About Granite House
Tucked away in Derry, New Hampshire, The Granite House offers a real sense of peace and strong support for adults facing challenges with substance use and mental well-being.
As part of the Granite Recovery Centers, it’s a place where people can find a solid path toward getting sober through therapies that actually work, good clinical support, and being part of a community. The location is genuinely warm and welcoming, designed to help folks rebuild their lives with their dignity intact and a clear sense of purpose.
Personalized Addiction Treatment in New Hampshire
For people that are caught in the grip of addiction, whether it's alcohol, opioids, or other drugs, addiction is rarely the only thing they're dealing with. Sometimes there's a whole web of other challenges going on like anxiety, depression or maybe even the weight of past trauma. That’s why this treatment center doesn’t use a one size fits all solution. They really dig in to understand what makes that person tick and what their specific struggles are.
Based on that assessment, they map out a course of action which could mean anything from a carefully managed detox to spending time in their residential program, or maybe participating in their day programs or their intensive outpatient services.
They're not just throwing pills at the problem either. They use therapies like CBT and DBT which actually try to understand the underlying issues that drive your addiction. Plus, they tap into the community and support of 12 step programs.
Alumni Programs and Aftercare
The staff at The Granite House have a really thoughtful approach to recovery that goes way beyond just the initial treatment. They've got an alumni program, which is basically like a big family where everyone who's been through their programs can stay connected, share what's working, and just offer a friendly ear.
Plus, for those who feel like they need a bit more of a step down, they have gender specific sober living houses. Think of them as supportive homes where everyone's on the same page about staying clean and building good habits.
And the best part is, they don't just cut you loose after the main program. You can keep getting support through ongoing therapy and group meetings, whatever feels right for you. It's clear they really care about the long haul and believe that having a solid community and continued support makes all the difference in creating a lasting, substance free life.
