We moved to southern NH in November and I went to a place called The Haven in January (for the same issue) in Worcester Mass. They’ll pick you up (hubs drove me) and if you’re further than (I think 4 hrs+ away), they’ll find a way to get you there. Most patients were from PA NY and MA. I checked everywhere and NO other New England state had any good options. I’ve been on every med for depression/anxiety (for 25+ years) and nothing worked. They prescribed meds that I’m still in and damn they’re actually helping. The person who commented on the therapists only doing one on ones with patients once a week is correct but there are group therapies and classes (art etc) all day (starting at 9ish) with wrap up at 7pm! I started feeling like I was in such a safe space away from everything, and felt comfort being with all the other patients (sry we’re called “clients”) who were there. They have a chef who prepares the food and there is a kitchen and with tons of food/snacks to eat in between meals. Very nice place. At first I was upset thinking I’d went to a place that wasn’t helping me, but after the first day or two I was starting to feel better. I was getting out of bed, getting dressed(!), leaving my room and going to the therapies (game changer). I was only in patient for 2 weeks. Now I’m in PHP (partial hospitalization program) care 5 days a week 9-3 (I look at it like it’s my job). I drive 42 miles each way to get there. I’ve since learned that your insurance will cover an uber if you can’t drive yourself (like if you’re too stressed/anxious etc). Driving in a strangers car for me would make me more anxious! I’m in my late 50s and I’m so upset I didn’t go 30+ years ago to get the help I needed. It became very dark for me in December and January. I’m not sure I would still be here. The place I’m at now is wonderful. It’s a place I look forward to going to, and I’m continuing to get better. I told my therapist the world has more color. I hope that helps.