Alcohol Treatment Centers Great Island, NH

Guests in Residential Inpatient located in Grafton County, NH, attend group treatment, educational workshops, recreational activities, guided meditation and yoga, 12-Step work, individual counseling, and fitness programming on a daily basis. They attend a full schedule of groups and activities Monday through Saturday, just as they did in Residential, but the focus of the programming turns to how to maintain Read more...

Intensive Outpatient Therapy (IOP) is a type of substance abuse treatment in which patients contact the treatment team for a few hours each week. This program is more time-consuming and involves a variety of services such as group meetings and specialized programming. It normally meets for several weeks on weekdays. This intensive outpatient treatment center is located in Plymouth, NH Read more...

Horizons’ Nathan Brody Intensive Outpatient Program located in Belknap County, NH. Addiction is a chronic, persistent, and potentially lethal condition that affects over 15 million people in the United States. At least four times as many people — family, friends, and coworkers – are affected by addiction. Alcoholism and drug addiction have little regard for a person’s gender, race, age, Read more...

Sky Counseling Services LLC has been providing recovery services to those in Laconia, New Hampshire, who are struggling with alcohol and drug addiction. Sky Counseling Services LLC, as a result, provides a wide range of services, including Cognitive/behavioral Therapy, Telemedicine Therapy, Anger Management, and others, all of which are based on its unique approaches to addiction rehabilitation and treatment. This Read more...

Our Bristol, NH outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment center is for people who are on the verge of entering the world of more serious issues. You could be recovering or going through a difficult moment and finding it difficult to cope on your own. It’s a red signal when substance addiction – drugs, alcohol, or anything else – crosses a Read more...

Through our community partners, our ROAD Program provides a combination of Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) and Behavioral Health services, which we feel is the finest recipe for recovery. To that end, patients engaged in the ROAD program are required to participate in both MAT and Behavioral Health programs. We follow the abstinence model, which means that drug or alcohol use Read more...