Valley Hope of Grapevine

Community-Oriented Recovery Environment

The center provides adults with a steady, grounded environment to start recovery. Set on a 4.5-acre campus near the Dallas-Fort Worth area, the center combines medical support with a calm, practical setting. Patients live in a structured residential program where daily routines, shared meals, and peer connection help restore stability after the chaos that substance use can create.

Clinically Rooted Care With Space for Faith

The center offers medically monitored detox and 40 hours per week of residential clinical care. Treatment includes evidence-based approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, relapse-prevention planning, and 12-step work. Medications for addiction treatment (MAT) can be administered when needed to manage withdrawal symptoms and cravings. For adults who value faith as part of their healing, chaplains provide optional spiritual care, offering space for reflection without requiring a specific religious background.

Practical Support

Many people entering treatment are navigating more than substance use alone. The center provides case management, integrated primary care, onsite medical testing, and help connecting with community resources. These supports — paired with transportation assistance, housing services, and health education — address common barriers that can make recovery feel out of reach. The goal is to help clients leave treatment with more stability than when they arrived.

Full Continuum of Care

In addition to residential care, the intensive outpatient program (IOP) meets several times per week for group therapy, individual counseling, family education, and relapse-prevention work. This level of care fits adults who need strong support while also staying connected to work, family, or community responsibilities. Outpatient and continuing-care services help maintain progress after residential treatment through ongoing therapeutic contact, peer support, and long-term recovery planning.

A Setting Designed to Support Healing

The campus includes a gym, basketball court, volleyball court, indoor recreation areas with ping-pong and a pool table, gardens, and walking paths. These features give patients healthy ways to manage stress, build physical routines, and reconnect with daily habits that support a healthy lifestyle. Chef-prepared meals are served to support physical health alongside mental and emotional healing.

Staying Connected After Treatment

Ongoing alumni activities, support groups, and peer check-ins help clients maintain accountability and stay grounded in a supportive community. This long-term connection is especially important for adults who rely on strong peer networks and shared values.

Client Reviews

Reviewers describe helpful staff, steady progress in treatment, and a generally supportive atmosphere, while also noting some mixed experiences with the facility environment and overall consistency.

• Staff & Care Experience (65% positive): Many clients say staff members are caring and attentive, though a number report uneven communication or follow-through at times.
• Facility & Environment (50% positive): Some describe the setting as comfortable and welcoming, while others mention concerns about upkeep or aspects of the daily environment that felt inconsistent.
• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (70% positive): Several reviewers report meaningful progress and value the therapeutic support offered. A portion note that experiences can vary depending on timing and individual needs.
• Support & Community (70% positive): Reviewers frequently highlight peer encouragement, alumni engagement, and a sense of community, though not all clients experienced this consistently.
• Access & Process (55% positive): Many found admissions staff approachable and the intake process straightforward, while a subset mentioned challenges navigating communication or expectations early on.