Children's Intervention Program 
Location:
40 Pleasant St
Concord, NH 03301
Directions
Contact:
PO Box 2032
Concord, NH 03302-2032
p. 603 225-0123
Hours:
8:00 – 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday
Director's Name:
Kit Hansen
- Case Management and community based rehabilitation services provided by Bachelors and Masters trained staff.
- Therapy services provided by Masters level staff who are licensed or working towards licensure.
- Vocational services provided by Bachelors and Masters trained staff.
- Psychiatry: Psychopharmacological services and treatment recommendations, oversight, and authorizations provided by MDs and ARNPs.
- Nursing Services: Medication management provided by registered nurses.
For detail program information please access the Program Specific Services/Activity link
- You must be at least 18 years old and meet state eligibility.
- Priority is given to individuals currently residing within Merrimack County or close proximity.
- You are willing to participate actively in your treatment plan in order to manage symptoms of your mental illness.
For more information, please contact our admissions office at (603) 225-0123
- Directions
- Statistics
- The Community Support Program at Pillar House employs about 50 staff members and is providing services to approximately 550 persons at any given time
- Calendar (groups)
- Groups offered include Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Integrated Dual Disorders Treatment for persons with Substance Abuse and Mental Illness, Social Skills, Transition Age Youth, and others as needs arise.
- News/Current Information
- Pillar House has developed a new evening program for state eligible adults one evening per week. This has been designed for people who might otherwise have been referred to other local providers. It will accommodate those who have become employed and those who no longer have a need for home or community based supports. Medication services will be available.
- Intake Packet/forms
- People applying for services are scheduled through the Riverbend Admissions Program. New Consumer Orientation is provided to all new applicants for services prior to a clinical intake. This enables people to learn about our program and enables us to collect outside information prior to a clinical intake. This enriches the quality of the clinical assessment. The orientation to services includes completion of all required paperwork, such as health screens, releases for previous providers, consent, client rights acknowledgement, and fee/discount agreements.
- Links to other sites
- Innovations/Program ”neat” things
- Program specific services/activities
