Inpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehab in New Hampshire
Struggling with addiction can feel like being stuck in a cycle you can’t break, but real change is possible. Live Free Recovery offers structured inpatient care for drug and alcohol abuse, providing a safe environment where you can focus on healing.
Specialized Inpatient Treatment for Addiction
Breaking free from addiction takes more than just willpower: it takes the right support and environment. Live Free Recovery offers inpatient treatment designed to help men and women overcome addiction. We’re here to help you build healthier, more fulfilling lives.
Our approach goes beyond surface-level treatment. We focus on the root causes of substance use, providing medical care, therapy, and a strong recovery community. With round-the-clock support and highly structured programs, you can develop the skills and confidence to maintain long-term sobriety.
Inpatient vs. Outpatient: Understanding Your Options
Inpatient rehab provides 24/7 care in an ordered setting, offering medical support and a safe space to focus on recovery. It’s best for people who need full-time help, have severe addiction, or face high relapse risks. Living at the facility removes outside triggers and allows for intensive healing.
Outpatient treatment is more flexible, allowing individuals to attend therapy while continuing their daily lives. It works well for those with strong support systems or as a step-down from inpatient care. There are different levels of outpatient care depending on how much support you need and how much time you can commit.
Partial hospitalization (PHP) provides structured, intensive treatment during the day while allowing individuals to return home at night. Intensive outpatient programs (IOP) offer a step below PHP, with multiple therapy sessions each week for ongoing support. Each treatment option has its benefits, and the right choice depends on individual needs.
Is Inpatient Care Right for Me?
Inpatient care is best for those who need full-time support. It helps people with severe addiction, withdrawal risks, or past relapses. If outpatient care hasn’t worked, inpatient rehab may be the next step.
Long-Term Residential Care
Live Free Recovery offers long-term rehab that lasts 6–12 months. It helps people rebuild confidence, relationships, and life skills in a safe setting. This program focuses on deep healing and long-term recovery.
Short-Term Residential Care
For those who need intensive care in a shorter time, our 3–6 week inpatient program provides focused treatment. Using an efficient, 12-step approach, we offer therapy, medical care, relapse prevention, and an aftercare plan.
What Are the Benefits of Inpatient Addiction Treatment?
Inpatient addiction treatment provides the stability, support, and expert care needed to build a strong foundation for lasting recovery.
- Structured Environment: A safe, stable space where you can focus on healing without distractions.
- Aftercare Support: We help you stay connected with recovery resources even after treatment.
- Innovative Resources: We provide the latest tools, from telehealth to interactive recovery programs.
- Compassionate Support: You’ll have a team that truly cares and guides you every step of the way.
- Expert Care: Our trained professionals use proven methods to help you recover.
- Family Involvement: Loved ones can take part in therapy to strengthen relationships.
- Holistic Healing: Nutrition, mindfulness, and fitness are part of our whole-person care.
- Long-Term Change: We help you build healthy habits for a lifetime of recovery.
The First Step: Inpatient Detox
Detox is the first step to recovery, allowing your body to clear harmful substances in a safe, controlled setting. Withdrawal symptoms can be uncomfortable at times or even dangerous. The risks make medical supervision essential. At Live Free, our trained professionals provide care, including prescription medications, to ease your discomfort and keep you safe.
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Medication-assisted treatment uses FDA-approved medications to reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms. It’s most effective for opioid and alcohol addiction and helps people stay on track in recovery.
Inpatient Therapy Options
Recovery looks different for everyone. However, simply completing detox isn’t enough; lasting recovery requires deeper healing. Live Free Recovery offers different types of therapy to help people heal in a way that works for them. After detoxification, we help you transition into inpatient rehab, where therapy and support continue. This combination gives you the best chance at a full recovery.
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
CBT helps you recognize and change negative thought patterns that keep you stuck in addiction. It teaches practical skills to handle cravings, manage stress, and build a healthier mindset for long-term recovery.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
DBT helps you navigate intense emotions without turning to substances. Through mindfulness and coping strategies, it teaches you how to stay balanced, handle stress, and make better choices in tough situations.
Individual Therapy
In one-on-one therapy sessions, you’ll have a safe space to talk openly about your struggles. A therapist will help you uncover patterns, set personal goals, and develop strategies to stay on track.
Group Therapy
You’re not alone in your struggles. Group therapy connects you with others who truly understand your journey. By sharing experiences and offering support, you’ll build confidence, connection, and accountability in recovery.
Family Therapy
Addiction impacts the whole family, not just the individual. Family therapy helps rebuild trust, improve communication, and create a stronger, more supportive home environment for lasting healing.
Change Your Life and Heal With Live Free Recovery
Taking the first step toward recovery can be daunting, but it’s also the start of something better. At Live Free Recovery we are poised to help, providing expert care, a strong support system, and a safe space to heal.
We work with Medicaid and private insurance to make treatment accessible. Our admissions team can help you explore your options, or you can check with your provider directly. At our New Hampshire facility, you’ll find a welcoming environment where recovery is possible. If you’re ready to take the first step, reach out today—we’re here to help.
