Located in Sheridan, Wyoming, The Gathering Place - Volunteers of America provides essential mental health services to the local community. The facility offers evidence-based treatment approaches in a supportive environment.
Learn more about Women's Services, Substance Use Disorder Treatment, Grief Counseling.
The Gathering Place, operated by Volunteers of America in Sheridan, Wyoming, is a residential treatment center exclusively for women seeking recovery from substance use disorders. This supportive, home-like environment promotes healing through individualized care and a strong focus on community engagement. Clients at The Gathering Place receive comprehensive intake assessments and are matched with dedicated clinicians who guide them through a personalized treatment journey. Through a balanced schedule of therapeutic and recovery-oriented activities, residents participate in weekly individual counseling and group sessions that address chemical dependency, parenting, trauma recovery, grief and loss, and the development of healthy relationships and social skills.
The program employs evidence-based modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Strength-Based Counseling, and the Seeking Safety model. Group sessions also incorporate Corrective Thinking, Solution-Focused Therapy, and structured 12-Step meetings. The facility encourages family involvement and provides clients with vocational and daily living skills training to foster independence and reintegration into the community. Supported by the Wyoming Department of Health Behavioral Health Division, The Gathering Place ensures each resident experiences personal growth in a secure and nurturing space while accessing nutritious meals, private living areas, and opportunities for creative expression.