Main Office: 802-775-2381 24/7 Crisis Hotline: 802-775-1000 24/7 Crisis Text Line: 802-214-2553
Main Office: 802-775-2381 24/7 Crisis Hotline: 802-775-1000 24/7 Crisis Text Line: 802-214-2553
Alcohol and other drug dependencies can impact anyone, at any age, from any walk of life. Whether you’re struggling to control your drinking, or are worried for a loved one, no one is immune. For many struggling with substance use, the greatest hurdle is admitting the problem and seeking help.
Substance use disorders can be successfully treated. Clinical professionals with Community Care Network’s Substance Use and Recovery Services can help you identify the best course of action for treatment and recovery. We strive to provide treatment in a respectful, dignified manner, enabling the individual to acquire the skills necessary to support their ongoing recovery.
• Individuals seeking services will undergo a complete substance use assessment and evaluation to help determine the best course of treatment. The assessment includes a comprehensive, clinical diagnosis and non-psychiatric assessment.
• Next, an individual treatment plan is developed by identifying agreed upon treatment goals and objectives, and is periodically reviewed with input and feedback from the individual. Reviewing the individual treatment plan helps the individual and their team monitor progress in achieving the goals and objectives set for their successful treatment experience.
• Next, individuals are referred to the most appropriate program and/or provider using the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) placement criteria.
• Community Care Network Substance Use Services prioritizes treatment to pregnant females, specifically those struggling with IV substance use.
CCN’s services are provided by a compassionate, interdisciplinary team using evidence-based practices. Everyone is different, and no two recovery journeys are identical. This is why we offer a variety of programs that help address unique needs.
Quitting Time is an intensive outpatient substance use treatment program which allows people to maintain their daily routines while receiving the psychological and social support necessary for recovery. Sessions include structured individualized activities designed to foster an understanding of the disease of addiction and relapse prevention strategies.
Quitting Time Consists of:
Being with others who understand the disease of addiction and the recovery process is one of the most valued elements in a treatment program. Community Care Network’s aftercare program is designed to support and reinforce recovery principles and lifestyle changes in a primary treatment program. It also provides opportunities to address circumstances and issues that can jeopardize successful ongoing recovery.
We currently offer the following continuing care groups:
Community Care Network works collaboratively with partner organizations in the community to deliver services that meets individuals where they are and helps them thrive within the community.
Treatment Court’s purpose is to offer an alternative to the “regular” legal process so offenders can put their life back together without a criminal history. Referrals for this program are made through the Criminal Justice System. Treatment Court is a collaborative effort between Community Care Network, Rutland District Court, the State Attorney’s Office, the Public Defender’s Office, and is supported by the State of Vermont.
The Re-Entry Program is for individuals who have been incarcerated and are transitioning back into the community. The individual completes a substance use assessment prior to release so substance use services can be put in place. Upon release, the individual is assigned a case manager to help with wrap around services that can include:
CCN is committed to providing clients or prospective clients with information to make informed decisions. Linked HERE are CCN’s standard charges for provided services. Data in this file is subject to change and may be updated regularly.
Rutland Mental Health Services
Rutland Community Programs
P.O. Box 222
78 South Main Street
Rutland, VT 05701
To enhance the health and well-being of our communities, individuals and families through responsive, innovative and collaborative services.
Rutland Mental Health Services
Rutland Community Programs
P.O. Box 222
78 South Main Street
Rutland, VT 05701
Crisis & Emergency Hotline:
802-775-1000
Administration & Child
& Family Services: 802-775-2381
Intake: 802-775-2381
