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The Salem Domiciliary has two residential rehabilitation treatment programs where Veterans unite to heal as a community. When a Veteran enters the program, they are placed in one of the two

programs as a “home base,” but may attend some programming offered by both programs. Some Veterans may move from one program to the other during their stay in the Domiciliary based on their

clinical needs and bed availability, with approval of the domiciliary staff.

Substance Use Disorder Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Program (DOM SUD) Track

The DOM SUD is a highly-structured 28-day treatment program for Veterans struggling with substance use. We provide a variety of group-based, evidence-based therapies to help Veterans with

recovery. This is a completely voluntary program.

Therapeutic Interventions for SUD are empirically-based, recovery focused, and include:

To be accepted for admission into the DOM SUD, Veterans must:

Veterans can use the visitors room on 7-2 as well general areas in the hospital or on the hospital grounds.   No visitors are allowed on the unit.

The DOM PTSD is a highly-structured five-week treatment program for Veterans struggling with PTSD.  Our program serves Veterans with combat trauma, military sexual trauma, and non-military

trauma histories.  This is a completely voluntary program.

To be accepted for admission into the DOM PTSD, Veterans must:

Veterans can use the visitors room as well general areas in the hospital or on the hospital grounds.   No visitors are allowed on the unit.

Emily Marston, PhD, DOM PTSD  Coordinator

Last updated: July 12, 2024