New Beginnings Start Here
Structured behavioral health care, wherever you are in New Hampshire.
Valor Recovery & Resilience Center provides structured telehealth behavioral health treatment for adults who need more support than traditional weekly therapy but can remain safely in the community. We are launching with the Valor Women's Program, featuring women-centered, trauma-informed care with specialized support for female Veterans, while building a broader platform for future services for men and families.
Who may benefit from Valor?
Valor is designed for adults who need a structured outpatient level of care, including people stepping down from a hospital, residential program, crisis service, or a lower-intensity outpatient setting.
Valor Women's Program
Our launch specialty provides women-centered care for trauma, depression, anxiety, grief, caregiver strain, relationship stress, major life transitions, and professional burnout.
Trauma & Veteran Support
Trauma-informed care with Veteran-sensitive programming and focused support for women Veterans.
Co-Occurring Recovery
Mental health and substance-use concerns addressed together when acute detoxification or hospital-level monitoring is not required.
Built for growth: Valor is launching with specialized women-centered programming while the master brand remains broad enough to add services for men, couples, and families as the organization expands.
Clinical fit at a glance
Final admission and level-of-care decisions are made after clinical assessment. These criteria are intended to help referral partners and prospective patients identify likely fit.
Good Clinical Fit
- Age 18+ and clinically appropriate for an outpatient level of care.
- Needs more structure than weekly therapy or step-down support after inpatient/residential care.
- Medically stable and not in need of 24-hour nursing or hospital monitoring.
- Able to participate meaningfully in virtual group and individual services.
- No acute intoxication or withdrawal requiring medically managed detoxification.
- Physically located in New Hampshire during telehealth sessions unless cross-state practice is specifically approved.
- Has a private setting, reliable technology, and an emergency contact/location plan.
Needs Higher-Level / Alternative Evaluation
- Imminent suicide, homicide, or serious self-harm risk that cannot be managed safely in outpatient care.
- Severe psychosis, mania, disorganization, aggression, or cognitive impairment preventing safe telehealth participation.
- Acute intoxication, severe withdrawal risk, delirium, or need for medically managed detoxification.
- Unstable medical condition or continuous medical/nursing monitoring need.
- Unable to reliably identify current location or support emergency intervention during virtual care.
- Requires a service or level of care beyond Valor's scope.
- Telehealth is determined clinically inappropriate after assessment.
Secure Referral & Admission Application
This form may be completed by a prospective patient, family/support person, hospital, therapist, physician, social worker, or other referral professional. Submission begins the screening process; it does not guarantee admission, insurance coverage, or authorization.