Turning Point/Franklin County
Turning Point/Franklin County is a private nonprofit substance use treatment provider located at 182 Lake Street in Saint Albans, Vermont. The center offers outpatient and regul…

About Turning Point/Franklin County
Turning Point/Franklin County is a private nonprofit substance use treatment provider located at 182 Lake Street in Saint Albans, Vermont. The center offers outpatient and regular outpatient care, using brief intervention, motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, 12-step facilitation, and telehealth services. Clients can access medication-assisted treatment prescribed elsewhere, along with nicotine replacement and tobacco cessation support. Specialized programming serves young adults, adult women and men, pregnant and postpartum women, seniors, forensic clients, and those affected by domestic violence, with aftercare and recovery support close to home in Saint Albans.
Levels of care
Aftercare Support
Flexible scheduled treatment that fits around work, school or family.
Outpatient
Flexible scheduled treatment that fits around work, school or family.
Conditions treated & therapies
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