Avenues Recovery Extended Care is the primary drug and alcohol rehab treatment facility in the New Hampshire area. We are renowned for our personalized treatment plans, unending belief in our clients and a strong community. We provide hope and a real chance for people struggling with addiction to regain control of their lives.
A unique community-based extended care program that’s truly customized to the needs and unique circumstances of each individual. The contemporary facilities have a youthful decor and vibe removing the barrier of institutionalized treatment. Truly a one-of-a-kind facility with a one-of-a-kind clinical team.
Avenues Recovery Center in New Hampshire offers the most patient-centered clinical treatment available.
The Avenues Recovery team is acutely qualified for the most at risk and vulnerable, staffed with a full-time physician, psychiatrist, and licensed counselors. Our case managers will address any legal, family, or FMLA complications, and most of all focus on workforce reentry.
Traci, a seasoned addictions professional has worked with children, adolescents, families and adults in various clinical and management roles since 1988. Traci obtained a Master’s in Counseling Psychology in Addictions and Substance Abuse in 1991 and has been a licensed clinical mental health professional in NH since 2001.
Traci and her therapy dog, Wyatt, find their passion in helping others find their own recovery centered lives. Traci has advanced experience in dual diagnosis and trauma focused treatment. Traci is a grateful beneficiary of animal assisted treatment and seeks to find ways to supplement traditional therapies with this valuable modality.
Kris Lang is the Office/Operations Manager for Avenues Recovery Extended Care. She has an associate’s degree in Accounting and Business Management. Kris has worked in the Mental Health Field for over 20 years. She assisted in the development of a Substance Use Treatment Program in the local community recently and found this to be her passion. Her goal is to use her many years of experience to help build and maintain Avenues Recovery Extended Care’s success and respect in the treatment community.
Kiley Hache is a nurse practitioner who specializes in addiction treatment. He began his career in health care in 1989, on the nursing staff at McLean Hospital, a psychiatric facility outside of Boston. After completing his masters at Emory University, he worked in emergency medicine for ten years in both the Atlanta metropolitan area and New England. In 2019, he returned to New Hampshire and began working at Avenues in Concord. He is passionate about mental health and providing genuinely compassionate care to his clients. In his free time, he enjoys being involved with community theater.
Jeff Pickett is a counselor who is passionate about helping people live more authentic and fulfilling lives. He has a degree in Business Administration and a Masters in Clinical Mental Health. Jeff is currently working towards his licensure as a Clinical Mental Health Counselor in the state of New Hampshire and is also working on getting his certification in EMDR. He is married with two cats and two dogs. In his spare time, he enjoys doing outdoor activities, traveling, and cultural arts.
Jamie has been working in the mental health field since 2017. He grew up in Methuen, Massachusetts, and later moved to New Hampshire in his early 20s. When he learned he was going to be a father, Jamie decided he wanted to set an example for his children by pursuing an education. It took him 10 years, off and on, to find his calling in psychology. Once he realized his passion, Jamie changed his major at Mount Washington College and went on to earn a bachelor’s degree in psychology. He then continued his education at Southern New Hampshire University, where he obtained a master’s degree in psychology. Currently, he is pursuing a degree in Mental Health counseling at his alma mater, with the goal of becoming independently licensed.
After spending several years in sales, Jamie had a change of heart when he lost someone close to him to an overdose. He wanted to make a difference in people’s lives by helping them find peace and happiness without turning to substances. Jamie has since found great fulfillment in his work and is grateful for the wonderful people he has met and worked with along the way.
Jamie lives with his dog, Huey, and has two grown sons. He enjoys snowboarding, hiking, and other physical activities with his family. Jamie is also learning to play the guitar and speak Spanish, two things that have been on his bucket list. He firmly believes in the potential for personal growth and strives to seize every opportunity to better himself and others.
Kayla Rivard is a licensed clinical mental health counselor who specializes in addiction treatment. She was born in New Hampshire and spent part of her childhood in Florida before returning to her home state. Kayla attended Southern New Hampshire University, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Currently, she is pursuing a PhD in Forensic Psychology at Walden University.
Kayla has a passion for addiction treatment and helping others achieve sobriety. With nine years of sobriety under her belt, she knows firsthand the challenges of recovery and enjoys showing the SUD population that treatment works and they can lead fulfilling lives. Her approach to treatment is client-centered, as she believes in the uniqueness and diversity of each person and the importance of individualized treatment.
In addition to her professional work, Kayla enjoys spending time with her family, including her two children, and engaging in outdoor activities such as snowboarding and riding ATVs. She also has three dogs who love accompanying her to work and interacting with her clients.
Overall, Kayla Rivard is a dedicated and compassionate addiction treatment counselor who brings her personal experience and expertise to her work.
Amber Reagan is a dedicated professional in the field of addiction treatment, hailing from the town of Northfield, NH. She pursued her higher education at Plymouth State University, where she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work. Her academic journey continued as she obtained her LADC (Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor) certification while actively working in the addiction field.
During her time at Concord Hospital as part of her practicum, Amber gained valuable insights into the insufficient treatment facilities and care available for individuals grappling with Substance Use Disorder. This experience ignited her passion for becoming a helping professional in the field of addiction, and she has been committed to this cause ever since.
Amber’s career began in a Co-Occurring facility immediately after college, and she has continued to work diligently in the addiction treatment field. Her genuine enthusiasm lies in assisting individuals who aspire to lead substance-free lives filled with fulfillment. She takes great pride in advocating for her clients and tailors her approach to meet them where they are in their treatment goals.
Amber employs a holistic approach, combining various therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and The Three Principles. By utilizing a strengths-based approach, she aims to empower individuals, providing them with the necessary tools to sustain their recovery journey.
Outside of her professional life, Amber finds joy in her personal pursuits. She is happily married and has two daughters, along with a dog, a cat, and two bunnies who complete their loving family. During her leisure time, she relishes moments spent with her children, indulging in activities like fishing, hunting, and enjoying the outdoors. In the summer, she frequently embarks on camping trips to Kennebunkport, Maine, while in the winter, snowmobiling adventures across New Hampshire captivate her spirit of adventure.
J.B.Avenues has shown me patience, kindness, and love; when it seemed like the world gave up on me, Avenues didn’t. It’s given me an outlook on my own life that I don’t have to give up on myself and Avenues has helped me to show me how to live life on life’s terms and to walk through my fears and insecurities. When it was hard to love myself the staff here has loved me. When I first came into treatment I was only committed to two weeks but because of the hope Avenues has shown me and the growth I have seen here I have now been clean and sober almost six months. Between the art & music therapy, meditation groups, one-on-one counseling sessions, family therapy, 4th step group, the recovery community that I’m a part of today and made true, lifelong friends in, the staff here at Avenues made me feel like I wasn’t alone and that there were many people in the world together fighting this disease. I learned here that I don’t have to hold my head in shame, becoming a recovering heroin addict, but that I can be proud of being in recovery today and help others. Now I am able to help the guys that first come in, explaining how the program is laid out for a reason for safety, support, and love, and showing us how to live life when we don’t know how to through small tasks like doing your chore, having accountability, and being called out when you fall short. When everybody in the world had given up on me, Avenues Recovery didn’t, and for that I’m forever grateful.
K.C.Avenues is the one thing I was missing during two previous attempts to get sober. They provided me a safe structured environment where I could bond with other men in recovery and dig deep into the underlying causes and conditions preventing me from staying sober. My only other focus at first was to establish a healthy recovery routine and little by little, slowly feather life and all of life’s chaos into that routine. The staff is absolutely top notch and the Clinical Director in particular is a huge part of what makes this program work so well. I’m forever grateful to all of them.
J.B.One of the most wonderful things that has happened to me over a period of 9 to 14 years is making the decision to come to Avenues. I personally have been through a lot with substance abuse and I couldn’t find any way out. I tried to quit by myself and I never had any success. Now I am almost two months sober and am excited to get my two month chip! The program works magnificently; it takes a lot of courage, energy, and determination, but in the end it is totally worth it. I feel better today, that there is hope and that I don’t need to take drugs to feel okay. I can smile authentically. The community at Avenues is one of the most beautiful things; we have house-wide weekly dinners and there is a true sense of fellowship among us all. The laughter and the weekend activities are amazing. The friendships that I have made at Avenues have been some of the most sincere I have ever had, unlike the ones I made in the past through drugs and alcohol. I feel like that part of my life has gone by. Everything is possible, it just takes dedication and perseverance, and not giving up in the face of adversity. I am grateful for the wonderful staff members, for the community, for the house, for the skills I’ve learned at Avenues and the people that actually show kindness and care about the client’s well being.
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