Vermont | VT Top 5+ Rehabs
Sex Addiction Therapy in Vermont |
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| Creative Clinical Associates Inc. | (802) 760-7946 | 88 Red Pine Estate Morrisville, Vermont 05661 |
With counselors experienced in all aspects of addiction, Creative Clinical offers a resolution to confrontations life brings. |
Alcohol Abuse Rehabs in Vermont |
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| Valley Vista | (802) 222-5201 | 23 Upper Plain Bradford, VT 05033 |
“Valley Vista’s evidenced-based, best practice driven addiction treatment has helped thousands find a better quality of life through psycho social well-being built upon an understanding of 12-Steps programming, personal reflection and insight, and spirituality.” – Dawn Taylor, Director of Clinical Services |
Opiate Addiction Treatment in Vermont |
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| BAART Newport | (802) 334-0110 | 475 Union St. Newport, VT 05855 |
Utlilizng the integration of medical and mental health treatment, BAART programs focuses on the opioid epidemic through services at more than 25 clinics. |
Top Dual Dagnosis Programs in Vermont |
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| Spring Lake Ranch | (802) 492-3322 | 1169 Spring Lake Rd. Cuttingsville, VT 05738 |
With a specific focus of rebuilding individuals struggling with dual diagnosis, Spring Lake Ranch provides stability with its residential facility dedicated to rehabilitation. |
Addiction Updates & News in Vermont |
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| Population: 623 (in thousands) as of 2017 (source: census.gov) |
| 18+ Drug Use Month: 73 (in thousands) as of 2014 (source: samhsa.gov) |
| 18+ Serious Mental Illness: 27 (in thousands) as of 2014 (source: samhsa.gov) |
Drug Dependence and Mental Health Issues in Vermont
According to the most recent data compiled by United States Census Bureau and The National Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration, nearly 1 in 8 citizens in Vermont have 1 or more substance abuse issues (these figures include statistical analysis of reported alcohol, prescription drug, and illicit drug abuse combined). An alarming number on the surface, yet understandable, as science reveals addiction as a disease of the brain. Unlike most mental disease, addiction can not only be treated, it can be permanently overcome during recovery. In return, addiction awareness and prevention become more widespread the more patient and understanding we become during the healing process.
Mental Health & Dependency
(ages 18 & up)
Illicit Drug & Use Dependency – 15 (in thousands) Past Year
Alcohol & Drinking Dependency – 37 (in thousands) Past Year
Not receiving treatment for drug dependency – 13 (in thousands) Past Year
Not receiving treatment for alcohol dependency – 35 (in thousands) Past Year
Depression Lasting 2+ Weeks – 40 (in thousands) Past Year
Suffering from a Serious Mental Illness – 27 (in thousands) Past Year
Considered Suicide – 23 (in thousands) Past Year
(source: samhsa.gov)
Drug & Alcohol Use
(ages 12 & up)
Alcohol Abuse – 326 (in thousands) Past Month Use
Recreational Marijuana Use – 67 (in thousands) Past Month Use
Crack Cocaine Consumption – 12 (in thousands) Past Year Use
Heroin Addiction & Other Drugs – 19 (in thousands) Past Month Use
Pharmaceutical Pills – 16 (in thousands) Past Year Use
(source: samhsa.gov)
Compulsive Activity Disorders in Vermont
Sex & Pornography Addiction
Living in a pressure-filled society many times pushes one to a physiological reaction known as “fight-or-flight”. This acute response to stress forces some into unhealthy ways of escaping. Many find pornography and/or deviant sexual acts as a quick escape, due to porn being readily available online. Similar to drugs, sex and pornography activate stimuli in the brain that it can eventually become a compulsive activity, many times negatively affecting the most intimate of relationships. Many addictions coincide VTth a dual diagnosis of depression, severe anxiety and/or PTSD. Prescott House therapists understand the process of healing and recovering. If a change is needed, Prescott House is ready to give back that freedom…read more
Gambling & Spending Addiction
Chasing thrills is very commonplace in everyday life. Whether it’s hunting, skydiving, fast cars, etc., men tend to seek a boost of adrenaline in many different ways. Much like taking risks physically, taking risks financially can also become a “high” and a pleasure forming activity. The grandiose sensation of “VTnning it all” or “losing it all” has been described as a feeling like no other. From the family man playing poker to the high roller, a pathological gambling addiction can place anyone in a financial ruin and worst of all, VTth broken relationships. Spending addictions can also have no associated risk at the time of purchase but the reliance on lavish items such as fancy cars, elaborate trips and the finer things in life can lead to insurmountable debt, proving gambling is not the only financial risk we should be on the lookout for…read more
Transitioning to Prescott House from Vermont
Finding oneself at Prescott House, a safe environment in which confronting self-destructive behaviors, helps individuals develop accountability and promotes personal growth throughout recovery. Understanding and treating the causes of self-destructive behaviors, rather than just the symptoms, provides a long-term successful recovery…read Why We Care
Extended Aftercare Program
Since 1988 Prescott House has served the recovery community as an extension of primary treatment that offers individuals the time and intensive environment to change and heal. We have found through experience, and nationally recognized research shows, that long-term recovery is dependent on long-term treatment in a nurturing and intensive therapeutic environment.
The primary component of the program is the group therapy experience. Clients participate in at least 12 structured therapy groups each week as well as working individually VTth a primary therapist. Another piece of our program is volunteer service work in the local community until a client is therapeutically ready to get a part-time job or take classes at one of our three local colleges…read more
