Valley Hope of Omaha

03/17/2026

We’re having some fun this week across our campuses as we celebrate Spirit Week in recovery.

Today’s theme was “Teaming Up Against Addiction” (Sports Day/March Madness) and staff and patients showed their support by wearing their favorite sports apparel as we team up against addiction.

Stay tuned for tomorrow’s theme – Tuesday, March 17: “Sobriety isn’t about missing out… it’s about showing up.” It’s St. Patrick’s Day, so wear your green. Green isn’t just for the Irish—it also represents mental health awareness. Join us as we celebrate recovery and raise awareness for substance use disorder and mental health.

03/16/2026

We had an incredible evening bringing together our Valley Hope community at the Pro Volleyball match. A total of 27 alumni and 69 family members, friends, and staff joined us as the Omaha Supernovas set a new pro volleyball attendance record of 16,838 fans in an exciting five-set win over Indy Ignite.

One alumni shared that the night would not have been possible without Valley Hope—not just the event itself, but the recovery and support that made moments like this possible. Seeing alumni surrounded by their kids, grandkids, spouses, and friends enjoying the evening together was truly special.

It was a powerful reminder that recovery creates space for connection, community, and experiences like these. Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make it such a memorable night.

03/16/2026

Every recovery story is unique, but many share common themes of resilience, courage, and hope. Women who seek treatment are not defined by their struggles but by the strength it takes to choose recovery and continue moving forward each day. https://bit.ly/34AKm4L

03/15/2026

Join us every Wednesday online or in person in Omaha https://bit.ly/4lnNpVu

03/13/2026

Valley Hope of Omaha offers outpatient services to help individuals strengthen their recovery while maintaining their daily routines. Our team provides a supportive environment where people can focus on growth, accountability, and long-term success in recovery.

Accredited outpatient Treatment Center for Adults // Insurance Accepted Drug and Alcohol Rehab Center in Omaha, Nebraska Top-Rated Addiction Treatment in

03/11/2026

Our PHP offers a highly structured level of care for those needing more support than traditional outpatient treatment but not requiring 24-hour residential care.https://bit.ly/2yxNrqT

03/11/2026

Join the Valley Hope community for a free virtual recovery support meeting tomorrow! Register now at

Join the Valley Hope community for a free virtual recovery support meeting! THURSDAY / March 12 @ 12PM CDT With Guest Ester Nicholson Hosted by Alumni Coordinator, Phoebe Ester Nicholson is an Executive Soul Strategist, Healing Architect, and Trauma Recovery Visionary whose work bridges neuroscience...

03/10/2026

Women often face unique barriers when seeking treatment for substance use disorder, including caregiving responsibilities, stigma, and limited access to specialized services. At Valley Hope, we recognize these challenges and work to provide treatment options that support women in building stability, healing, and lasting recovery.

Ashley shares what it was really like to make the decision to seek treatment as a mother. The fear of being away from her children. The shame. The exhaustion...

03/08/2026

Today we celebrate International Women’s Day and honor the women who make a difference in the lives of others. From those working in recovery to those walking their own journey, your strength and dedication continue to inspire.

03/08/2026

Renewal Day at Valley Hope of Omaha was a great success. We welcomed 27 people in attendance, more than doubling our previous record. Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make it such a meaningful time of connection and celebration of recovery.

03/07/2026

Don’t forget to spring forward this weekend. As we move the clocks ahead, it’s a good reminder that small steps forward can make a big difference over time.

03/06/2026

On Black Balloon Day, we remember those lost to overdose and recognize the importance of compassion, awareness, and recovery. Every life matters, and every step toward recovery brings hope for individuals and families.