O'Neill Valley Hope

Valley Hope believes alcoholics and addicts should be treated as human beings, with unconditional positive regard. The patient needs healing and attention to many areas, especially the physical, mental, spiritual and social areas of their lives. An individualized treatment plan is designed to provide the right combination of support to help the person learn to live life sober and happy. It is important to recognize that many of our treatment services offer a group setting and environment, so that the person spends time with other people affected by the same chronic disease and problems. We see our patients as human beings with an illness not a moral deficiency and provide support in a loving and caring environment. Much of the “therapy” takes place between formal treatment schedules and sessions.

Valley Hope offers a complete range of treatment services tailored to meet the needs of each patient. The basis of our program is individualized treatment and variable lengths of stay. We utilize the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Patient Placement Criteria to determine admission, continuing stay and discharge decisions for all levels of care.