Valley Hope Addiction Treatment and Recovery

With a new and larger outpatient treatment center in the heart of Oklahoma City, Valley Hope Addiction Treatment and Recovery is continuing its mission to make healing from substance abuse possible for everyone. The OKC facility offers day and evening outpatient care, both virtual and in-person. There’s also an inpatient facility in nearby Cushing.

Treating Addiction Across Oklahoma

Valley Hope has served Oklahomans for almost fifty years. Founded in Kansas, they also have a presence in several other states, with a focus on helping patients in rural areas where there may not be many treatment options. They’ve also established treatment facilities in larger metro areas like Oklahoma City. Valley Hope is a nonprofit organization, and financial assistance is available.

The Oklahoma City outpatient programs are structured to allow patients to continue fulfilling their work and family responsibilities. Each group meets for three hours, three days a week. The evening program is virtual. “The telehealth option allows patients from all over the state to participate without having to commute,” says clinician Holli Johnson, a licensed counselor who helps coordinate the outpatient programs.

Continuing Care and Support

Addictions don’t develop overnight, and recovery takes time. To address the need for long-term support, Valley Hope recently extended its outpatient program to twelve weeks. After completing the outpatient program, patients can apply for an ongoing alumni therapy group that meets for
an hour a week.

“We serve adults of all ages, all genders, and from all walks of life. The disease doesn’t discriminate,” says Holli. She encourages anyone who wants to learn more about treatment options for themselves or a loved one to contact Valley Hope. Admissions counselors are available and will help them find the program that’s the right fit for them.

Learn more on their website at valleyhope.org/locations/oklahoma. Contact admissions 24 hours, 7 days a week at (918) 225-1736.