Hanton House - Co Occurring Enhanced (COE)

Integrated Residential Care for Co-Occurring Conditions

Hanton House – Co-Occurring Enhanced (COE) provides residential treatment for adults living with both substance use and serious mental health disorders. Operated by North Suffolk Community Services, the program combines structure, compassion, and evidence-based care in an accessible, co-ed environment designed to promote dignity and recovery.

Therapeutic and Expressive Healing

Treatment focuses on practical recovery through cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, and trauma-related counseling. Residents also participate in expressive therapy, mindfulness-based stress reduction, and conflict resolution groups that support emotional growth and healthy relationship-building.

Skill Building and Community Reintegration

Residents engage in daily responsibilities and job readiness activities that strengthen communication, accountability, and self-care. As progress is made, staff help residents apply for employment and transition smoothly back into the community, offering guidance every step of the way.

Accessibility and Ongoing Support

Hanton House provides services in English, Spanish, and Hindi, with sign language interpretation available. The program accommodates trained assistance animals and offers transportation assistance for essential appointments. After discharge, residents continue receiving support through aftercare planning, overdose education, recovery coaching, housing assistance, and peer mentorship, reinforcing stability and connection beyond treatment.