Tower Hill Recovery Home

Men’s Residential Recovery in a Community Setting

Tower Hill Recovery Home provides a structured, men-only residential environment for adults addressing both substance use and moderate to severe mental health disorders. As part of Riverbend, a nonprofit serving the Merrimack Valley since 1971, the home blends professional support with peer accountability in a social-model setting. The program’s community atmosphere and steady daily routines help residents stabilize, strengthen mental health, and build foundations for lasting recovery.

Integrated, Evidence-Based Care

Treatment at Tower Hill combines individual and group counseling, psychoeducation, case management, and advocacy. Using evidence-based approaches like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, and relapse prevention, the team helps residents build coping skills and reduce relapse risk. The program supports men prescribed medications for addiction treatment (MAT) through outside providers and offers telehealth therapy options when appropriate.

Practical Support for Real-Life Stability

Tower Hill’s care extends beyond clinical work to practical life rebuilding. Residents receive job counseling, vocational and educational support, and assistance accessing housing and social services. These services address real barriers to recovery, helping men secure stability before discharge. Aftercare planning, overdose education, recovery coaching, and peer groups sustain engagement and connection after program completion.

Restorative Environment and Accessibility

Located in the city of Lawrence, Massachusetts, Tower Hill offers a restorative, community-centered environment with gardens and outdoor space that promote reflection and connection. Spanish-language services and transportation assistance increase accessibility for clients across the region. Smoking and vaping are permitted in designated areas. The program serves adult men, including veterans, older adults, and those with trauma histories, who are medically and psychiatrically stable for residential treatment.