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Your Trusted Mental Health & Recovery Partner in Manchester, NH
Westbridge is a family-founded, private non-profit organization dedicated to providing compassionate mental health and substance use treatment to adults and their families. Established in 2001, we specialize in evidence-based practices that promote resiliency and lifelong recovery for individuals experiencing serious mental illness with or without substance use disorders. Our programs include Residential Treatment at The Commons, Community Integration Program (CIP), and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), all designed to address co-occurring disorders through integrated, patient-centered care.We prioritize family inclusion, community-based treatment, and individualized recovery plans, supported by published research demonstrating our participants' significant improvements in mental health, substance use recovery, and overall wellness. Located in Manchester, New Hampshire, we serve adults nationwide, offering a roadmap to recovery grounded in communication, relationships, and holistic health.
Services
Residential Treatment
Community Integration Program
Intensive Outpatient Program
Substance Use Recovery
Family Support Services
Details
- Year established: 2001
Highlights and features
- We specialize in integrated treatment for co-occurring mental illness and substance use disorders.
- Our evidence-based practices are supported by published research in peer-reviewed journals.
- Family inclusion is central to our recovery-focused treatment model.
- We offer community-based programs promoting long-term independent living.
- Our team includes board-certified psychiatrists and experienced clinical professionals.
What people say
Gave my life back
Safe and supportive environment
Individualized care approach
Positive family engagement
Published recovery results
Services
Residential Treatment
Westbridge's Residential Treatment at The Commons provides structured, 24/7 care for adults with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. Our program emphasizes skill-building for independent living, abstinence support, and community integration. Participants receive personalized treatment plans combining clinical therapy, wellness education, and family engagement to establish foundational recovery skills.
Community Integration Program
The Community Integration Program (CIP) offers Assertive Community Treatment for ongoing recovery support after residential care. Our team provides medication management, employment/education assistance, and social skills training to maintain sobriety and mental health stability. Services focus on housing support, relapse prevention, and building sustainable community connections through individualized case management.
Intensive Outpatient Program
Westbridge's Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) delivers structured therapy sessions multiple days weekly while allowing participants to maintain home and work responsibilities. The program combines group therapy, psychoeducation, and family sessions to reinforce recovery skills. Treatment addresses symptom management, healthy relationship building, and practical strategies for daily living challenges.
Family Support Services
Our family inclusion program educates loved ones about co-occurring disorders through workshops, counseling sessions, and communication training. We help families develop supportive interaction patterns, understand treatment goals, and participate constructively in recovery planning. This approach strengthens relationships and creates home environments conducive to sustained recovery.
Substance Use Recovery
Specialized substance use recovery services combine medical detox support, relapse prevention education, and behavioral therapies. Our evidence-based approach addresses both addiction and underlying mental health conditions simultaneously. Participants learn craving management techniques, develop sober social networks, and receive ongoing support for maintaining abstinence through community-based recovery resources.
People
Peter Thomas
Chief Executive Officer
With over 40 years of nonprofit leadership experience, Peter Thomas directs Westbridge's strategic growth and operational excellence. His background includes executive roles at United Ways of New England, focusing on expanding community impact through organizational development and stakeholder engagement.
Delia Cimpean Hendrick
Psychiatrist and Medical Director
Board-certified psychiatrist Delia Hendrick specializes in integrated mental health and addiction treatment. With 20+ years of clinical expertise, she oversees medical care at Westbridge, emphasizing evidence-based practices for co-occurring disorders while maintaining active patient care involvement.
William Keating
Chief of Clinical Services
Dr. William Keating leads clinical innovation at Westbridge, combining 10+ years of behavioral health leadership with expertise in treatment quality improvement. He develops clinical protocols that integrate recovery-focused care with measurable outcome tracking systems.
Robin Pinard
Director of Admissions
Robin Pinard manages Westbridge's admissions process with 15+ years of experience in mental health services. Her team ensures smooth transitions into treatment programs while providing compassionate guidance to families navigating complex care needs.
Andrew Stephens
Clinical Director
As Clinical Director, Andrew Stephens oversees therapeutic programming implementation. With extensive background in dual diagnosis treatment, he ensures clinical staff maintain fidelity to evidence-based practices while adapting interventions to individual participant needs.
Questions
What mental health conditions does WestBridge treat?
We specialize in treating schizophrenia spectrum disorders, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, and PTSD, particularly when co-occurring with substance use issues.
Do you accept Medicare or Medicaid?
We are not contracted with Medicare or Medicaid but work with commercial insurance plans like Aetna, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare. Financing options are available.
How long do treatment programs last?
Residential treatment typically lasts 6-12 months, while outpatient programs continue based on individual recovery progress and clinical recommendations.
Can family members participate in treatment?
Yes, family involvement is integral. We offer education sessions, counseling, and communication training to support recovery through strengthened family relationships.
What makes WestBridge's approach unique?
Our integrated treatment model simultaneously addresses mental health and substance use disorders in community-based settings, supported by published research on our recovery outcomes.
Are there aftercare services available?
Yes, our Community Integration Program provides ongoing support with housing assistance, employment resources, and relapse prevention planning after residential treatment completion.
