The Hampton VA Medical Center (VAMC) offers specialized residential addiction treatment services at its Domiciliary, located at 100 Emancipation Drive in Hampton, VA. This program is designed to support veterans struggling with substance use disorders, providing a structured and supportive environment crucial for early recovery.
Residential Addiction Treatment for Veterans
The Domiciliary provides veterans with a comprehensive, evidence-based approach to overcoming addiction. The program is specifically tailored to address the unique challenges veterans face, often integrating mental health treatment for co-occurring disorders such as PTSD, depression, and anxiety.
Program Focus and Structure
The core philosophy of the Hampton VAMC Domiciliary’s addiction treatment involves a blend of therapeutic modalities. Veterans participate in individual counseling, group therapy, and educational sessions focused on relapse prevention, coping skills development, and emotional regulation. A major emphasis is placed on developing sober living skills and facilitating reintegration into the community.
- Individual and Group Psychotherapy
- Relapse Prevention Planning
- Psychoeducational Sessions
- Case Management Services
- Support for Co-occurring Mental Health Conditions
The Therapeutic Environment
The Domiciliary provides more than just treatment; it offers a community. The environment is structured to promote accountability and peer support, which are vital components of recovery. Clinical staff, experienced in military culture and veteran specific issues, oversee the therapeutic process, ensuring that each veteran receives personalized care that respects their service history.
The overall goal is to equip veterans with the tools necessary for long-term sobriety and improved quality of life. This includes connecting veterans with necessary resources for vocational training, housing assistance, and continued outpatient care following discharge from the residential setting.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of addiction are treated at the Hampton VAMC Domiciliary?
The program treats substance use disorders, including alcohol and drug dependency, often alongside co-occurring mental health issues.
Is this a long-term or short-term residential program?
The duration of stay is clinically determined, varying based on individual needs and progress, offering a structured environment for initial recovery.
How can I contact the facility for admissions information?
Veterans interested in the program should typically begin by contacting the main Hampton VA Medical Center at 757-722-9961 to initiate an intake assessment through the appropriate mental health and addiction services department.
Does the program assist with finding post-treatment housing?
Yes, case managers work with veterans to connect them with resources and planning for stable living arrangements and continued support after completion of the residential phase.
