Valley Hope of Norton

About Valley Hope of Norton

Valley Hope of Norton, in Norton, Kansas, is part of Valley Hope, a nonprofit addiction treatment organization that has helped adults with drug and alcohol addiction since 1967. Their approach treats mind, body, and spirit, with 12 Step principles built into the program and integrated care for people who also face mental health conditions such as depression or anxiety. Across the network, they offer a continuum of care that includes medically monitored detox, 24-hour residential treatment, partial hospitalization, daytime and evening intensive outpatient, telehealth counseling, and weekly continuing care, though not every service is available at every center. Treatment is for men and women 18 and older, and they accept most private insurance and offer discounted self-pay rates.

In residential settings, a typical day blends one-on-one counseling, small group therapy, classroom-style education on addiction and relapse prevention, family therapy, 12 Step study, and recreation. Clinical care includes medication-assisted treatment for opioid and alcohol use, trauma-informed and gender-responsive programming, and dedicated tracks for veterans and military families. A distinctive feature is their full-time chaplain team at each residential center, who complete spiritual assessments, guide weekly 12 Step work, and lead optional, non-denominational daily chapel meditations that welcome people of any belief or none. Families are encouraged to take part through a dedicated family program, and after discharge, patients can stay connected through a lifelong alumni community with peer support and events.