For Those Seeking a Life Enduring Recovery

Vermont Treatment Center

Valley Vista is a Vermont treatment center offering medical detox, inpatient, and low-intensity inpatient programs for substance abuse. 

At Valley Vista, we understand the complexities surrounding Alcohol & Substance Misuse, often complicated by mental health conditions. Our commitment is to offer a safe and secure therapeutic environment conducive to recovery, ensuring respect and validation for all individuals served. We believe in doing recovery the “right way, not the easy way.”

Valley Vista is an inpatient addiction treatment program located in beautiful Bradford, Vermont. Our gender-specific programs for adult men and women utilize a patient-centered approach. We recognize that one size does not fit all, and our treatment plans are customized to meet each patient’s unique needs.

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Inpatient Drug Rehab

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Medical Detoxification

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Addressing negative thought patterns and behaviors, CBT empowers individuals to develop healthier coping mechanisms.

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)

Focused on building skills in distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness, DBT is particularly beneficial for those with co-occurring mental health conditions.

Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT)

By exploring and addressing emotions, EFT helps individuals build healthier relationships with themselves and others.

Narrative Therapy

This modality involves reshaping one's life story, empowering individuals to take control of their narrative and make positive changes.

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

Focused on mindfulness and acceptance, ACT helps individuals live in accordance with their values, fostering a sense of purpose.

Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT)

Challenging irrational beliefs, REBT promotes healthier thought patterns and emotional well-being.

Skills-Based Therapy

Equipping individuals with practical skills to navigate challenges and build a foundation for lasting recovery.

Sensory and Music Therapy

Utilizing sensory experiences and music to enhance emotional expression and well-being.

Seeking Safety

Focused on trauma recovery and substance abuse, Seeking Safety helps individuals establish safety in their lives.

12-Step Programming

12 Step programs, such as AA and NA, provide a supportive framework for individuals seeking spiritual and community support in their recovery.

Holistic Addiction Treatment Options at Valley Vista

At Valley Vista, we recognize the interconnectedness of mental, emotional, and physical well-being. Our programs include active therapy sessions, mindfulness practices, meditation, yoga, and reiki. These holistic approaches contribute to a balanced and sustainable recovery.

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Creative Expression
Unlocking Healing through Art

In addition to traditional therapeutic modalities, we encourage creative expression as a means of self-discovery and healing. Creative writing and journaling provide a therapeutic outlet for individuals to explore their thoughts and emotions. Moreover, activities like play therapy and experiential therapies offer unique avenues for expression and self-reflection.

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Interactive Journaling For Addiction Treatment

Valley Vista proudly incorporates The Change Companies programming, providing innovative and transformative support for individuals on their recovery journey. This approach aligns with our commitment to offering the most effective and up-to-date resources for lasting change.

Using Interactive Journaling with clients helps to reaffirm that each person is in charge of the decisions they make. Clients develop their own unique tools for continued recovery as they answer the pre-structured questions. These journaling programs provide gender-specific resources, along with resources for family support.

What to Expect During Treatment at Valley Vista

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Group and Individual Therapy

At Valley Vista, we believe in the power of connection and support. Our group therapy sessions run seven days a week, fostering a sense of community and shared experience. Additionally, individuals engage in individual sessions with their therapists three times per week, ensuring personalized attention and care.

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Aftercare Planning

Valley Vista takes a unique approach to aftercare. While we are not affiliated with any specific aftercare program, we view this as an opportunity to tailor ongoing support to each individual’s needs. Our dedicated aftercare planners begin working with clients within the first 24 hours of their program completion. By customizing aftercare plans, we ensure that each individual has the best possible opportunity for continued success in their recovery.

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Duration of Treatment

The average length of stay at Valley Vista is 28-35 days. This duration allows for a focused and intensive therapeutic experience, laying the groundwork for sustained recovery. Our team works collaboratively with each individual to determine the appropriate length of stay based on their progress and needs.

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Family Involvement at Valley Vista

We recognize the importance of family in the recovery process. Families are invited to participate in treatment sessions via Zoom or telephonically, accommodating the needs and preferences of the client. This involvement creates a supportive network, fostering understanding and communication as individuals navigate the path to recovery.

Inpatient Drug Rehab in Vermont at Valley Vista

While in inpatient treatment at Valley Vista, you or your loved one will live on-site at our Vermont treatment center. We provide a home-like environment rather than a hospital-like one, combined with 24/7 support and supervision from staff. Men and women are separated in different wings. Nutritious meals are provided three times a day, along with snacks, juices, and Gatorade available around the clock. Our amenities and recreational opportunities make treatment enjoyable and offer opportunities for restoration throughout the week as you put in the work needed for a powerful, transformative recovery. This comprehensive program is designed to help you build a foundation for long-term success. As you prepare to leave inpatient drug rehab, aftercare planning may involve referrals to sober living, outpatient programs, and other resources. 

Low-Intensity Inpatient Treatment in Vermont

The low-intensity inpatient treatment program at our Vermont treatment center is different from our standard inpatient program. Unlike a typical inpatient stay of about 28-35 days, people in low-intensity inpatient treatment at Valley Vista in Vermont may stay up to 90 days, depending on their needs. Also unique is that this program offers opportunities for work, volunteerism, or educational activities, paired with up to 19 hours of clinical and therapeutic group sessions. Staff members are present 24/7, and you will be living in a drug and alcohol free environment, just like you’d expect in any other inpatient program. However, this program is highly flexible and personalized with unique attributes that support addiction recovery. It emphasizes life skills, community reintegration, and independence while helping people build confidence in their sobriety in real-world environments and situations. 

Vermont Drug and Alcohol Detox Center 

When you first stop using alcohol and other drugs, you may experience mild to severe withdrawal symptoms. Acute withdrawal symptoms usually peak roughly 24-72 hours after your last use of a substance and dissipate over the course of about 1-2 weeks, with some variation depending on factors like the type of substance(s) used. Our team will monitor your vital signs and provide medical treatment to help keep you safe and reduce your discomfort at this time. Clients in detox at our Vermont treatment center start therapy right away and are immediately integrated into our inpatient treatment programs, which is another way we set ourselves apart from other providers in the area. 

Programs

The specialized programs at our Vermont treatment center provide tailored care for people with a range of life experiences that might impact their relationship with substances and recovery.

Comprehensive Dual Diagnosis Therapy in Vermont

Many people affected by substance use disorders live with at least one other mental or behavioral health condition. For example, anxiety, depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, or post-traumatic stress disorder. When that is the case, getting treatment that acknowledges both matters. Dual-diagnosis therapy in Vermont at Valley Vista supports positive outcomes for people with co-occurring disorders. For example, this approach can promote improved psychiatric symptoms and functioning, quality of life, and higher chances of successful treatment for both disorders. 

Women often share experiences that impact their experience with addiction and recovery. For example, gender roles, body image, reproductive health, and an increased risk of some types of traumatic events. Our women’s addiction treatment program does more than just separate women and men in different wings at our addiction treatment center in Vermont–it also provides specialized groups and trauma-informed, personalized, compassionate care for the concerns that may affect women and their healing.

The men’s addiction treatment program at Valley Vista supports men through common experiences and challenges they might go through as they work to heal from addiction and co-occurring concerns. Groups give you a designated place to share what’s on your mind with other men who get it, whether it is fears about how to navigate life after treatment or how societal stigma about men’s mental health may affect your ability to open up.

Veterans face an increased risk of substance use disorders. They make up a significant portion of Vermont’s population, creating a need for specialized support in the area. Our veterans’ addiction treatment program integrates trauma-focused therapies that help veterans process their experiences without feeling traumatized, providing control over their treatment journey and empowering them to make choices that feel safe and appropriate for them. Groups let you connect with other people who know what you’re going through beyond the surface level.

Insurances Accepted at Valley Vista’s Vermont Treatment Center

Our Vermont treatment center accepts most forms of insurance and self-pay. We make it a point to stay in-network with as many insurance companies as possible to make addiction treatment accessible. Even if your insurance company is not listed here, your plan may still help you pay for treatment. Please call us anyway–we work with many plans out of network, too, and are here to help you find solutions. 

We accept:

  • Medicaid
  • Medicare
  • VA CCN
  • BCBS
  • Beacon
  • Carelon
  • Cigna 
  • CD PHP
  • Harvard Pilgrim 
  • Martin’s Point
  • MVP Healthcare
  • Optum

What if you don’t have insurance and are wondering how to pay for treatment? We’ll help you or your loved one explore scholarships, grants, public assistance, payment plans, and other resources as needed. Never let a lack of financial resources stop you from reaching out to us. All calls to Valley Vista are cost and commitment-free.

Admissions

Our Vermont treatment center strives to make the admissions process simple. First, just call us or request a confidential callback online. Then, we’ll verify your insurance coverage and answer any questions you have. You will complete an intake assessment, during which we will ask about your personal history, order medical testing, and review anything else that may affect your treatment. If you are approved for admission, we will determine a program start date and go over what to expect, including what to bring to treatment and what to leave at home.

FAQs

How much does addiction treatment in Vermont cost?

How much addiction treatment in Vermont costs depends on factors like program length, the type of program you’re in, and insurance coverage. Some insurance plans may cover treatment in full, but clients with other plans may have copays. We’ll go over any out-of-pocket costs with 100 percent transparency before you start treatment. 

We can help you secure transportation to treatment if needed.

Yes, absolutely. Many people come to our Vermont treatment center from out of state. 

Valley Vista is here for you

Take the First Step - Call Valley Vista’s Vermont Treatment Center Today

Valley Vista is an accredited addiction and co-occurring disorder treatment center in Bradford, Vermont. Ready to take the first step? Call Valley Vista’s Vermont treatment center today at 802.802.8817 or contact us online. Our admissions team is here from 8 AM to 5:30 PM, 7 days per week. If you call outside of hours, we’ll get back to you shortly.