Headrest Inc

The Mind, Body, Soul Recovery House at Headrest Inc provides residential sober living for adults in the Upper Valley region. The program offers structured housing with built-in accountability and peer support, creating an environment where residents can develop independent living skills while maintaining their recovery. The residential treatment model emphasizes community connection and stability as essential elements for long-term sobriety.

Located in downtown Lebanon behind the Fire Station on the Green, the facility provides easy access to community resources and recovery support services. The sober living program serves adults throughout Grafton County and surrounding New Hampshire areas, offering a local alternative for individuals who need residential support during their recovery journey.

Headrest employs multiple therapeutic methods including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Contingency Management, Anger Management, and Brief Intervention techniques. These approaches are integrated into the residential programming to support residents in developing coping strategies and maintaining recovery goals. The combination of therapeutic interventions addresses both behavioral patterns and practical life skills needed for successful community reintegration.

Beyond traditional residential services, Headrest operates a 24/7 crisis and suicide hotline, extending support throughout the Upper Valley community. This comprehensive approach ensures that individuals have access to immediate assistance during challenging moments, whether they are current residents or community members seeking support.

As a certified Recovery Friendly Workplace Employee Assistance Resource Program, Headrest demonstrates commitment to supporting recovery throughout the broader community. This certification reflects the organization's understanding that sustainable recovery extends beyond residential treatment into workplace and community settings. The program helps bridge the gap between structured sober living and independent community participation.

Operating as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization funded through donations, Headrest maintains an accessible model for individuals seeking residential recovery support. This funding structure allows the organization to focus on community service rather than profit, creating opportunities for adults who might otherwise face financial barriers to quality sober living arrangements in the Upper Valley region.