12 Best Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers in New Hampshire 2026: Detox, Residential & Insurance Options

Levels of Care: Detox | Residential | Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) | Dual Diagnosis | Partial Hospitalization (PHP) | Intensive Outpatient (IOP) | Outpatient | Aftercare

Why We Selected Avenues Recovery Center at Dublin

Avenues Recovery Center at Dublin is located in a serene setting surrounded by trees and open green spaces, just a little over a mile from downtown. This peaceful environment gives clients the chance to get out of their normal routines that may contribute to substance use and focus on recovery in a distraction-free environment. Those in treatment at this rehab have access to gourmet meals, a full gym and local transportation services. Rooms are equipped with en suite bathrooms, and clients can spend time in the lounge areas or outdoor spaces during free time.

Treatment at Avenues Recovery Center at Dublin includes a full continuum of care, from detox to aftercare, to support clients throughout the recovery journey. The detox program helps those struggling with cravings and physical dependence manage withdrawal safely and ensures they’re medically stable before continuing with treatment. During residential, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient treatment, clients participate in a mixture of group and individual sessions using cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and motivational interviewing. Family and couples counseling is also available for those who want to address issues with loved ones during treatment.

Good Fit For:

• People with an interest in expressive arts therapy and holistic treatments, such as yoga and meditation
• Clients with co-occurring mental health disorders that require psychiatric care
• Those needing transportation assistance to and from appointments
• Individuals who prefer a recovery program that’s in a more rural, secluded area
• Adults seeking a rehab with an alumni program that includes ongoing check-ins with a counselor and community outings

May Not Be the Best Fit For:

• Those preferring a smoke-free campus, as this facility allows smoking in specific outdoor areas and has vape vending machines on-site
• Adults seeking an outpatient-only addiction treatment program
• People wanting a private room

Questions to Ask Before Admission:

• How does the care team at Avenues Recovery Center at Dublin determine when a client is ready to step down to the next level of treatment?
• How often does the intensive outpatient program meet?
• Is assistance available with life skills development or workforce re-entry?
• What’s the process for a detox intake during nontraditional hours?
• What types of therapy and support resources are available to family members of clients?

Levels of Care: Medical Detox | Residential | Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) | Dual Diagnosis | Partial Hospitalization (PHP) | Intensive Outpatient (IOP) | Virtual IOP | Outpatient | Aftercare

Why We Selected Green Mountain Treatment Center

Green Mountain Treatment Center is nestled in the White Mountains, on a 77-acre campus surrounded by forests and a short walk from the Green Mountain Trailhead. This peaceful setting is the backdrop for a structured, evidence-based recovery program that treats addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders through a step-down continuum of care. The residential program includes both short-term and long-term stays, depending on the client’s needs, and the facility uses the Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) framework to take a holistic, person-focused approach to addiction and recovery.

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) in group, individual and family therapy sessions are the foundation of the program at each level of care. Clients can also participate in art and music therapy, yoga classes and meditation times, and wilderness therapy promotes strong peer relationships and self-esteem through confidence-building activities and exercises.

Green Mountain Treatment Center provides trauma-informed care, including a dedicated treatment track for veterans that includes accelerated resolution therapy (ART), cognitive processing therapy (CPT) and eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR). The center also offers the Seeking Safety program, which can help those with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Good Fit For:

• Clients wanting the option of a long- or short-term residential program
• Veterans seeking a dedicated treatment track that addresses the trauma and experiences of those who’ve served in the military
• People wanting a strong relapse prevention component to treatment
• Adults who enjoy the outdoors and wilderness-based activities
• Those seeking a secluded, nature-based campus

May Not Be the Best Fit For:

• Individuals with acute mental health crises who need to be stabilized before moving into treatment
• Clients who aren’t interested in a recovery program based on the 12 steps
• Teens or adolescents, as this facility only treats those aged 18 and older

Questions to Ask Before Admission:

• Is virtual therapy an option for all clients, or does it need to be approved on a case-by-case basis?
• Are there alternatives to outdoor activities and wilderness therapy for those with physical limitations?
• What specific support does the care team offer members of the LGBTQ+ community?
• Are there gender-specific therapy groups, or is the entire program coed?
• What are the main differences between the long-term and short-term residential programs?

Levels of Care: Medical Detox | Residential | Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) | Dual Diagnosis | Partial Hospitalization (PHP) | Intensive Outpatient (IOP) | Virtual IOP | Aftercare

Why We Selected Guardian Recovery – Plymouth House

Guardian Recovery’s Plymouth House is located on a farm-like campus that spans 60 acres in the foothills of the White Mountains. The grounds include multiple buildings for addiction treatment, recreational activities and daily living. Clients can find a quiet place to meditate, stroll the gardens or play a game of basketball with other residents. Optional private rooms are available for those who prefer to have their own space to relax at the end of the day.

The program at Plymouth House earned Newsweek’s No. 1 spot on its list of best addiction treatment centers in the Northeast in 2024. The award-winning program balances evidence-based care and a holistic approach to recovery. Clients learn more about how addiction works and what individual factors contribute to their substance use through therapy sessions, psychoeducation and experiential therapies. Yoga, nutritional counseling and recreational activities help clients reconnect with themselves and the world around them without substances. Medical and psychiatric services are also available on-site for those with physical or mental health needs.

Good Fit For:

• Self-employed professionals who need access to electronic devices during business hours
• Clients wanting a private room during recovery
• Adults seeking an intensive outpatient program, including a virtual option, that offers more flexibility for work and family obligations
• Those looking for a peaceful, farm-like setting for addiction treatment
• Individuals taking a long-term approach to recovery who want the option of multiple step-down levels and consistent support

May Not Be the Best Fit For:

• Those seeking a treatment program that provides spa-like amenities, such as massage therapy or saunas
• Clients wanting a completely secular approach to treatment, as Guardian Recovery – Plymouth House is built around the 12 steps
• People who don’t want to participate in complementary activities, such as yoga or nutritional counseling

Questions to Ask Before Admission:

• Are private rooms available on a first-come, first-served basis, or do they cost more?
• Is there time in the daily schedule for exploring the gardens and grounds?
• What are the limitations on when and how electronics are allowed for business professionals?
• What case management services are available at Guardian Recovery – Plymouth House?
• What happens if a client has or develops a more serious health condition than the medical care team is equipped to manage?

Levels of Care: Detox | Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) | Dual Diagnosis | Intensive Outpatient (IOP) | Outpatient | Aftercare

Why We Selected Avenues Recovery Center at New England

Avenues Recovery Center at New England is located in Concord, with easy access to Concord Municipal Airport, Interstates 393 and 93 and Route 106. It’s in a quiet area of town near several businesses, but it still has plenty of trees and green spaces for a more scenic feel. While this facility offers outpatient care, it partners with Sober Living New Hampshire to provide supportive housing while clients are in treatment. This means clients from outside the area can easily access treatment and have a supportive sober environment for recovery.

The detox and outpatient treatment program takes place in a modern facility with on-site laundry, a gym and gourmet meals. Clinicians use dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), motivational interviewing and expressive arts therapy in both group and individual sessions. Family and couples therapy is also available for those who want to address problematic family dynamics or relationship issues. Daily 12-step meetings are held on-site, and clients can participate in activities such as yoga classes and weekend outings.

Good Fit For:

• Adults seeking an outpatient treatment program that can work around career and family obligations
• Individuals wanting to get out of their current environment and into supportive housing during treatment
• Clients wanting a mixture of evidence-based and holistic care options
• People open to acknowledging a higher power, as this facility offers 12-step groups
• Individuals who need help obtaining a job, as Avenues Recovery at New England offers a workforce re-entry program

May Not Be the Best Fit For:

• Clients seeking an inpatient level of care or supportive housing at the same location
• Individuals looking for a treatment program that includes many nature activities and wilderness therapy
• Those with acute psychiatric care needs

Questions to Ask Before Admission:

• Is transportation assistance provided from supportive housing to Avenues Recovery at New England?
• What types of classes and workshops does this treatment program offer?
• Is treatment coed or separated by gender?
• Can couples attend treatment together?
• Are take-home doses available for those using medication-assisted treatment?

Levels of Care: Medical Detox | Residential | Medication-Assisted Treatment | Dual Diagnosis | Aftercare

Why We Selected The Granite House

Located in the quiet community of Derry, The Granite House offers medically supervised detox and a residential program for those with substance use disorders. It’s just minutes from I-93 and only a 45-minute drive from Boston, making it a convenient treatment option for those in Derry and the surrounding areas. This facility is part of the Granite Recovery Centers umbrella and is specifically for those with Medicaid coverage, making it an accessible, low-cost treatment option for many.

The Granite House uses both behavioral therapy and medication-assisted treatment to address the physical and emotional aspects of addiction. It uses the Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) structure to give clients the skills and tools they need to succeed in daily life during and after structured treatment. The care team provides trauma-based therapy, including the Seeking Safety program, as well as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT).

This facility provides specific treatment tracks for veterans, young adults and those with mental health disorders. These dedicated programs help clients address the unique challenges of their circumstances and provide a sense of camaraderie in group sessions. Twelve-step groups are available for additional peer support.

Good Fit For:

• Clients seeking an addiction treatment program that accepts Medicaid
• Those needing a residential level of care to address severe and moderate substance use disorder
• Individuals with co-occurring mental health disorders who need dual diagnosis care
• Adults seeking trauma-informed care providers
• Veterans and young adults wanting a dedicated treatment track

May Not Be the Best Fit For:

• Those with insurance coverage outside of Medicaid
• People wanting to incorporate alternative and holistic therapies in their care plan
• Clients seeking a facility that offers multiple levels of step-down care

Questions to Ask Before Admission:

• Does the aftercare program include referrals to ongoing outpatient treatment?
• Are rooms at The Granite House private or shared?
• Is attending 12-step groups required as part of treatment?
• How does the WRAP structure apply to daily life?
• What part of treatment is different for those in the population-specific tracks?

Levels of Care: Residential | Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) | Mental Health Program | Dual Diagnosis | Partial Hospitalization (PHP) | Intensive Outpatient (IOP) | Virtual Care | Aftercare

Why We Selected Canterbury Behavioral Health

Located in rural Canterbury, which is home to fewer than 3,000 people, Canterbury Behavioral Health provides 24/7 support and a serene environment for recovery surrounded by nature. The residential program is limited to 20 beds, keeping a low staff-to-client ratio and a more intimate atmosphere where residents can build relationships through group therapy and peer support meetings. This facility treats co-occurring substance use disorders in those with severe primary mental health conditions, such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and schizoaffective disorders.

Clients are treated by master’s-level clinicians who use tools such as dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and trauma-informed therapy to address the challenges of mental health and substance use. The facility offers partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs for step-down treatment, and telehealth services may be an option for those who qualify. Canterbury Behavioral Health also has specialized programming for young adults and veterans and helps clients with anger management, grief and loss and illness management and recovery.

Good Fit For:

• Adults with severe mental health disorders
• Clients seeking medication-assisted treatment for opioid and/or alcohol use disorder
• People wanting a long-term plan for recovery that includes step-down care
• Those looking for a program that includes a strong aftercare component
• Adults interested in a nature-based campus in a rural area

May Not Be the Best Fit For:

• Those under 18, as Canterbury Behavioral Health only treats adults
• Clients without transportation, as the location isn’t convenient to public transit
• Individuals with substance use disorder as a primary diagnosis instead of a co-occurring diagnosis

Questions to Ask Before Admission:

• Given the limited number of beds, how long does it typically take to be admitted to Canterbury Behavioral Health?
• How does the care team balance treatment for mental health disorders and substance abuse?
• What types of therapy are used during treatment?
• At what point during treatment may a client qualify for telehealth services?
• Is medication management handled on-site, or does it require an outside pharmacy?

Levels of Care: Ambulatory Detox | Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) | Dual Diagnosis | Partial Hospitalization (PHP) | Intensive Outpatient (IOP) | Outpatient | Virtual Care | Aftercare

Why We Selected Clear Steps Recovery

Clear Steps Recovery is an outpatient drug and alcohol addiction treatment program conveniently located minutes from I-93 and close to shops and restaurants. It offers medication-assisted treatment for both alcohol and opioids and provides comprehensive behavioral therapy and holistic treatments in its partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs. Clients learn about their triggers and how to manage stressors in healthier ways through group and individual therapy, and wellness-based services, such as sound therapy, yoga, breathwork and Reiki, strengthen the mind-body connection and support overall well-being.

This facility is an approved VA Community Care provider and provides trauma-informed treatment for veterans, first responders and other trauma-exposed professionals. It also has a dedicated postpartum program for mothers navigating recovery during early parenthood and a college track for young adults who need to participate in treatment around school responsibilities. Those needing additional flexibility can also attend evening IOP sessions.

Clear Steps Recovery has a health realization program for those seeking a mindfulness-based approach to addiction recovery. The program focuses on learning how to reconnect with yourself physically, mentally and spiritually to increase resilience and self-confidence. It aims to address the root causes of addiction and help clients identify the thoughts and feelings that could be behind addiction and harmful, impulsive decisions.

Good Fit For:

• Clients seeking a program that offers ambulatory detox services
• Individuals with jobs during traditional working hours who need an evening IOP option
• New mothers needing additional support with the responsibilities of parenthood and maintaining sobriety during this time
• Those looking for gender-specific treatment programs
• Adults seeking a recovery program that offers holistic therapies, such as Reiki, sound therapy and breathwork

May Not Be the Best Fit For:

• Individuals with severe substance use disorder that necessitates a residential or inpatient level of care
• Clients seeking a secluded, nature-based campus away from the city
• Those looking for a strictly clinical approach to addiction treatment

Questions to Ask Before Admission:

• What standards does a facility have to meet to be a VA Community Care provider?
• What specific support services are available to new mothers?
• Does the health realization program only include those with substance use disorder?
• What’s the difference between traditional detox and ambulatory detox?
• How often is counseling offered to alumni as part of the aftercare program?

Levels of Care: Medication-Assisted Treatment | Mental Health Program | Dual Diagnosis | Partial Hospitalization (PHP) | Intensive Outpatient (IOP) | Outpatient

Why We Selected Trailhead Treatment Center

Trailhead Treatment Center is dually licensed by the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services for mental health and substance abuse treatment, making it an excellent option for those with co-occurring disorders. Founded by those in recovery, this facility takes a holistic approach to treatment, with both evidence-based and alternative therapies. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is used in individual and group sessions, and clients can participate in movement-based therapies, Reiki, ear acupuncture and nature-based activities to complement clinical treatments.

The staff at Trailhead Treatment Center are committed to an inclusive environment. The program materials use nonbinary language, and the center welcomes those of all identities and orientations. While most of the programming is coed, it offers women-only tracks for partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient care for those who’ve experienced domestic violence or sexual trauma and want a gender-specific environment.

The facility is easy to access from other parts of Salem and the surrounding area via I-93 or Route 28, and the Cooperative Alliance for Regional Transportation (CART) offers low-cost curb-to-curb ride services for those who need help getting to treatment. Staff can also help clients participating in the partial hospitalization program find supportive housing in the area through local sober living homes.

Good Fit For:

• Those interested in extensive holistic therapies, such as Reiki, ear acupuncture and sound therapy
• Women seeking a gender-specific track for partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient treatment
• Clients who prefer a facility that allows smoking and vaping breaks
• Adults seeking a program that partners with local supportive housing during partial hospitalization treatment
• Individuals with primary mental health disorders looking for a dually licensed program

May Not Be the Best Fit For:

• Clients wanting to go through detox and treatment at the same facility
• Those seeking a completely smoke-free campus
• Adults who aren’t interested in family therapy

Questions to Ask Before Admission:

• Why is Trailhead Treatment Center being duly licensed by the state for both mental health and substance use treatment important?
• What are the limitations on cell phone use during treatment?
• What milestones need to be met for a client to step down from PHP to IOP?
• How often are alternative therapies and holistic treatments incorporated into the daily or weekly schedule?
• How are medication management services handled?

Levels of Care: Dual Diagnosis | Partial Hospitalization (PHP) | Intensive Outpatient (IOP) | Community Integration Program (CIP) | Aftercare

Why We Selected WestBridge

WestBridge is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping those struggling with drug and alcohol addiction overcome substance abuse and start the journey toward long-term recovery. The outpatient campus offers partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient care in downtown Manchester, just a few blocks from the scenic Merrimack River. The office is located between I-293 and I-93, making it accessible to the rest of the town and surrounding areas.

Treatment programs address substance abuse from every angle. Clinicians use a variety of therapeutic methods, including acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), to help clients set achievable goals, build motivation and learn new coping skills. This facility also offers milieu therapy, which uses the immediate surrounding environment and everyday routines to help clients learn and practice healthier behaviors.

WestBridge is the only facility on this list that offers a community integration program for those with serious mental illnesses, including people with co-occurring substance use disorders. This program provides wraparound services and case management to support clients with every aspect of life, including financial management, housing, relationship building and independent life skills. Clients also have 24/7 access to the WestBridge team for immediate support and crisis intervention.

Good Fit For:

• Clients seeking a program that offers a large variety of therapeutic techniques and tools
• Individuals who can benefit from case management services and life skills development
• Adults with serious co-occurring mental health disorders
• Those needing help with crisis intervention and safety planning
• Clients seeking extensive family programming, including therapy, peer support and educational webinars

May Not Be the Best Fit For:

• Individuals residing in Manchester seeking a rehab program that takes them completely out of their current environment
• Clients dependent on opioids, alcohol or benzodiazepines who need to complete detox, as this facility doesn’t offer that level of care
• Adults seeking a full continuum of care at one location, including residential treatment

Questions to Ask Before Admission:

• What’s involved in Milieu therapy, and how does it apply to drug and alcohol addiction treatment?
• What support services and proactive strategies are available for those who’ve had multiple relapses?
• Can clients switch between the hybrid and in-person IOP programs as necessary?
• Are there specific eligibility requirements to participate in the Community Integration Program?
• How often do those on medications for co-occurring mental health disorders meet with a psychiatric practitioner?

Levels of Care: Detox | Residential | Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) | Dual Diagnosis | Intensive Outpatient (IOP) | Virtual IOP | Outpatient

Why We Selected Liberty Health Services

Liberty Health Services offers step-down treatment for those whose lives have been affected by substance use. The facility maintains a low client-to-staff ratio, and private rooms are available for both detox and residential care, providing a sense of comfort and privacy. Care plans are tailored to the client’s history and needs but may include a combination of individual and group therapy sessions, psychiatric care and movement-based therapies. This center provides yoga and MMA-style fitness training, so there’s something for everyone.

During detox at Liberty Health Services, clients meet with a nurse practitioner every day to ensure they’re as comfortable as possible and that any concerns are addressed quickly. In the residential program, clients can meet with a psychiatric practitioner weekly to handle medication management or dual diagnosis concerns. Case managers are also available to communicate with loved ones, liaise with a client’s employer for FMLA leave and create a customized aftercare plan. The residential level of care is kept to a maximum of 24 beds for a more intimate feel.

Good Fit For:

• Clients with busy schedules who prefer a virtual option for intensive outpatient treatment
• Those with moderate to severe substance use disorders who want a residential rehab facility
• Individuals wanting ongoing daily access to family members through built-in phone time
• Adults who prefer a program that offers private rooms for residential care
• Clients seeking a primarily clinical approach to addiction treatment

May Not Be the Best Fit For:

• Individuals seeking a full step-down continuum of care, as this location doesn’t offer a partial hospitalization program
• Those who enjoy spending a lot of time in nature and participating in outdoor activities
• Client looking for a treatment program that has a minimal number of group sessions

Questions to Ask Before Admission:

• What types of medications are used in MAT at Liberty Health Services?
• Do clients need a baseline level of fitness to participate in yoga or MMA-style training?
• Can the chef accommodate dietary allergies and preferences?
• What issues can case management services address?
• How long does the detox phase typically last?

Levels of Care: Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) | Dual Diagnosis | Partial Hospitalization (PHP) | Intensive Outpatient (IOP) | Outpatient | Virtual Care | Aftercare

Why We Selected Discover Health Group – Nashua

Discover Health Group – Nashua is located in Nashua’s business district, close to the Highway 3 and Route 111 interchange. It provides outpatient care for those with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions, such as anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

The partial hospitalization program runs from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., 5 days per week, to provide a structured schedule and intense level of care without requiring overnight stays. When clients are ready to step down to the intensive outpatient program, they have more flexibility, with morning, afternoon and evening sessions available three times per week. All levels of care at Discover Health Group – Nashua are also accessible virtually or through a hybrid program for those who have difficulty attending in person.

The addiction recovery program offers clients a variety of treatment options. Evidence-based care includes cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and psychoeducation. Holistic and alternative therapies, such as yoga, meditation and motivational exercise groups, are also provided to support overall wellness. One of the unique offerings at Discover Health Group – Nashua is the Dharma recovery method. This approach combines Buddhist principles with the traditional 12-step program to help clients connect to their inner wisdom and develop mindfulness practices without requiring them to acknowledge a higher power.

Good Fit For:

• Clients wanting the option of in-person, virtual or hybrid addiction treatment
• Executives and other professionals seeking a dedicated recovery track
• Individuals who need assistance with life skills training, resume building and other case management services
• Adults requiring transportation assistance to and from treatment
• Those who prefer secular peer support programs like SMART Recovery

May Not Be the Best Fit For:

• Clients requiring detox or residential levels of care
• Individuals seeking a more secluded atmosphere to prioritize recovery
• Those with severe mental health disorders or in acute psychiatric crisis

Questions to Ask Before Admission:

• How does the Dharma recovery structure fit with the 12-step model?
• Can clients choose IOP sessions that work for them on a given day, or do they have to commit to the morning, afternoon or evening schedule?
• What fitness activities are part of the motivational exercise groups?
• How is placement in off-site sober living coordinated for those who need it?
• How is the dedicated track for professionals different from the standard treatment program?

Levels of Care: Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) | Mental Health Program | Dual Diagnosis | Partial Hospitalization (PHP) | Intensive Outpatient (IOP) | Outpatient | Telehealth

Why We Selected Heartfelt Recovery Centers

Located across the street from Lake Winnipesaukee with scenic views of the shoreline, Heartfelt Recovery Centers provides addiction treatment and dual diagnosis care. The program includes individual, group and family therapy at both the partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient levels of care. Clients attending the PHP program participate in treatment 5 days a week and have access to medical monitoring and psychiatric care services, as well as meal support and nutritional counseling. The IOP program meets three to five times per week for 3 hours at a time, with evening, weekend and virtual options for those who need more flexibility.

While evidence-based care, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and psychotherapy, is the foundation of Heartfelt Recovery Centers’ drug and alcohol treatment program, the facility also offers holistic therapies, such as yoga, meditation and art therapy. Medication-assisted treatment is available on-site for those with alcohol or opioid use disorders. Veterans and first responders can choose a dedicated treatment track to pursue long-term recovery with peers who understand these unique challenges. The care team at this facility is also experienced in addressing military sexual trauma, which can be a strong contributor to substance use.

Good Fit For:

• Those unable to attend in-person sessions who want a recovery program that offers telehealth services
• Individuals wanting to start treatment quickly, as Heartfelt Recovery Centers has a 48-hour admission timeframe
• Clients who need assistance coordinating with the employer’s Human Resources department for Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) benefits
• Veterans and first responders wanting to address trauma and other specific challenges, including military sexual trauma
• Adults interested in somatic therapy and mind-body work

May Not Be the Best Fit For:

• Individuals seeking an addiction treatment facility that has on-site detox services
• Clients without transportation to and from sessions
• Those looking for a fully in-person program

Questions to Ask Before Admission:

• How often is somatic therapy included on the treatment schedule?
• Are there dedicated peer support groups for veterans and first responders?
• What mental health conditions does Heartfelt Recovery Centers treat through dual diagnosis care?
• Is smoking permitted on campus?
• What are the specific hours for evening and weekend sessions?