Bridging the Gaps is a long-term care substance abuse treatment facility located in the heart of historic Winchester, VA. For over 20 years, we have supported individuals who are seeking recovery. At BTG, you will have an opportunity to integrate with a strong recovery community through daily 12 step meetings in Winchester.
In addition, you will be guided through cutting-edge therapeutic modalities by our talented and compassionate staff. Bridging the Gaps offers a full range of substance abuse treatment services that are personalized to meet you wherever you are on your recovery journey. We have three homes located within a mile of our clinical office that support our clients through our four-phase treatment structure.
In addition, you will be guided through cutting-edge therapeutic modalities by our talented and compassionate staff. Bridging the Gaps offers a full range of substance abuse treatment services that are personalized to meet you wherever you are on your recovery journey. We have three homes located within a mile of our clinical office that support our clients through our four-phase treatment structure.
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Bridging the Gaps has been dedicated to providing individualized substance use treatment since 2000. We have dedicated ourselves to the mission of helping individuals find sustained sobriety and a productive, meaningful life free from the grasp of addiction. We are passionate about our work and pride ourselves on the quality of care that we offer and the integrity and warmth with which we try to deliver it.
Bridging the Gaps is an integrative addiction treatment center providing quality, compassionate, and comprehensive care for adults with substance use disorders. Since 2000, we have been helping individuals transform their lives and find health and happiness free of drug and alcohol dependence. As one of the nation's premier treatment centers, we have been harnessing innovation in the field of substance abuse treatment since our founding.
We are believers, moved by a common purpose. We are regularly inspired to do more, and relish the reward of seeing great things happen when we invest in helping others. We love a challenge, are committed to excellence, and swing for the fences when it comes to providing personalized attention and top-flight care to those who struggle with addiction.
At Bridging the Gaps, we understand and appreciate your commitment to providing your clients with the best possible care. We pride ourselves on being an accessible resource that you and your clients can rely on. We offer a cutting edge; trauma-informed clinical care program for those who struggle with substance abuse issues.
Bridging The Gaps is a CARF accredited treatment center located in Winchester, Virginia that concentrates on helping adults recover from drug and alcohol addiction. Unlike other addiction rehab facilities, our treatment philosophy "bridges the gap" between addiction and recovery by combining integrative modalities that treat the root of the addiction therefore providing a solid foundation for recovery.
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Cris Zuniga
Jan 20, 2024
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Doris Triplett
Apr 24, 2023
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I am almost six years clean and sober and I am so grateful for the team at BTG who saved my life and fully prepared me to manage my triggers in life outside of rehab. I look back at my memories at BTG with so much happiness and gratitude for my experience and support to grow into the responsible person I am today. Thank you Bryon and the team for saving my life !
Shane Anderson
Jun 19, 2021
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They don’t allow any sugar or caffeine which I found ridiculous plus the treatment meets were boring and repetitive, they’ll treat you like a child. One of the councilors, Brian, (once I discharged myself to attend a funeral) literally told me to leave the property right then and there not even allowing me to make a phone call to ask my ride her eta and wouldn’t allow me to walk to the sober house to collect my possessions despite two prior clients discharging from the sober house a few days before... Literally the worst treatment center I’ve ever been too. Extremely overpriced. The only
Laura Maples
Oct 25, 2020
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I went to BTG 7 years ago (September 2013) and have been in recovery ever since. I have everyone at BTG to thank for that. My experience there taught and helped me not only how to get and stay sober but how to live a life I can be proud of, and mend my relationships. I loved my counselor and all the different modalities they use here. I found Yoga, Reiki, Massage, and art therapy to be extremely helpful. I still use those as healthy coping mechanisms years later!
Oren
Oct 11, 2020
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Parthiban Sambamurti
Sep 27, 2019
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Rainy Hall
Aug 10, 2019
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My daughter has been a patient at BTG for a few months now. They have bent over backwards to help her, even when she had moments where she was sabotaging herself. They have not given up on her. Anyone that gives this place a bad review has an ax to grind, likely because they didn't follow the rules and were made to leave. As with all addictions, the addict must be ready and willing to participate fully in their recovery. For those who are ready to make that commitment to themselves, BTG is the place to be. Every one of the staff that I have met have been polite, professional and caring, counselors
Queen Awesome
Jan 06, 2019
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Since Feb 2018 due to the stressful experience with Virginia's flawed mental health system and especially due to the negative experience with Poplar Springs Hospital in Petersburg, VA I had grown extremely skeptical of mental health & substance abuse professionals.
Out of all of the options available to us through the CSB Bridging the Gaps (BTG) seemed to be more promising because their program does not hoard a bunch of people into their recovery homes like the program in Alexandria, VA does. Still, I had some reservations about BTG after reading a negative Yelp review in which one reviewer accuses
Out of all of the options available to us through the CSB Bridging the Gaps (BTG) seemed to be more promising because their program does not hoard a bunch of people into their recovery homes like the program in Alexandria, VA does. Still, I had some reservations about BTG after reading a negative Yelp review in which one reviewer accuses
Joseph S.
Jul 12, 2018
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Well if you are looking for a dual diagnosis facility this is not that, even though they advertised themselves to be dual diagnosis. This is not about me; I am a relative of the patient and responsible for the patient. The patient had been in state care in another state and diagnosed there as much as 20 years ago as bi polar. This diagnosis did not change until the patient entered BTG at which point the powers-that-be there concluded she was not bipolar at all and did not treat this aspect of the patient's problems with any medication. The patient was in BTG for 2 full sessions to the tune
Teegan Voris
Aug 28, 2017
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Kris P.
Dec 30, 2015
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I was a client at BTG one year ago after being at a re-hab in Pennsylvania. I liked the way the process was managed. BTG was the only place that filled my needs to get clean. I am sober and because of BTG I am a productive part of society!! They were very professional and there treatments were top notch. BTG is one of a kind. I have to mention that two other people that I knew went there as well and are both sober for over six years! Thanks BTG!!
Steve P.
Dec 30, 2015
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What a fabulous organization!
I have a child who was literally saved from total ruin after completing the program at Bridging the Gaps.
The holistic approach to to treating each individual is the key to long term abstinance.
I would urge anyone struggling with this horrible disease to reach out to this caring and talented organization.
I have a child who was literally saved from total ruin after completing the program at Bridging the Gaps.
The holistic approach to to treating each individual is the key to long term abstinance.
I would urge anyone struggling with this horrible disease to reach out to this caring and talented organization.
Traci G.
Dec 29, 2015
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This organization puts lives at risk. It has violated the confidentiality of its participants. The staff gossip about the participants to people in AA meetings. It participated in shunning all the women of color from an AA meeting, because they did not have $1 to put in the basket. The women of color were from a competing rehab in town. This was very dirty. Many of the addicts that go to BTG relapse while they are in the program.