Farnum Outpatient
700 Lake Avenue Entrance A
Manchester, NH 03103
About Farnum Outpatient
Farnum Outpatient provides convenient and flexible outpatient support for individuals affected by substance use disorders and dual diagnosis conditions. The latter is when someone struggles with both substance misuse and mental health issues. This outpatient facility is located off Lake Avenue in Manchester, New Hampshire. They boast a welcoming and supportive setting where expert clinicians guide you toward lasting recovery.
Their treatment options include a partial hospitalization program (PHP) and an intensive outpatient program (IOP). These programs are suitable if you’re transitioning from their inpatient residential care. You can also benefit if you’re stepping down from high intensity treatment elsewhere. It’s a great option if you’re looking for considerable support to tackle high to moderate addictive behavior as well. Their skilled clinical professionals also provide short term services like license restoration, family support and assistance in reconnecting with personal goals. The facility even offers LADC evaluation and DUl services.
Their recovery program begins with intake screening and assessment. This guides their clinical team in identifying needs and crafting a personalized treatment plan. This is followed by the main therapy. The facility offers individual and group counseling to help you uncover the root of your substance misuse. Their therapy groups include a specialized Helping Men Recover group and a trauma informed expressive arts group for women.
The intensity of the sessions depends on your chosen program options. The PHP involves over six hours of group sessions daily for four days a week. Their IOP involves just three hours of group therapy daily for three days a week. So you should probably consider PHP if you need a relatively high level of support but not an overnight stay in a facility. The IOP is more flexible and suitable if you need a moderate support level to tackle substance misuse. It enables you to receive therapy while maintaining your job or family commitments.
Each program requires you to work closely with your clinician to develop an aftercare plan supporting your recovery. This may involve referral to local 12 Step groups like AA/NA for ongoing support or connection to community resources like medical care, stable housing or job placement.