5 Drug & Alcohol Rehabs In Gillette, WY

All 5 treatment centers in Gillette provide outpatient care. Outpatient treatment means you attend sessions at a facility but don't stay overnight. This level of care works well if you need to maintain employment, family responsibilities, or other commitments while receiving treatment. Four of the 5 centers also offer intensive outpatient programs (IOP), which provides more structured treatment with frequent sessions per week. IOP is a step up from standard outpatient care but does not require residential placement.

Counseling forms the backbone of treatment across all locations. Individual counseling (one-on-one sessions with a therapist) is available at all 5 centers. Group counseling is offered at all 5 centers, providing peer support and connection with others in recovery. Family counseling is available at all 5 locations to help family members understand addiction, improve communication, and repair relationships. Four centers also provide couples or marital counseling for those in relationships looking to address how addiction has affected their partnership.

Specific therapeutic approaches are consistent across all centers. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is offered at all 5 centers. CBT is an evidence-based method that helps you identify and change thought patterns and behaviors that contribute to substance use. Trauma-related counseling is available at all 5 centers, addressing how past or ongoing trauma may connect to substance use. Relapse prevention is provided at all 5 centers, teaching practical strategies to maintain sobriety, recognize warning signs, and handle triggers.

Assessment and comprehensive care are fundamental to all programs. All 5 centers conduct comprehensive substance use assessment to understand your situation and develop an individualized treatment plan. Mental health services are available at all 5 centers, recognizing that substance use and mental health are deeply connected. Screening for mental health disorders and substance use disorders is done at all 5. Co-occurring treatment is offered at all 5 centers, meaning they treat mental health and substance use together rather than referring you elsewhere.

All 5 centers provide substance use education (learning about addiction, recovery, and prevention) and community outreach (reducing stigma and sharing resources within the community).

Services are available to all genders at all 5 treatment centers.

These services are not listed in the Gillette directory: detoxification (medical support during withdrawal), residential or inpatient treatment (overnight stays), medication-assisted treatment (buprenorphine, methadone, naltrexone), sober living homes, or dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). Contact individual centers directly to ask about referrals or their availability.

Payment options are an important consideration when starting treatment. All 5 centers accept cash or self-payment, so you can pay directly out of pocket. All 5 also accept private health insurance, which can help reduce your costs. Check your policy for specific coverage details on addiction treatment. Medicaid is accepted at 4 of the 5 centers, providing an option for those who qualify.

All 5 centers work with the state substance abuse agency. This agency can offer referrals to financial assistance programs, sliding-scale payment options based on income, or other resources to help you access treatment.

For detailed information on Wyoming Medicaid coverage for addiction treatment, state-funded substance abuse programs, and other financial resources, see the Wyoming rehab guide. That resource explains available coverage, eligibility requirements, and how to apply for assistance.

If you want to explore other cities or need a level of care not available in Gillette, nearby Wyoming locations offer additional treatment centers.

• Cheyenne has 9 centers, the most of any Wyoming city, and likely offers a broader range of programs and levels of care.
• Rock Springs has 5 centers.
• Casper has 4 centers.
• Sheridan has 4 centers.

Many treatment centers now offer telehealth treatment via video or phone. Ask whether any center provides remote sessions if traveling or scheduling in-person appointments is difficult for you.