Addiction Treatment Center Serving Loudon, NH
Loudon, New Hampshire, is a historic town with deep agricultural roots and a rich cultural legacy. Incorporated in 1773, it was named after John Campbell, the 4th Earl of Loudoun, and has since evolved from its early settlement by the Abenaki tribe and European settlers into a modern community with a thriving tourism economy. Known for its historical landmarks, such as the Loudon Town Hall and Sanborn Mills Farm, the town embraces both its Shaker history and agricultural heritage.
At Spring Hill Recovery, we are proud to serve the Loudon community by offering compassionate care to individuals on their path to recovery, helping them build a brighter future while honoring the town’s nurturing spirit.
Levels of Care at Spring Hill
Recovery is a journey, and at Spring Hill Recovery Center, we provide a structured path forward to ensure every individual receives the right level of care at the right time. Our comprehensive treatment approach begins with medical stabilization and extends through residential treatment, aftercare planning, and long-term recovery support.
We understand that no two journeys are the same, which is why we take a personalized approach, guiding each individual with compassion, structure, and expert knowledge to help them regain control of their lives.
Detox: The First Step Toward Stability
Before deep healing can begin, the body must be stabilized. Bedrock Recovery Center, our sister facility in Canton, MA, provides a 40-bed medical detox unit where individuals receive 24/7 medical supervision to safely manage withdrawal symptoms. Here’s what you can expect:
- Medical stabilization through tapering protocols and symptom management
- Administration of FDA-approved medications when clinically necessary
- Counseling services to address the emotional and psychological challenges of withdrawal
- A safe, supportive environment to begin the recovery process
Detox is an essential first step in preparing the mind and body for deeper therapeutic work. If Bedrock is not the right fit, we can refer you to other trusted detox centers nearby. Once you are stabilized, we will provide transportation assistance to Spring Hill to continue your journey in residential treatment.
Residential Treatment: A Foundation for Lasting Recovery
At Spring Hill Recovery Center, we believe in immersive, individualized care that fosters real, sustainable change. As soon as you arrive, you will meet with your dedicated care team, who will work with you to assess your needs, set treatment goals, and build a customized recovery plan. Here’s what you can expect:
- One-on-One Clinical Sessions: Personalized therapy to work through individual challenges.
- Group Therapy-Based Curriculum: A strong, supportive community to encourage healing and connection.
- Evidence-Based Therapies: Proven treatment approaches such as CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, and Solution-Focused Therapy.
- Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT): If needed, FDA-approved medications can be incorporated into your treatment.
- Aftercare Planning & Case Management: A comprehensive discharge plan to support ongoing success.
Our residential program typically lasts between 30 and 60 days, depending on individual progress and needs. With a structured yet supportive environment, clients build the skills, confidence, and resilience necessary for long-term recovery.
Outpatient Care: Flexible, Effective Treatment for Lasting Recovery
Recovery doesn’t stop when residential treatment ends—it evolves. While our residential program in Ashby, MA, provides an immersive healing experience, we also offer comprehensive outpatient care at our Quincy, MA, location—just an hour away.
Our outpatient programs provide structured, evidence-based treatment while allowing individuals to continue with work, school, and family responsibilities. Whether you’re transitioning from residential treatment or seeking support for a milder substance use disorder, our flexible outpatient levels of care are designed to meet you where you are.
Here’s what you can expect:
- Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP): PHP offers the structure and accountability needed for a strong foundation in recovery—without the need for inpatient care.
- Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP): A step down from PHP, IOP helps you maintain momentum in your recovery while reintegrating into daily life.
- General Outpatient Program (OP): OP is our most flexible level of care. This program focuses on relapse prevention, strengthening coping skills, and maintaining long-term sobriety.
Comprehensive Support Beyond Treatment
At Spring Hill Recovery Center, recovery isn’t just about completing a program—it’s about building a stable, fulfilling future. That’s why we provide ongoing support and resources to help you maintain progress and navigate life after treatment with confidence.
- Community Resources: Stay engaged with peer support groups like AA, NA, and SMART Recovery, fostering connection, accountability, and encouragement from those who understand your journey.
- Continued Medical & Legal Support: We help you stay on track with ongoing medical care, legal assistance, and essential services, ensuring that your health, well-being, and rights remain a priority.
- Alumni Programming: Recovery is a lifelong process, and our alumni network offers a supportive community of peers who share experiences, celebrate milestones, and encourage each other along the way.
From day one, you’ll have the support of a dedicated case manager and patient liaison, working with you to address employment assistance, housing stability, legal matters, and other personal needs—helping you create a strong foundation for lasting recovery.
A Step-by-Step Approach to Healing
At Spring Hill Recovery Center, we believe in structured care that adapts to each individual’s journey. From detox and stabilization to residential treatment and long-term aftercare, we provide the knowledge, support, and action-driven solutions that empower individuals to reclaim their lives.
Your recovery journey starts now. Let’s take the next step—together.
