23 Upper Plain, Bradford, VT 05033|admissions@vvista.net Facebook LinkedIn 802.222.5201 Get help here, anytime. Home Programs Who We Are Admissions Resources Connect Evidence-based addiction treatment programs designed to help advance recovery. GET HELP HERE Valley Vista Substance Use Disorder Programs Each Valley Vista gender-specific program has been developed to provide treatment in an intimate, safe and secure therapeutic environment offering an assurance of anonymity, respect, dignity and validation for all program participants. Valley Vista inpatient treatment programs offer services from medically supervised detoxification to discharge and comprehensive aftercare planning, ensuring every participant departs with a continuum of care plan that supports their journey toward enduring recovery. Valley Vista inpatient programs are clinically well-structured and feature a dedicated staff including a Program Director, Primary Therapists, Primary Therapist in Training, Continuing Care Specialists and 24-hour / 7 days-a-week floor supervision by trained recovery specialists, some of whom are certified recovery coaches. The psychiatric nurse practitioner is integrated as a part of each program. Men's Inpatient Program Women’s Inpatient Program VIEW MEN’S PROGRAM SCHEDULE Medically supervised detoxification care provides for regular vitals checking at specified intervals by nursing staff; best practice medication assistance, prescribed as necessary, helping to mitigate withdrawal symptoms; and constant patient observation by attending staff members 24 x 7 voluntary inpatient residential care Mental health services provided by trained clinicians Medical services provided by 24 x 7 nursing staff supported by physicians assistants and staff doctors Individualized comprehensive care programming developed by the patient’s Primary Therapist Individual therapy / counseling conducted by patient’s Primary Therapist Family / relationship therapy available and conducted by the patient’s Primary Therapist Group therapy conducted by the clinical staff Recovery-focused groups and discussion lead by clinical staff, self-directed by patients, and outside 12-Step based facilitators Cognitive Behavioral Therapy lead by the clinical staff Seeking Safety Relapse prevention skills Psycho-education groups lead by the clinical staff Insight to spirituality lead by the clinical staff Onsite and offsite (after seven days in treatment) 12-Step recovery meetings supported by community-based 12-Step programs Anger management conducted by the recovery staff Expressive art therapies lead by the recovery staff Music therapy facilitated by the recovery and outside staff Insight into accountability lead by the clinical staff and outside resources Yoga provided by outside and inside resources Specialized dietary services for diabetes, vegetarian, vegan, gluten-intolerant and as needed or prescribed Laundry services twice weekly – wash and fold Comprehensive post-completion aftercare planning managed by the Continuing Care Specialist in collaboration with patient and Primary Therapist CALL 802.222.5201 ANYTIME TO SPEAK TO US ABOUT ANY OF OUR PROGRAMS Why Choose Valley Vista Valley Vista has been nationally recognized for providing the highest level of care to individuals with substance use disorder issues and co-occurring mental health conditions. Valley Vista has been Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) accredited for the last 13-plus years. Valley Vista has been recognized for a high-level of performance related to Dual Diagnosis Capability in Addiction Treatment (DDCAT) by both the State of Vermont and the Dartmouth Psychiatric Research Center. The Valley Vista psychiatric nurse practitioner is integrated into daily programming. Valley Vista provides a continuum of care that establishes connections with whatever a patient needs to maintain their sobriety upon leaving our facility. This includes sober living; medication assisted treatment (MAT); finding a therapist, a primary care physician, an intensive outpatient program (IOP), spiritual programs and much more…anything that ensures a journey towards enduring recovery. What Patients Say “My metamorphosis of my addiction to my sobriety. A project I did in treatment and I am pretty proud of it. I was asked to show my addiction and how I felt during that time compared to my sobriety and what I think it will be like or how I felt so far. I decided to take it a step forward for me I had some sober time before I knew what it was like to be sober but this time was different. My addiction was killing me and I was letting it then it came to the point where I knew I had an option get help or die but I didn’t want to ask I didn’t want to admit defeat. The caterpillar is my addiction no matter how hard I tried I could never get my feet off the ground I felt there was no way out and the middle is the tree branch full of cocoons just the natural process of metamorphosis but its that period of stuckness and that is where I was at. I started seeing that color again but I didn’t know how to ask for help. It took me almost losing my life in some strangers house to realize just how badly I needed help so then the butterfly. Its colorful the wings are lopsided from me trying to force what shouldn’t have been forced and I was going to fix it but then I remembered I work a program of progress not perfection and I have to learn to let go of the need to have perfection because its not realistic. The butterfly has color but at the sane time it has spots of gloom through out the transition words and phrases going along with theme. But each phase having similarity because here is what I learned. Life sucked during active use sure I thought it was fun but it wasn’t, I was ruining my life. Then when I was stuck same thing I couldn’t do what I knew was right. I asked myself all the right questions but couldn’t give myself the answer I continued to kill myself. Then I almost did die decided I wanted to live. Then sobriety. Sobriety is not easy. I was asked what does sobriety mean to me and this is just that. Sobriety is work it is hard and I am going cry and stress and some days probably feel like I am making no progress what so ever but that’s just it through all of the good and the bad I am making progress. I am strong, resilient, my story isn’t over, Im learning who the real me is and Im doing it sober. Sobriety is not sunshine and rainbows but I can definitely go through it with dignity.” – D.W. The quote on top says Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over it then became a butterfly. “Mike from Spiritus opened up doors i thought I shut for good.” – N.P. “A Patient, a Recovery Aid, a Clinical Manager and a most of all…A Free Man. I can never thank Craig, Jack, and Rick enough for allowing me to grow through my hurts, hang-ups and habits. My life will never be the same and my heart will always be with the men and women who serve the greatest of needs in the world today. Grace and Peace to all!!” – B.L. 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