Sobriety Centers of NH - Antrim House

Detox and Trauma-Informed Treatment in a Home-Like Setting

Sobriety Centers delivers medically supervised detox and residential treatment in a setting designed to feel safe and calming, with an emphasis on discretion. Located in a small New Hampshire town, the facility offers a haven that balances structure with comfort, providing a recovery experience that feels more like a home than a hospital. The program welcomes adults of all backgrounds and specializes in helping those navigating both substance use and emotional distress.

Dedicated Tracks for Veterans and First Responders

Sobriety Centers offers tailored programming for military veterans and first responders. These tracks incorporate trauma-informed therapy and may include coordination with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), or community-based service providers. The programming is designed to address the unique needs and challenges service personnel face in recovery.

Whole-Person Recovery with Emotional Regulation

Therapeutic programming includes cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dual diagnosis support for co-occurring mental health disorders, and a strong emphasis on mindfulness, emotional regulation, and self-advocacy. Emotional regulation targets the root causes of addiction, and helps clients manage triggers and responses to stressors.

Detox to Outpatient, All Under One Roof

At Sobriety Center’s Antrim House, clients can start with on-site medical detox and move seamlessly into residential, partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), or outpatient treatment, all within the same system. This integrated model of care helps reduce the gap between levels of treatment and allows for consistent, long-term therapeutic relationships. Case managers also assist clients with legal issues, housing referrals, and discharge planning.

Lasting Connection Through Alumni Support

Antrim House fosters a sense of belonging that continues long after discharge. A dedicated alumni coordinator leads post-treatment engagement through events, check-ins, and a recovery app that keeps program graduates connected. This ongoing community support helps encourage progress and reduces isolation in early recovery.

Patient Feedback: Honest and Mixed

Most reviews describe Antrim House as a life-changing place, especially during detox and early recovery. Clients highlight the staff’s compassion, the safety of the environment, and the social connection with peers. However, a few serious negative reports mention facility maintenance concerns and issues with responsiveness during crises. While these are not the norm, they may be worth considering alongside the majority of positive experiences.