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Treatment and Recovery Services
Crisis lines
- Substance related crises: 1-844-711-4357 (HELP)
- Dartmouth-Hitchcock Crisis and Consultation Services: 1-800-556-6249
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255
- Teen crisis intervention: 1-800-639-6095
- 2-1-1 New Hampshire
Listing of hotlines and other resources multiple topics
Directories and guidance in seeking treatment
- 2-1-1 New Hampshire
- Vermont 2-1-1
- New Hampshire Online Alcohol and Drug Treatment locator
Recent comprehensive guide to options in NH - New Hampshire Care Paths: Substance Use Concerns
- New Hampshire Bureau of Drug and Alcohol Services
- Vermont Department of Health Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services
- New Hampshire Bureau of Behavioral Health
- National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI), New Hampshire branch
- New Hampshire Upper Valley resources for mental health care
Upper Valley resources for all behavioral health issues - Manchester area addiction resources (PDF)
- Resource Guide For Addiction and Mental Health Care Consumers (PDF)
Navigating payment for treatment in New Hampshire, access, and rights to services - SAMHSA buprenorphine provider locator
- Your On-line Guide to Drug and Alcohol Addiction Recovery
National directory, also with other information and resources for the patient and their family - Find a Therapist
Search by zip code, type of therapy, conditions, and insurance - Alcohol and Drug Treatment Options
Dartmouth-Hitchcock guide to options in NH and VT, arranged by treatment intensity - SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator
National treatment locator - All Together
Upper Valley multi-organization collaboration addressing the impact of alcohol and drug misuse - Decisions in Recovery: Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder (PDF)
A patient handbook discussing medication-assisted treatment (MAT) options
Safe environments for people seeking substance use treatment
You can dial 2-1-1 from anywhere in New England and be connected to a recovery coach who will help you connect to the appropriate treatment. You can also go to any one of the fire stations in Manchester and Nashua NH, now designated as "Safe Stations," a place where you can walk in, 24/7, and get connected with substance use treatment services.
