Volunteer Behavioral Health – Cookeville Campus Addiction Treatment and Recovery
Located in Cookeville, Tennessee, the Volunteer Behavioral Health (VBH) campus offers a comprehensive suite of services dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate the complexities of substance use disorders and addiction recovery. VBH is a trusted, non-profit organization serving the region for over 60 years, committed to innovative prevention, treatment, and recovery solutions.
Integrated and Compassionate Care
The Cookeville Campus provides an array of flexible, evidence-based treatments designed to address diverse needs, ensuring every client receives personalized care with dignity and respect. The focus is on whole-person healing, acknowledging that addiction often co-occurs with other mental health challenges. Whether you or a loved one require initial stabilization or long-term support, the dedicated team of licensed therapists and medical professionals is equipped to guide the journey toward sustained wellness.
Treatment Offerings and Services
VBH employs proven clinical methods, integrating various levels of care to support clients at every stage of recovery:
- Detoxification Services: Providing a safe and supervised environment, including Medically Monitored Crisis Detox, as the crucial first step in the recovery process.
- Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP): Offering structured counseling and therapeutic groups for individuals who need significant support but can continue living at home. This includes specialized IOP for Women with Co-occurring Disorders (CHOICES Program).
- Residential Treatment: Providing Residential Treatment for Co-Occurring Disorders for Men, offering a structured living environment essential for stabilization and deeper therapeutic work.
- Outpatient Therapy and Counseling: Available for adults, children, and families, providing individual, family, and group sessions to address substance use and underlying mental health issues.
- Medication-Assisted Treatment (MOUD/MAT): Featuring an on-campus MOUD/MAT clinic that helps clients manage withdrawal symptoms and cravings, supporting increased sustained abstinence from opioids, alcohol, and other substances.
- Peer Support Center: Offering community-based support and connection through shared experience.
The Cookeville Campus is conveniently located at 1200 S Willow Street and is committed to being an accessible and supportive resource for the Upper Cumberland community.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the process for beginning treatment at the Cookeville Campus?
The first step is typically a comprehensive assessment to determine the most appropriate level of care, which can range from outpatient counseling to medically monitored detox or residential placement. You can call the campus directly during business hours to inquire about starting an assessment.
Does Volunteer Behavioral Health accept insurance?
As a non-profit community behavioral health organization, VBH works with various funding sources and insurance providers. It is best to contact the Cookeville Campus administration office directly to verify specific coverage details regarding their services.
What is the focus of the Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) program?
The MAT program, also known as MOUD (Medications for Opioid Use Disorder), combines FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapies. This approach is highly effective in treating substance use disorders by reducing cravings and withdrawal symptoms, providing a stronger foundation for long-term recovery.
