Valley Hope of Cushing

Historic Estate Campus Between Tulsa and Oklahoma City

Valley Hope of Cushing offers residential addiction treatment for adults on a rural, campus-style historic estate. The setting is meant for stepping away from day-to-day pressures and focusing on recovery routines. Living arrangements include shared bedrooms, with indoor and outdoor common areas and open grounds that give clients space to reset between sessions.

On-Site Medically Monitored Detox and Medications for Addiction Treatment

Care can begin with medically monitored detox and withdrawal management on-site. The center can incorporate medications for addiction treatment (MAT), including options used for opioid and alcohol use disorders, alongside clinical monitoring and medical support. Services may also address co-occurring mental health needs, helping clients work on substance use and mental health at the same time.

Counseling, 12-Step Structure, and Family Involvement

Residential treatment includes individual counseling, group therapy, and family counseling within a structured daily schedule. Clinical approaches may include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, and trauma-related counseling, along with 12-step facilitation. Spiritual care is optional for clients who want it, including access to a chapel space.

Wellness Amenities and Support After Residential Treatment

The campus includes wellness and recreational options such as fitness activities, walking grounds, and structured recreation; the program may also include art therapy and mindfulness activities. Planning for what comes next is built into care through discharge planning, continuing care, follow-up support, and an alumni community. Transportation assistance may be available, and the center offers programming for specific groups, including veterans and adult women.

Client Reviews

Most reviews highlight caring staff and meaningful progress in recovery, with frequent praise for meals and follow-up support. Some clients also describe frustrations with admissions communication or pricing clarity.

• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (75% positive): Many clients describe the program as a turning point, building practical tools, structure, and momentum in recovery. "Valley Hope has changed my life."
• Staff & Care Experience (75% positive): Reviews often mention nurses, counselors, and support staff as attentive and encouraging during a vulnerable time. Some clients report inconsistency in professionalism. "[I] felt cared for in a very crucial and fragile state in my life."
• Facility & Environment (95% positive): Clients frequently call out the setting as comfortable and welcoming, and meals come up as a consistent bright spot. "The meals were great and so was [the] staff."
• Support & Community (65% positive): Several reviews emphasize aftercare check-ins, ongoing encouragement, and connection to recovery communities that help people stay engaged after discharge. "The after care has stuck out tremendously to me."
• Access & Process (30% positive): The most repeated concerns center on admissions clarity (including eligibility conversations), cost/insurance transparency, and administrative missteps. A few positive reviews mention business office support that reduced stress during intake and billing. "The business office takes care of everything so you don’t have to stress about it."