Residential Treatment

Step 2 of the continuum Typically 30–90 days Live on campus

Early recovery needs distance from old triggers and constant access to help. Residential treatment gives you both: a structured life on our Manchester campus where every day is built around getting well.

What your weeks look like

You'll carry a full clinical schedule: individual therapy several times a week, daily process and skills groups (CBT and DBT), psychoeducation, and — where it applies — medication management and psychiatric care for co-occurring depression, anxiety, or trauma. Between sessions there's real life: meals together, gym time, quiet hours, and evenings with peer recovery meetings.

Family joins the work in week two or three — education sessions and facilitated family therapy, because the home you return to matters as much as the treatment you receive.

Length of stay is clinical, not arbitrary: most clients stay 30 to 90 days, stepping down to PHP when their team agrees they're ready.

Individual therapy, 3×/week

A consistent primary therapist from admission to discharge.

Daily group work

Process groups, relapse-prevention skills, and psychoeducation.

Psychiatry on site

Dual-diagnosis care and medication management built in.

Family program

Weekly family education and facilitated sessions, plus visitation.

A day on the unit

7:00–9:00a

Wake-up, vitals, breakfast, community meeting

9:30a–12:00p

Process group, then CBT/DBT skills group

1:00–5:00p

Individual therapy, psychoeducation or family session, gym or outdoor time

5:30–11:00p

Dinner, peer recovery / 12-step meeting, reflection, lights out

See the full hour-by-hour rhythm on the Treatment page.

Give recovery your full attention

One call to check coverage and reserve a bed. Most residential stays are covered by commercial insurance.

Call (603) 555-0140 Next step: PHP →