Virtue At The Pointe Outpatient

Integrated Care for Substance Use and Mental Health

The center treats substance use and mental health conditions together, including post-traumatic stress (PTSD) and other trauma-related concerns. It also works with clients experiencing serious mental illness, including first-episode psychosis, using mental health medications when appropriate. The program includes individual and group psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and family and couples work. Creative and holistic offerings such as art and music therapy, yoga, meditation, and 12-step meetings are also available.

Flexible Outpatient Options

Care is structured for people who want intensive support while continuing to live at home. The center offers standard outpatient services, intensive outpatient programs (IOP), higher-intensity day treatment, and partial hospitalization (PHP). Typical program length runs about 30–90 days, with schedules that allow clients to attend therapy around work, school, or caregiving responsibilities. In-person sessions are the core of treatment, and some services can be arranged through telehealth to increase access when clients cannot be on site.

Trauma-Focused and Specialty Programming

A trauma-focused program incorporates EMDR, process groups, and other therapies to help clients work through difficult experiences at a pace that feels manageable. Programming for veterans, active-duty service members, and military families addresses deployment stress, grief, and readjustment. A women-specific program and gender-specific groups create space to talk about safety, relationships, and identity with peers who share similar experiences. The center also serves older adults, people with traumatic brain injury, clients with HIV, and those involved with the criminal-justice system.

Practical Support for Life Beyond Treatment

Beyond clinical therapy, the program emphasizes services that help clients stabilize their lives outside the clinic. Case management, intensive case management, and recovery services help clients coordinate care and stay organized. Housing services, including sober living housing options, can reduce the risk of returning to unsafe environments. Vocational rehabilitation and education services support clients in building job skills and pursuing school or training. Legal advocacy, mentoring and peer support, integrated primary care, and tobacco-cessation counseling with nicotine and non-nicotine options are provided.

Client Reviews

Clients often describe Virtue at the Pointe as a supportive place to stabilize early recovery, with strong staff engagement and meaningful progress. A smaller group of clients point to communication gaps and organizational issues that affected consistency.

• Staff & Care Experience (85% positive): Most clients describe staff as respectful, kind, and highly engaged. A few reviews note frustrations around medical communication or follow-through. “I was treated with dignity and kindness.”
• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (80% positive): Many clients report making real progress, with several describing long-term life changes. A few reviews felt parts of the program were uneven or not always productive. “They helped me gain a solid foundation in recovery.”
• Access & Process (60% positive): Some clients appreciate step-down transitions between levels of care. Others report confusion around protocols or communication.
• Support & Community (85% positive): Many reviews emphasize peer support, group programming, and experiential activities as meaningful parts of recovery. Veterans, in particular, describe feeling understood and supported within the community. “This program saved my life.”