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Granite Recovery Centers - Green Mountain

Comprehensive Addiction Recovery in New Hampshire

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Substance Use Facility-Setting Mountain Area Coed Adults Detox Residential Outpatient Sober Living
244 High Watch Rd, Effingham, NH 03882
Open 24/7 for Admissions
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About Green Mountain Treatment Center - Drug Rehab in Effingham, NH

Located on a sprawling 77-acre campus in the scenic White Mountains of Effingham, New Hampshire, Green Mountain Treatment Center offers a tranquil and structured setting for addiction recovery. As a cornerstone of Granite Recovery Centers, they provide a full spectrum of care for adults, from medical detox and residential treatment to outpatient programs and sober living. Their clinical approach is rooted in evidence-based practices and a mandatory 12-Step curriculum, creating a robust framework for healing. Specializing in substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders, Green Mountain is committed to guiding clients through a comprehensive, gender-specific program that addresses the physical, mental, and spiritual aspects of recovery, helping them build a durable foundation for lifelong sobriety.

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Facility exterior and grounds Serene outdoor area Common area Client bedroom Dining area Therapy group room

Treatment Services

Medical Detox Medically monitored withdrawal management to ensure a safe and comfortable start to recovery.
Residential A 24/7 structured inpatient program providing immersive therapy and support in a secure setting.
PHP / IOP Step-down outpatient programs that offer clinical support while clients transition to independent living.
Sober Living Supportive, substance-free housing to help clients maintain sobriety after completing primary treatment.
Dual Diagnosis Integrated treatment for individuals with both a substance use disorder and a co-occurring mental health condition.
Substance Use Specialized treatment programs for drug and alcohol addiction.

Therapies Offered

12-Step RequiredThe program is grounded in the principles of 12-Step recovery (AA/NA/SMART), which is a required component of treatment.
CBT / DBTCognitive & Dialectical Behavior Therapies to help clients change destructive patterns of thought and behavior.
Trauma-InformedCare that recognizes and addresses the impact of trauma on addiction and mental health.
Family TherapyInvolvement of loved ones through therapy and a weekly family support group to heal relationships.
Art & Music TherapyCreative and expressive therapies to aid in emotional processing and healing.
Individual TherapyOne-on-one counseling sessions with a licensed clinician to address personal issues and recovery goals.

Amenities & More Info

Gym / FitnessAn on-site gym is available for clients to use for physical wellness and exercise.
Outdoor ActivitiesLocated on 77 acres, offering opportunities for sports, games, and nature hikes in the White Mountains.
Shared RoomsClients share rooms with peers, promoting accountability and community. Private rooms are not available.
Smoking PermittedCigarette smoking is allowed in designated outdoor areas. Vaping products are not permitted.
No Personal PhonesCell phones are not permitted during detox and residential treatment. Clients can use a landline on certain days.
MAT SupportedMedication-Assisted Treatment, including Suboxone, is available as part of a comprehensive treatment plan.
Veterans ProgramA specialized track offering services tailored to the unique needs of military veterans.
Young Adult ProgramSpecialized care and programming for young adults navigating recovery.
Telehealth AvailableVirtual services, including virtual IOP, are offered on a case-by-case basis for continued care.

Accreditation & Licensing

CARF Accredited

Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities

State Licensed (NH)

Licensed by the State of New Hampshire

LegitScript Certified

Verified Healthcare Provider

Facility Opened: 2008
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