Valley Hope of Wichita, Kansas

Great place. They offer telehealth and in person which is awesome.

Staying sober with like minded individuals and counselors that want the best for me. I look forward to coming here to talk about the challenges of life and learning new ways to deal with adversity without using!

Excellent Intensive Outpatient program. Would highly recommend as a first step or second step after in patient. Counselors and staff are so helpful and understanding.

I attend IOP through valley Hope of Wichita and I will be the first to recommend anyone who is struggling with addiction that is serious about seeking help. The counselor at this facility are amazing and only want what's best for there patients. Thank you for caring.

A great start to your recovery journey.

Our experience with the outpatient program has been absolutely horrible. They have been disorganized, apathetic and lazy in their treatment. A loved one began here in August. Since then, he has had three different counselors, every time they switched they had the excuse that they were "reorganizing" staff. They said the program would include "group, individual and family counseling". There have been a total of maybe five actual individual counseling sessions in 5 months, when he was attending 9 hours per week. Now he has a "permanent" counselor, yet all this counselor does is have him watch videos and do group sessions - with OTHER counselors! This is not helpful to identifying his issues behind addiction and fixing these issues. Also, they have never, ever asked or encouraged him to have a family counseling session, even towards the end of the program. I've asked others. That is highly abnormal and not good practice. In addition, we did not find this out until he was already enrolled, but it's all virtual. He has never seen any of these people in person, ever. To top it all off, they unceremoniously sent him an email saying that he has reached the number of sessions required to complete the program, so he's done. And nothing has been fixed. There was no assessment of him at the end of the program, no session with us as his family. Absolutely nothing. I'm not at all surprised they have such a high failure rate with this type of care. Several people in his program group passed away in the duration of the program - either from overdose or suicide. What they're doing, what they're calling a "treatment program" is incredibly irresponsible and most likely is costing lives. My loved one will be moving on to another counselor.

Kinda got ghosted (we were supposed to meet once more, and my account was shut down, no emails, calls, nothing)...But overall, great experience and kept me in line. About three years I was part of Valley Hope (I didn't have to) and I do not regret it at all, despite the not so great ending.

They were SUPER nice 2 my kids on Halloween n their food stand was delicious!