Alcohol Treatment Centers Tinkerville, NH

Substance Use Disorders At Northeast Kingdom Human Services, we are here to help you with your substance use issues.  We look at the whole person during treatment.  We evaluate the causes of why an individual might be choosing to use.  We offer healing of the underlying pain as part of our treatment approach. Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC) Are Read more...

The BAART outpatient alcohol program located in Caledonia County in Saint Johnsbury, VT. Opioid use disorder is a chronic, relapsing condition that requires medical and psychosocial intervention. Treatment on demand and lowering access barriers are crucial to ensuring that treatments are available when individuals need them. Individualized treatment can best match the patients’ needs and assist them in progressing through Read more...

The North Country Regional Prevention Network is part of the North Country Public Health Network, and it collaborates with the state’s other 12 prevention networks and partners to share solutions for addressing the effects of alcohol and drug addiction at the state level. Locally, the Network works with schools to adopt proven techniques to enhance school climates and to train Read more...

Each Valley Vista gender-specific program has been developed to provide treatment in an intimate, safe and secure therapeutic environment offering an assurance of anonymity, respect, dignity and validation for all program participants. Valley Vista inpatient treatment programs offer services from medically supervised detoxification to discharge and comprehensive aftercare planning, ensuring every participant departs with a continuum of care plan that Read more...

The Clara Martin Center is a community-based, non-profit organization that provides acute and long-term behavioral health treatment and drug misuse services in Bradford, VT, which is in Orange County. In 1966, the Clara Martin Center (previously Orange County Mental Health Services, Inc.) was established. Our origins can be traced back to local clergy and social service professionals who perceived a Read more...

Adult outpatient substance misuse treatments, programs, counseling, and groups are provided to adults in order to promote healthy lifestyles by lessening the destructive consequences of alcohol and other drugs on the client, family, and community. Individuals must be at least 18 years old to participate. IOP stands for Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) The IOP’s goals are to reduce harm, foster Read more...