Live Free Structured Sober Living

Live Free Structured Sober Living is a private drug and alcohol addiction recovery facility in Manchester, New Hampshire. They help adult clients through evidence backed treatments that address addiction symptoms and restore confidence. They are a residential facility with homelike amenities. Live Free Structured Living does not provide medication assisted treatment (MAT), but they do accept clients who are currently receiving medication to treat addiction. They incorporate the 12 steps group program into treatments.

PHP is an intensive outpatient program and the highest level of care offered on an outpatient basis. Typically, clients continue to live at home during PHP and visit the facility several times weekly to participate in treatment. These sessions last for several hours and can happen five times a week.

Treatment is therapy focused and relies on individual and group counseling to help clients develop communication and coping skills. Participants in PHP at Live Free Structured Sober Living can also receive medication management services.

This is a lesser level of care than PHP. Outpatient care at this level is recommended for clients with mild or otherwise non-disruptive symptoms who are stable enough to care for themselves without around the clock supervision. It can be used independently or as a step down from an inpatient program.

The outpatient program uses the same treatment methods as PHP. The major difference is the time spent in treatment: clients in the outpatient program will meet at the facility less often, for shorter sessions, or both. The outpatient program also includes educational programming.

The sober living housing program allows clients who are in outpatient care or seeking treatment to live in a monitored and structured residence as they transition into a life in recovery. Clients in the sober living house must demonstrate they are committed to recovery by participating in weekly recovery groups and maintaining employment. Staff also host group activities, such as education groups, vocational training, and recreational activities to help clients achieve sober, independent lives.