Alcohol Treatment Centers Manchester, NH

Men with co-occurring mental illness and substance use disorder can begin or resume the recovery process at WestBridge’s dual diagnosis residential treatment program in Manchester, New Hampshire. The initial goal for males entering our dual diagnosis residential treatment program is to foster a sense of safety. We provide a welcoming, pleasant, and wellness-focused environment. Our buildings are purposefully built to Read more...

In today’s society, substance addiction and alcohol-related disorders are widespread. They’re known to start as early as middle school and affect people of all social classes, races, and cultures. School troubles, work problems, financial problems, relationship problems, profit-driven crimes, violent crimes, suicide, traffic accidents resulting in injury and death, and crippling health problems are all linked to alcohol and substance Read more...

When you call our scheduling department, a trained team of mental health specialists will assess your individual needs and assist you in finding the right treatment. You will then be sent to a specific program within our care system. We collaborate with you to arrive at an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan. We’ll help you understand your diagnosis so you Read more...

Families in Transition offers specialized treatment programs for anyone in the community who struggles with substance use and mental health illnesses, as well as care and support for those with substance use disorders. Individual therapy and case management are provided in our Intensive Outpatient programs to address the individual’s particular goals while in treatment. This stage of treatment allows individuals Read more...

To prescribe and supervise the use of psychiatric medications, our Medication Services team of certified psychiatrists and nurse practitioners collaborates across all of our programs. This service is available at Bedford Counseling Associates for those who have finished their therapy through one of our programs or who require a pharmaceutical regimen that is being monitored. Your treatment plan will always Read more...

Treatment for addiction and mental illness is more difficult than it should be. There has been a lot of fancy research written about addiction and therapy.Only if you’re willing to join us in redefining what’s possible can we work together. That implies you must attend and engage in group therapy at least three times per week. Some of our more Read more...