Guardian Recovery · New England
Dual Diagnosis Treatment in New England
When addiction and a mental health condition feed each other, treating only one almost guarantees the other wins. Guardian Recovery treats both together — psychiatry, therapy, and addiction medicine on one team — with 24/7 admissions and insurance that can cover the full cost of care.
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Serving Clients since 2009
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Dual Diagnosis
Two Conditions. One Coordinated Treatment.
Substance use and mental health aren’t separate problems — so we don’t treat them separately.
Most people who struggle with drugs or alcohol are also carrying depression, anxiety, trauma, or another condition underneath. Dual diagnosis care at Guardian Recovery puts psychiatric treatment and addiction treatment in the same plan, the same team, and the same day — because that’s the only way either one actually resolves.
Relapse Prevention
A personalized plan and practical tools to recognize triggers, manage cravings, and protect recovery long after treatment ends.
CBT & DBT
Cognitive and dialectical behavior therapies that build practical skills for cravings, stress, and relapse prevention.
Individual & Group Therapy
One-on-one sessions to go deep, and a recovery community that reminds you you’re not alone.
Trauma-Informed Care
Care that addresses what happened to you — not just what you’ve been using to cope with it.
Family Therapy
Structured sessions that help families heal together and learn how to support lasting recovery.
Whole-Person Supports
Mindfulness, nutrition, movement, and rest — restoring the body while the mind heals.
Find Your Location
Find the Right Guardian Program Near You.
Two destination campuses — Portland, Maine and Plymouth, New Hampshire — and one phone call connects you to both.
Not sure which program fits? Call us. An admissions specialist will listen to your situation and match you — or your loved one — to the right level of care.
2 locations across New England
Pine Tree Recovery Center
Portland, ME · Detox, Residential, PHP, IOP & Outpatient
Maine’s complete addiction-treatment campus. Pine Tree covers the entire continuum in Portland — medically supervised detox, residential care, and step-down PHP, IOP, and outpatient programs — so one team carries you from your first day to your life back home.
Plymouth House
Plymouth, NH · Detox, Residential & 12-Step Immersion
On a quiet New Hampshire campus, Plymouth House pairs medically supervised detox and residential treatment with deep 12-step immersion — plus step-down PHP, IOP, and outpatient tracks when you’re ready for them.
Levels of Care
Care That Meets You Where You Are.
One connected path — tap each step to see what it actually looks like.
Medical Detox
Round-the-clock medical care to clear substances safely and comfortably — physicians and 24/7 nursing manage withdrawal so you never go through it alone. The essential first step.
Often 5–10 daysResidential Treatment
Live on campus, fully focused on healing — daily individual and group therapy, structure, peer support, and time for your body and mind to recover.
Often 2–4 weeksPartial Hospitalization (PHP)
Full days of clinical programming, typically 5–7 days per week, while living at home or in supportive housing — a bridge between residential care and independent life.
Day treatmentIntensive Outpatient (IOP)
Day or evening sessions, typically 3–5 days a week, stepping down as you progress — serious clinical care that fits around work, school, and family.
Flexible scheduleVirtual Intensive Outpatient
The same intensive outpatient care, delivered live online by licensed clinicians — clinically robust treatment from home, wherever you are.
100% onlineDual Diagnosis
When It’s More Than Addiction, We Treat Both.
Anxiety, depression, trauma, and bipolar disorder often drive substance use — treating one without the other rarely holds.
Our integrated approach
From day one, the same clinical team treats your substance use and your mental health as one condition — because for most people, they are. No bouncing between providers, no contradictory plans.
- One coordinated team — therapists and prescribers share a single plan.
- Trauma-informed therapy — CBT, DBT, and EMDR-trained clinicians.
- Built into every level of care — detox through outpatient.
Psychiatry on staff
Board-certified psychiatric providers evaluate, diagnose, and manage medication throughout treatment — so co-occurring conditions are actually treated, not just noted on a chart.
Insurance & Cost
Your Insurance Can Cover Treatment.
Most clients pay little or nothing out of pocket once benefits are verified.
One quick, confidential call and we can verify your benefits with your insurance company — usually while you’re still on the phone. You’ll know exactly what’s covered before you decide anything.
- Free verification of benefits in minutes
- We call your insurer — you don’t have to
- 100% confidential, no obligation to enroll
- Self-pay and financing options available
+ most major plans
& many regional networks
& many regional networks
Coverage varies by plan. Our admissions team confirms your exact benefits before any decision is made.
Cost & Payment
What Treatment Actually Costs You.
For most families with insurance, treatment costs far less than they fear — and we tell you the real number before you commit.
We verify your benefits free
In minutes we check your plan and tell you exactly what’s covered — deductible, copay, and out-of-pocket max.
In-network with most major plans
Coverage with BCBS, Aetna, Cigna / Evernorth, UnitedHealthcare and more often brings your cost to little or nothing.
Out-of-network? We can still help
Many out-of-network plans still cover a large share of treatment. One quick check tells us what yours will do.
For Families
Worried About Someone You Love?
You don’t need them to be “ready.” You just need to call.
Many of the people we help arrive because a family member made the first call. Our admissions team can talk you through what to say, how intervention support works, and what treatment can look like — before your loved one ever picks up the phone.
- Guidance for first conversations and interventions
- Family therapy woven into every program
- Regular updates, with your loved one’s consent
Safe, Supervised, Around the Clock.
Detox and residential clients are monitored by licensed medical and clinical staff 24 hours a day, with physician-directed care from admission to discharge.
24/7 nursing
Licensed clinical team
Private & discreet
Reviews & Stories of Recovery
Reclaim Your Life | Rewrite Your Story.
From the people and families who walked this path before you.
“I was terrified of detox. The nurses checked on me constantly, the bed was comfortable, and for the first time in years I actually slept. I left with a plan — and I’ve stuck to it.”
James M. Alumni · Pine Tree Recovery Center
“We called about my brother at 2 a.m. and a real person answered, listened, and walked us through everything — insurance, transport, what to pack. He was admitted that afternoon.”
Danielle R. Family member of an alumni
“Eighteen months sober. What made the difference was that the same team stayed with me from detox through outpatient. I never fell through the cracks.”
Marcus T. Alumni · Guardian Recovery New England
Getting Started
What Happens When You Call.
Four simple steps — most people complete all four within a day.
01
Call
A caring specialist answers 24/7. Everything you share is confidential.
02
Verify Insurance
We check your benefits with your insurer while you’re on the line — free.
03
Assessment
A brief clinical conversation matches you to the right program and location.
04
Admission
We handle logistics — often the same day — so your focus stays on healing.
Call (866) 705-3233
Admissions specialists are available right now.
Common Questions
Answers Before You Call.
What is dual diagnosis, exactly?
A dual diagnosis (or co-occurring disorder) means a substance use disorder and a mental health condition — like depression, anxiety, PTSD, or bipolar disorder — happening at the same time. Each makes the other worse, which is why they have to be treated together.
Which gets treated first — the addiction or the mental health?
Both, together. Withdrawal is stabilized first for safety, but psychiatric care begins immediately alongside addiction treatment. Treating one and waiting on the other is the pattern that keeps people relapsing.
Will I see a psychiatric provider?
Yes. Evaluation by a psychiatric provider is part of dual diagnosis care, with medication management where appropriate and follow-up through every level of care.
How much does dual diagnosis treatment cost?
For most people with insurance, dual diagnosis treatment can be covered in full or in large part. We verify your exact benefits for free before you commit to anything, and we offer self-pay rates and financing for those without coverage.
Will anyone find out I’m in treatment?
No. Your care is protected by federal privacy law (HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2). We never share information with employers, family, or anyone else without your written consent.
What happens after detox?
Detox is the beginning, not the destination. Before you discharge, your clinical team builds your next step with you — residential care, PHP, IOP, or outpatient — so the progress you make continues without interruption.
Take the First Step
Step into a Brighter Day.
One confidential call can change everything.
You don’t have to have it all figured out. Call when you’re ready — or send us your number, and a caring admissions specialist will reach out to you.
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