Facilities in Burlington, Vermont, United States - Alcohol Treatment Center Network and Alcohol Rehab Directory

Recovery House Inc.

TCN Staff — Sat, 29 May 2021 22:39:53 +0000

Rutland County VT Alcohol Detox

The mission of Recovery House, Inc. is to provide adults suffering from alcohol addiction a residential treatment setting that is oriented around the recognition of addiction as a treatable, chronic disease. We provide person-centered, evidenced based, individualized treatment plans designed to give clients the tools necessary to maintain a substance free lifestyle within a framework of community-based supports. Recovery House, Inc. endorses participation in 12 step groups and other community-based services as a critical component in the establishment of recovery from addiction.

Alcohol Detox

Serenity House offers both alcohol and opioid related detoxification services. Detoxification services are provided through established, medically monitored protocols including detoxification medications such as Buprenorphine and Librium along with other comfort medications. Registered Nurses are on site at all times to carry out Physician ordered protocols and ensure the safety and well-being of all clients.

Treatment

Recovery House offers high-quality substance use treatment for those in need. We provide services at four different levels of care – Inpatient, low-intensity longer term inpatient, medication-assisted outpatient, and public inebriate programming. Our services are founded on our values of providing respectful care to the person struggling with addiction. We utilize evidenced-based practices in all of our programming, to include cognitive-behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, contingency management, and mutual self-help meetings. This care is provided by a phenomenal multidisciplinary team, comprised of medical, clinical, administrative, and support staff.

University of Vermont Medical Center

TCN Staff — Sat, 29 May 2021 20:45:24 +0000

Alcohol and Substance Abuse Treatment at DayOne

The DayOne Program at the University of Vermont Medical Center is an outpatient rehabilitation program for alcohol and substance use disorders. We provide comprehensive treatments ranging from office-based evaluation and treatment to intensive outpatient services.

The DayOne Program offers group therapy using the following techniques:

Emotion Regulation – the ability to take charge of your emotions and respond to emotional situations.
Mindfulness – Focusing on awareness of the present moment.
Group Psychotherapy – A small group that meets under the guidance of a trained therapist.
Motivational Enhancement – A technique designed to improve a person’s motivation to change their behavior.
Cognitive Behavior Therapy – An evidence-based treatment to address thoughts, emotions and behaviors.
Relapse Prevention
Coping & life skills training
Other evidence-based solution-focused techniques

Each group meets for an average of 12 sessions.

The DayOne Program treats adult men and woman, age 18+, who are experiencing symptoms related to addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders, as well as the following:

Alcohol Dependency
Cocaine Dependency
Benzodiazepine Dependency
Opiate Dependency

Lund Outpatient Treatment Program

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If you are transitioning out of residential treatment, or perhaps new to substance abuse treatment, our outpatient services might be the right fit for you.

Lund offers family-centered and trauma-informed outpatient treatment services to clients struggling with substance use and/or mental health challenges. Issues addressed include, but are not limited to:

opiate or other drug addiction
alcohol
dependence
anxiety
depression
and PTSD

We offer services to adolescents and adults, and work with both men and women, who are either pregnant or actively parenting.

Outpatient Treatment Services

SPOKE: Medication-assisted treatment

As a Spoke in the state’s Hub and Spoke system for opiate dependence treatment we provide:

Initial evaluation to assess appropriateness for the program
Regular meetings with medical team
Support from Spoke Care Coordinato

Howard Center Act 1 Bridge

ARTNadmin — Sat, 24 Apr 2021 23:27:08 +0000

Alcohol Treatment Burlington Vermont in Chittenden County

Our programs help individuals of all ages who want to become drug or alcohol free. Our compassionate and skilled staff will support you throughout your recovery process.

ACT 1

Individuals of any age may contact ACT 1 if they feel they are incapacitated due to alcohol. Or, they may also be referred by the police, friends, family, clergy, or a community member. Once at ACT 1, individuals have a clean, safe, supervised setting where they can stay while they regain their sobriety.

Following an initial screening, individuals may stay at ACT 1, be referred to the hospital for medical attention, released to a family member, or referred to protective custody.

ACT 1 follows a goal-directed approach toward intervention and treatment while recognizing that many clients are in the midst of a life crisis. ACT 1 helps the person and family through the crisis, promotes stability, and recommends an appropriate follow-up level of care and assists with referrals.

Bridge

The Bridge Program provides short-term stabilization and detoxification in a non-medical setting for individuals ages 18 and older who are experiencing problematic alcohol or other drug use.

The Bridge Program is staffed 24 hours a day. We provide related services by coordinating with the University of Vermont Medical Center Emergency Department and through referrals to other Howard Center services, depending on each individual’s specific needs.

Bridge offers medical oversight, coordination of services for injection drug users, clinical assessments, and referrals for individuals needing more intensive treatment. Continuing care plans are developed with each client, and ongoing support after discharge is available through free, daily community support groups.

Clients are referred by the court system, primary care providers, friends, family, clergy, a concerned community member, and by self-referral.

Impaired Driver Rehabilitation Program

The State Of Vermont’s Impaired Driver Rehabilitation Program (IDRP/formerly known as Project CRASH) provides people convicted of impaired driving the opportunity to openly examine facts about alcohol and other drug use and discuss the role these substances play in their life. The program’s educational curriculum includes lectures, reading materials, videos, and small group discussions. For more information, visit the State of Vermont website.

If you are convicted of impaired driving, you must successfully complete the IDRP before your privilege to drive can be reinstated. Additional treatment is frequently required. The program evaluator will explain the process and requirements at your intake evaluation. She or he will also provide a list of treatment providers.

Below is a list of the insurance companies Howard Center is in-network with.

BlueCross BlueShield of Vermont
CBA
Cigna
Medicare
MVP
Tricare
Vermont Medicaid