About this Facility
Arbor House Transitional Support Services (TSS), a Phoenix House Program, serves adult men and women who are no longer experiencing physical withdrawal from alcohol or other drugs, but who need a controlled environment to maintain sobriety and learn skills for sustaining recovery.
Key components of the program include a structured daily schedule, case management services, and self-help groups. Psycho-educational groups are also offered to the clients with a goal of allowing the patient to better understand and deal with their illness. The program, which typically lasts thirty days, emphasizes the identification of each client’s strengths and needs, and uses evidence-based practices to address them. The program provides comprehensive clinical evaluations and develops a detailed transition plan that helps clients find a state-funded, long-term residential program.
Most major insurance plans and all major credit cards are accepted.
Location
Core Services
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Adult Residential Services
Phoenix House’s residential treatment services are wide-ranging and comprehensive, allowing us to tailor each client’s treatment solutions to meet individual needs. Lengths of stay are flexible and programs are designed to meet the treatment needs of clients at various points in their recovery. See more details
See All Services
- Sober Living and Recovery Support
- Adolescent Outpatient Services
- Prevention and Education Services
- Mental Health Services
- Screening and Brief Interventions
- Adolescent Residential Services
- Assessment and Evaluation Services
- Military Community Services
- Adult Outpatient Services
- Mother and Child Residential Services
- Adult Residential Services
- Adult Detoxification and Stabilization
Additional Services
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Fitness Program
Arbor House is affiliated with the local YMCA.
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Creative Arts
Poetry, prose, painting and knitting are available.
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Recreation
Clients periodically attend art, cultural, and sporting events and participate in local recreational activities.
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Community Service
On a weekly basis, clients may volunteer at the local community food bank and rescue mission.
Our Team
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Dan Pender
“I value being part of a team that helps people in early recovery by challenging them to become self-aware, honest, and courageous in facing change.”
Program Director & Clinical SupervisorContact me -
Melissa Young
“It’s amazing to see the growth and development of our clients’ self-esteem over their months in treatment. What’s really exciting is that they see their own improvement, which gives them a great boost for sustaining long-term recovery”
Program DirectorContact me -
Patrick B. McEneaney
“Remember, the first step is always the hardest—and that’s the step you need to take. We’re here for you and we can help.”
Senior Vice President, Regional DirectorContact me
