Dublin Residential Program

Dublin Residential Program offers drug and alcohol addiction treatment for your needs, at your pace. Here you will find a full range of supportive services to set you on the path to recovery.

Located in a peaceful rural setting at the base of Mount Monadnock in Dublin, N.H., we provide residential substance use disorder treatment for adults in a physically and psychologically safe environment. Our goal is to foster a sense of well-being, dignity, and respect in the individual and for others.

Our facility in Dublin serves adults from New Hampshire and Vermont who need residential treatment for drug and alcohol addiction, including those with co-occurring mental health issues. Length of stay is determined by individual assessment and progress towards clinical goals.

For New Hampshire residents, we provide short-term residential care, which may include clinically managed detoxification services, and transitional living services during which clients continue living at our facility while participating in counseling sessions and maintaining a full schedule of work and/or school. Our transitional living program fosters the development of positive social networks, provides continuing recovery support, and prepares clients to leave the treatment program by helping them develop life skills necessary for success.

For clients from Vermont, we offer long-term residential treatment ranging from three to six months, depending upon individual needs. Our highly structured environment focuses on resolving addiction issues, building the foundation for a sustainable recovery, and developing a healthy, productive and meaningful lifestyle.

Treatment combines individual counseling, clinical groups (including evidence-based practices), educational seminars, and recreational activities that challenge clients to understand the nature of their substance use disorder and become accustomed to living in recovery. Clients experience a sense of community and are encouraged to pursue positive goals and values.

Clients participate in the creation of their own individualized treatment plans, which include: individual, group, and family counseling; life-skills training and educational or vocational opportunities; education on substance use disorder effects and relapse prevention skills; and participation in Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and other appropriate self-help groups. The program is supervised 24 hours a day by our professional staff.

Successful, sustained recovery from substance use disorder requires family involvement, support, and encouragement. Families, too, need to reverse the damage of drugs and alcohol. Our staff works closely with family members to help them understand the role they play in recovery. We offer a number of individual and group sessions on a variety of topics. Participation in aftercare planning is essential and emphasized throughout treatment.

Admission is not contingent on financial resources. Self-payment options include check, money order, and credit card. For more information, please call us at 1 888 671 9392.

Dublin Residential Program is accredited by CARF, a nationally recognized standard of excellence.

Dublin Residential Program is funded by the NH Department of Health and Human Services, Bureau of Drug and Alcohol Services.

Treatment for Vermont residents is funded by the Vermont Department of Health, Division of Alcohol & Drug Abuse Programs.