Valley Hope of Moundridge

This place is all about the money, If your insurance will pay they would keep you there indefinitely. There's a huge lack of respect and in regards to their head councilor she's all about power and control with a huge lack of empathy and super passive aggressive. Save your money and go to a place that looks at you as an individual and respects you where your at on your journey.. Belaire in Wichita was the best thing I ever did...

Valley Hope is ridiculous. It did not help me at all. It seems they do not like young women with drug problems -- which is strange since they claim to help such people. I was treated with enormous disrespect by staff, management, counselors, and even nurses. I was not allowed to speak to the only three people my age because they were male. The counselors threatened those boys not to talk to me. I asked my counselor why, and she literally told me that it was just due to the difference in gender. I was 20, and the other women were all over 50 and stayed in their rooms. I just wanted a friend who was 1. My age, and 2. Available (not shut in their room). Another young woman who attended this facility reported that she was also treated with insane disrespect. This inpatient treatment center seems to help older alcoholics, but that's it. This facility is not for anyone who has hit rock bottom. They do not care. I came home and helped myself.

Type of care- amazing Staff- knowledgeable Amazing experience! I was there in 2020, and I'm still sober. I would recommend Valley Hope to anyone!

I went to Valley Hope in 2007 and it was life changing. The curriculum not only planted seeds for growth, it opened my mind and heart to know that change is possible. I love the fact that VH is a non-profit facility and deeply cares for the well-being of everyone that comes through their doors. I now work for Valley Hope as an alumni coordinator and am excited to carry out our mission and help transform the lives of others!