrol are all available as medication-assisted treatments for clients with opioid use disorders.
Blueprint Recovery Center
Blueprint Recovery combines evidence-based programs, holistic modalities, and gender-specific services to treat substance abuse and any underlying mental health issues. Case management, aftercare planning, relapse prevention training, reiki, personal training, 12-step facilitation, group therapy, individual therapy, recreational therapy, expressive arts therapies, motivational interviewing, medication assistance, cognitive behavioral therapy, and dialectical behavioral therapy are all part of the treatment spectrum. Each person’s plan will be tailored to their unique needs. In consultation with their care providers, patients decide which treatments will be most helpful and for how long.
New Freedom Academy
Twenty people are accepted into the inpatient drug rehab program at New Freedom Academy at any given time to treat alcoholism or substance abuse. Clients engage in evidence-based therapies, 12-step programs, peer workshops, and mindfulness-based holistic therapies while remaining abstinent throughout their entire treatment program.
Medication is offered to both men and women at New Freedom who are experiencing withdrawal symptoms that are hindering their recovery. To make their program accessible to as many people as possible, New Freedom, a 12-step-based facility, does not exclusively adhere to any one religion or spiritual teaching.
Avenues Recovery Center in New England
There are varying degrees of care available, and Avenues Recovery Center provides them all. Support groups, individual therapy, family programs, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, immersion in the 12 steps, yoga, recreational activities, psychiatric care, various medical services, and medication assistance, if necessary, are all part of the individualized treatment plans offered.
Clients experiencing alcohol withdrawal may be offered Vivitrol for treatment. With facilities spread out all over the United States, Avenues is a leading provider of substance abuse services. Also available to all clients are gourmet meals, 12-step meetings, weekend activities, and sober social events.
Green Mountain Treatment Center
Green Mountain’s clients collaborate with their treatment team to create a unique regimen of drug rehabilitation services. They are a 12-step treatment center, so its services not only aid clients in the recovery process but also treat all relevant factors that contribute to the individual’s overall well-being.
Wellness Recovery Action Plans, Seeking Safety groups, anger management, dialectical behavior therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and relapse prevention programs are just some of the evidence-based offerings here. Lifelong recovery skills like helping others, managing one’s own emotions, and changing negative thought patterns are what it’s all about.
Farnum Center
Farnum Center’s addiction recovery programs are grounded in several different modalities, the most prominent of which is called the Three Principles of Mind, Thought, and Consciousness. Clients will be provided with a personalized schedule that is both structured and comprehensive, guiding them through the entire procedure.
Individual therapy, group therapy, aftercare planning, medication management, and recovery activities can all be helpful. After a patient has completed a residential or PHP program, they may be eligible for virtual outpatient therapies. For their patients’ convenience, Farnum accepts most major insurance plans and may also provide various forms of financial assistance.
Concord Metro Treatment Center
The Concord Metro Treatment Center in Concord, New Hampshire, is a medication-assisted treatment facility that specializes in treating adult males and females experiencing withdrawal from opioid use disorders. Methadone, Suboxone, and buprenorphine are some of the medications that can be obtained here.
Clients will also have the opportunity to engage in group therapy, family programs, and individual therapy, with the option to be referred to more extensive or long-term care elsewhere if necessary. Concord serves the surrounding communities of Loudon, Chichester, Epsom, Pembroke, Hooksett, Canterbury, Webster, Warner, and Pittsfield.
West Lebanon Comprehensive Treatment Center
West Lebanon Comprehensive can offer the safest method of withdrawal by providing access to medically supervised detox as an outpatient service.
Treatment is available for adults (both sexes) experiencing withdrawal symptoms from substances like heroin, prescription pills, and opioids. Methadone is the primary drug of choice here, but other options may be made available on demand.
Clients will be required to undergo assessments and medical evaluations before being prescribed any medications to ensure that this is the optimal course of treatment. Individual therapy, group therapy, and skill development are also available as part of addiction treatment.
ROAD to a Better Life – Somersworth
The ROAD program in New Hampshire started as a Suboxone MAT center, but they’ve since expanded to include other types of treatment for substance abuse as well.
Clients will have access to medication to alleviate withdrawal symptoms as well as individual and group therapy to address the underlying conditions or areas of one’s life that may have contributed to drug use.
These treatments encourage patients to become more self-aware, increase their motivation to change, and connect them with local resources so they always have someone to turn to when times get tough. Psychotherapy, family programs, and cognitive-behavioral therapy are some of the other options.