White Mountains Recovery Homes LLC

"Wmrh is a blessing. They are super dedicated to seeing people successful in recovery. They are very family oriented and I am fortunate to get the opportunity to have a good life"

"White Mountain Recovery Homes has saved my life along with the fellowship of NA. They are my family and it wasn't until I was ready to actually do the work did things start to change for me. I will forever be Grateful for the recovery community we have in Littleton. I now work at the serenity center and I work along aside Jaimie everyday and I see the miracles happen and I see first hand how much he helps these guys/woman on a daily basis."

"I’ve been in and out of recovery for the past 10 years with varying periods of sobriety, some longer than others. I’ve never left a negative review for any treatment center or sober living in my entire life but I have no choice but to share my experience in hopes of informing other at risk men of the potentially dangerous and life-threatening situation they may be putting themselves in by attending the Plymouth location of White Mountain Recovery Homes. All they care about is money. They will lie, manipulate, and fabricate any reason to suddenly kick you out over being a week behind on rent and/or something as petty as a personal dislike for a resident. The house manager literally lied to my face about the results of a drug test, something that I have never experienced in my 10 years of involvement with treatment centers/sober livings. Even though other residents in the house witnessed this injustice and knew I was telling the truth, the house manager and owner refused to even allow me to take a second test or have the results sent to the lab for confirmation. This is also unheard of in other sober livings, as false positives are fairly common with the cheap, quick cup style of urine tests that are used. This is not a place to receive honest, genuine, or loving help, as is expected of any good sober living. Like I said, I have never spoken a bad word about a place of recovery, especially publicly, but this place is just wrong and down right dangerous to someone in early recovery that’s fighting for their life and doing everything expected of them. My higher power would never allow me to speak ill of a place if I was truly the one in the wrong. I pray that others don’t have the same experience as me, as it could end very badly for someone less prepared."

"I was in a 30 day rehab in Franklin NH wondering what is next to come. Halfway through my stay their this group of people from White Mountain Recovery Homes LLC did a presentation on their recovery homes. Now I had an idea where I was going to go after 30 days but the presentation changed my plans. I got out of my 30 day program on June 24th 2021 and moved up here. Now I'm from Southern NH so that being said yea I was nervous because I didn't know a single person up here. The people that run these houses made me feel welcome and were there if I needed any assistance/support. These houses have a system that works if you work it. I have never been in a sober living house before but I know I found the right one to live at. There is structure and accountability put in place for a reason which has helped me become a much more mature adult and keeps me focusing on my recovery. This is the longest time I have ever been sober and a lot of it is do to being in these houses. They are all about recovery here and I am so grateful to be apart of this wonderful program. If you want to stay sober and are serious in your recovery then I definitely suggest giving White Mountain Recovery Homes LLC a call!!"

"I've been at White Mountain Recovery homes for 6 months now and I am very grateful for being given a second chance at getting my life back together. The staff at the serenity center care about every single resident and guide them in the right direction. The White Mountain region is very beautiful area with lovely scenery and a lovely community atmosphere that suites a addict or alcoholic perfectly for living life sober"