Staff

The New Hampshire Detox Center staff is made up of individuals who are passionate about helping our community heal from addiction. Several of our team members are in recovery themselves and understand the unique challenges our clients face during Limited Withdrawal Management Detox.

We provide world-class care and support in our Limited Withdrawal Management Detox center. Clients who are ready to begin the journey to recovery participate in evidence-based therapies and receive medical care as needed in a healing environment.

Learn more about a few of our dedicated team members below, then contact New Hampshire Detox Center at 603.932.7692 to find out how we can help you or your loved one today.

Kali Guilmet-Talbot, LCHMC, MS

Executive Director

I joined the clinical team in 2021. I work with clients living with substance use and mental health disorders, offering a trauma-informed model of care that incorporates cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, narrative therapy, and family therapy. In using an eclectic approach, my goal is to develop a collaborative treatment team, providing a supportive recovery environment for our participants.

I have 25+ years’ experience implementing clinical care and program management within behavioral health systems. My areas of expertise are substance use, persistent behavioral health needs, trauma, families, and the military community. I am passionate about recovery that is truly person-centered. I aim to develop programming that is collaborative and creative.
I love the work and continue to find myself excited about opportunities to grow and learn. I find it very important to work in a system that resonates with my core values, including person-centered care. When I speak with the leadership and staff at programming, I am excited to be with like-minded people. There is a passion for excellence, continued growth, and dignity in the recovery process that made me want to work here.

Kali K. Guilmet-Talbot, LCMHC, MS is the Regional Clinical Director for New Hampshire. Guilmet-Talbot received her Master of Science in Clinical Psychology from Salem State University in 2005. She earned her initial clinical license in the state of Massachusetts as a LMHC in 2007, and recently moved to New Hampshire and obtained her license as a LCMHC. Her primary office is at Bonfire in Rochester, NH, but she can also be found at New Hampshire Detox in Bethlehem throughout the week.

Janet Dussault, LADC, AS

Clinician

Janet Dussault, LADC, AS is a clinician at New Hampshire Detox in Bethlehem, New Hampshire. Dusault received her Associate in Science degree from White Mountain Community College in Berlin, New Hampshire in May 2012 and received her initial licensure as a Licensed Alcohol & Drug Counselor in August 2012. Dussault has worked in the substance use field since 2003 when first hired at Friendship House in Bethlehem, New Hampshire. She was hired to work as a clinician at NH Detox in June 2021.

What drives your passion to work in this field?

I am passionate about working in this field due to my own experience seeing family members struggle with addiction. Being able to plant a seed for change and see people grow is such a rewarding experience. The change in clients I work with reminds me of why I chose this career path.

What makes TruHealing’s programs stand out?

Just the name itself implies growth and healing from what is otherwise a deadly disease. I enjoy working with others who are as vested in offering hope to the clientele we serve.

What is the most rewarding part of working at New Hampshire Detox?

The most rewarding part of working at NH Detox is when clients who have come through our doors in the past are able to see a familiar face that may put them more at ease.

Laura DeManche

Director of Operations

My job is to oversee the day-to-day operations of the facility. I make sure we are providing the best care we can to our clients. I assist in many ways to keep our staff and clients happy and safe.

My passion for working in recovery comes from wanting to help others find a new way to live. I am in recovery myself, and I know how important it is to connect with others who share the same experience.

My favorite part of my job is to provide that light in someone’s darkness. When I was at my lowest point in my own life, I didn’t believe I deserved more or that I was worth anything. If it wasn’t for someone else seeing something inside me that I was unable to see in myself, I would have struggled to keep pushing forward at times. I never could have imagined my life being where it is today. I am truly grateful for this company and all the support I have been given to help me succeed in my own life.

Laura DeManche is the Director of Operations at NH Detox in Bethlehem, NH. She was born in Massachusetts and grew up all over the state of Maine. DeManche moved to New Hamphire as an adult.

Clayton Lindberg

Behavioral Health Technician Manager

I was born in Nashua, New Hampshire, and shortly after that I was adopted and grew up in Epsom, New Hampshire with my family. Growing up, I loved playing in the woods and riding four-wheelers or snowmobiles.

I started working at TruHealing in September 2020 as a Behavioral Health Technician. This was my first experience in the field, but I had been through a long, hard road of addiction and recovery. My current sobriety date is September 7^th, 2018. I use my experience and pain to help others that are going through the same thing.

My goal coming into this company was to work my way to the clinical side and become a case manager. Very quickly into my career, I fell in love with the operations side. What I enjoy most is managing client care and ensuring we do absolutely everything we can to make everyone’s stay with us as comfortable as possible.

With the amount of pain and hardship I went through, I have a unique insight and can relate with almost every client that walks through our doors. If I can help even one person from going down the road I took, all the challenging work we do here is worth it. The most rewarding part of my job is being on the front lines with clients daily. In my opinion, operations are the heart of this company, and I enjoy working with our staff to make sure everything here is running smoothly. I know that this has turned into my lifelong career.

Clayton Lindberg is the Behavioral Health Technical Manager at New Hampshire Detox. He is a recovery coach, has completed his CRSW classes, and is on his way to being fully certified. His skills include running groups for clients during the day and at night, making sure all BHT staff are fully trained, and helping each client to the best of his ability.