Evidence-based bipolar disorder treatment through our PHP and IOP programs. Mood stabilization, DBT skills training, and individualized care from licensed clinicians.
Multiple levels of care designed around evidence-based treatment and your mood stabilization goals.
Our highest intensity outpatient care. Structured daily groups including DBT, CBT, and psychoeducation focused on mood stabilization, episode management, and building distress tolerance skills.
Learn more →Step-down from PHP or direct entry. Three scheduling options to fit your life. Weekly individual therapy and daily group sessions focused on bipolar disorder management.
Learn more →Same evidence-based programming in evening hours for working adults. Maintain your career while learning to manage bipolar disorder effectively.
Learn more →Ongoing therapy for sustained mood stability. Ideal for stepping down from IOP or long-term maintenance support with consistent medication monitoring.
Learn more →Attend groups and individual sessions remotely via secure video. Full therapeutic experience from home — especially helpful during depressive episodes.
Learn more →Mood stabilizers and atypical antipsychotics managed by our on-site NP. Medication adjustments alongside therapy for optimal mood regulation and episode prevention.
Learn more →Real experiences from people who walked this path before you.
“[Client testimonial about bipolar disorder treatment — placeholder. The team helped me understand my mood cycles and gave me real tools to manage them.]”
“[Client testimonial about medication management — placeholder. Finding the right mood stabilizer changed everything for me.]”
“[Client testimonial about DBT skills — placeholder. DBT gave me ways to handle the intense emotions that come with bipolar disorder.]”
What sets our approach apart from other mental health treatment programs in New Hampshire.
Specialized Bipolar Programming — Evidence-based therapies including DBT, CBT, and psychoeducation designed specifically for bipolar disorder management.
On-Site Nurse Practitioner — Medication evaluation within 24 hours. Mood stabilizers and atypical antipsychotics managed with ongoing monitoring and adjustments.
DBT Skills Groups — Targeted skills training in distress tolerance, emotion regulation, interpersonal effectiveness, and mindfulness — all critical for managing bipolar episodes.
Flexible Scheduling — Morning, afternoon, and evening sessions so treatment fits around work, school, and family responsibilities.
12:1 Counselor Ratio — Smaller caseloads mean your therapist actually knows your story and can personalize your treatment plan.
Weekly Individual Therapy — Private sessions with your assigned clinician every week, regardless of which program level you’re in.
Mood Tracking & Charting — Daily mood monitoring integrated into treatment to identify patterns, triggers, and early warning signs of episodes.
Family Therapy & Education — Monthly family groups via Zoom plus individual family therapy sessions to help loved ones understand bipolar disorder.
Holistic Approaches — Breathwork, yoga, meditation, and structured sleep hygiene protocols integrated into daily programming.
Case Management Support — Help with employment, housing, life skills, and community resources to support long-term stability.
Same-Day Admissions — When clinically appropriate, begin treatment within 24 hours of your initial call.
Recovery unfolds in seasons — each phase builds on the last.
A comfortable, home-like environment designed for healing — located in Salem, NH.
Bright, comfortable rooms designed for open discussion and therapeutic work. Each room seats 10–12 participants in a supportive circle format.
Same-day admissions available when clinically appropriate. We’re here to help.
Licensed clinicians with professional credentials and expertise in mood disorders.
Oversees all clinical programming and ensures evidence-based treatment protocols across every level of care.
Specializes in mood disorders with expertise in DBT, CBT, and interpersonal therapy for bipolar disorder management.
Manages mood stabilizer and atypical antipsychotic protocols, with careful monitoring of medication response and side effects.
Coordinates housing, employment, and community resources to support your stability beyond the clinical setting.
Bipolar disorder involves extreme mood swings between manic highs and depressive lows. Recognizing the signs is the first step toward getting help.
Our admissions team can have you started within 24–48 hours.
Understanding the scope of bipolar disorder and the importance of treatment.
We work with most major insurance providers for bipolar disorder treatment coverage.
Don’t see your provider? We may still be able to help.
Verify Your CoverageCheck your benefits in minutes — most clients start treatment within 24–48 hours.
Your information is confidential and protected under HIPAA.
Overall staff-to-client ratio for individualized attention
Most clients begin treatment within 24–48 hours of their call
Small enough for personalized care, large enough for diverse programming
Serving adults ages 18–80 in all levels of outpatient care
Supporting someone through mood episodes is its own journey. Here’s where to start.
Bipolar disorder is a chronic brain condition, not a character flaw. Understanding the cycle of manic and depressive episodes helps you respond with empathy and patience.
Learn to spot the early signs of a manic or depressive episode — changes in sleep, energy, speech patterns, or spending habits — so you can encourage intervention early.
Many people with bipolar disorder stop taking medication when they feel better. Gently encouraging consistency with mood stabilizers is one of the most impactful things you can do.
Trailhead offers monthly family education groups via Zoom plus individual family sessions. Understanding the disorder as a family system improves outcomes for everyone.
Your mental health matters too. Consider individual therapy, NAMI support groups, or caregiver resources for families navigating a loved one’s bipolar disorder.
Work with your loved one during stable periods to create a written plan for what to do during a severe manic or depressive episode, including emergency contacts and preferred interventions.
It’s common for someone with bipolar disorder to resist help — especially during manic episodes. Here’s how to navigate that.
Our family support program is open to any family member 18+, past and present clients.
We provide bipolar disorder treatment for clients throughout Salem, NH, and Greater New Hampshire. Conveniently located just minutes off Route 93 with easy access from southern NH and northern MA.
We treat Bipolar I, Bipolar II, and Cyclothymic Disorder. Our clinicians conduct a thorough assessment to determine the specific type and tailor treatment accordingly, including appropriate medication and therapy approaches.
Our on-site Nurse Practitioner prescribes and manages mood stabilizers (such as lithium and valproate) and atypical antipsychotics (such as quetiapine and aripiprazole). Medication is carefully titrated and monitored alongside therapy.
We use DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) as a primary approach, along with CBT, psychoeducation about bipolar disorder, mood tracking and charting, interpersonal therapy, and sleep/routine regulation strategies.
Yes. Co-occurring bipolar disorder and substance use disorder is common. Our dual-diagnosis approach addresses both conditions simultaneously with integrated treatment planning from our clinical team.
PHP typically runs 20–30 days, IOP runs 60–90 days, and ongoing outpatient support continues as needed. Bipolar disorder is a lifelong condition, so we focus on building long-term management skills.
Yes. Our Evening Professional Track meets 6–9 PM Monday through Thursday, specifically designed for working adults. IOP also offers morning and afternoon session options.
Most major insurance plans cover bipolar disorder treatment. We accept Anthem BCBS, Point 32 (Harvard Pilgrim/Tufts), Tricare, Uprise Health, and WellSense (NH Medicaid). Contact us to verify your specific benefits.
You’ll step down to IOP or outpatient care, enroll in our alumni program for ongoing peer support, receive external psychiatrist referrals for continued medication management, and have access to family support groups.
Absolutely. We offer individual family therapy sessions plus monthly family education groups via Zoom. These cover bipolar disorder education, communication strategies, and how to recognize early warning signs of episodes.
Our integrated medication management with on-site NP, DBT-focused programming, mood tracking protocols, flexible scheduling, 12:1 counselor caseloads, and family education component set us apart from larger facilities.
One call is all it takes. Our admissions team is ready to help.
