McLean Fernside

McLean Hospital, founded in 1811, is a renowned psychiatric care provider that also participates in research and education for Harvard Medical School. At McLean Fernside, clients receive a comprehensive addiction recovery program that includes around the clock care and supervision in a home-like setting. Set among the beautiful Wachusett Mountains, Fernside is a 30-day program that combines clinical and neuroscience research with 12-Step integration and self-help resources for a cost of approximately $59,500. In addition to therapies such as cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy, clients benefit from extensive health education programming, including yoga, individualized fitness plans, nutrition education, smoking cessation, and expressive art and music therapies. The mansion has been renovated to provide a warm and comfortable atmosphere while all meals are prepared by culinary professionals. Access to local recreational activities, such as skiing, swimming, and tennis, is also provided. McLean Fernside is a self-pay program and is accredited by the Joint Commission.