Day One operates residential treatment services in Maine for youth experiencing substance use and mental health challenges. The organization describes residential treatment as a higher level of care intended to provide a structured living environment alongside clinical services and recovery-focused skill building.

Publicly available facility listings identify a Day One residential location in New Gloucester, Maine. These listings describe the program as residential/long-term treatment and note that it serves teens, with additional support for co-occurring mental health needs.

Families considering residential care often look for a program that combines consistent supervision with therapy, recovery education, and planning for a safe return to school, home, and community supports. Residential treatment can also provide a buffer from day-to-day triggers so a teen can focus on stabilization and building healthier routines.

Because Day One offers multiple services across the state, families may also want to ask what step-down options exist after residential care (such as outpatient therapy or intensive outpatient programming) and how the program coordinates with caregivers and community providers during discharge planning.

Before enrolling, caregivers should review the program’s current age range, referral process, and expectations for family involvement, since residential programs may have specific requirements for participation and transition planning.

To learn more, visit Day One’s official website for an overview of services and confirm current program details directly with the organization.