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About Lund Family Center
Lund Family Center in South Burlington, Vermont is an outpatient clinic built around breaking cycles of poverty, addiction, and abuse by supporting pregnant and parenting teens, young adults, and families. The center offers outpatient substance abuse treatment alongside trauma-informed care and dual diagnosis support, serving Vermonters across a wide range of life circumstances and backgrounds.
Lund Family Center, located at 50 Joy Drive in South Burlington, Vermont, has long worked to strengthen families and help children thrive by addressing addiction, trauma, and instability at their roots. As an outpatient clinic serving Chittenden County and the broader Vermont community, Lund sits at a distinctive intersection of addiction treatment and family support — a combination that sets it apart from conventional standalone recovery centers. The center's mission, in its own words, is to break the cycles of poverty, addiction, and abuse by supporting those who need it most.
Lund offers an outpatient program as its primary level of care for substance abuse treatment. This outpatient format is designed to meet clients where they are, allowing individuals to engage in structured addiction treatment while maintaining their daily responsibilities — a practical fit for parents, young adults, and others managing complex lives outside of treatment.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) anchors Lund's clinical approach to addiction and recovery. CBT is a structured, goal-focused method that helps clients identify and reshape the thought patterns driving harmful behaviors, making it well-suited for addressing both substance use and the co-occurring conditions Lund specializes in, including trauma, PTSD, and dual diagnosis. The center operates Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, providing consistent weekday access for clients engaged in outpatient recovery.
Lund serves an unusually broad range of populations under one roof: adolescents, young adults ages 18 to 25, men, women, pregnant women, individuals with HIV/AIDS support needs, and those referred through the court system. Payment options include Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, self-pay, and a sliding scale fee structure, making treatment accessible regardless of financial situation. For Vermonters navigating recovery while also managing family responsibilities or complex personal circumstances, Lund Family Center offers a rare combination of clinical care and community-rooted mission.
Outpatient Addiction Treatment Rooted in Family and Community
Lund Family Center approaches substance abuse treatment as one piece of a larger effort to stabilize and strengthen families across Vermont. Rather than treating addiction in isolation, Lund situates its outpatient program within a broader organizational mission — one that explicitly addresses the overlapping cycles of poverty, addiction, and abuse that affect multiple generations within the same family.
The outpatient program at Lund allows clients to participate in structured addiction treatment while continuing to live at home and meet family or work obligations. This model is particularly well-suited to parents, pregnant women, and young adults who need flexible, community-integrated care rather than a residential setting. For those building a recovery foundation that can hold up in real daily life, Lund's outpatient approach offers a practical and clinically grounded path.
Dual Diagnosis and Trauma-Informed Care in Recovery
Many people entering recovery carry histories of trauma that complicate the process of getting and staying well. Lund Family Center directly addresses this reality by treating co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis conditions — including trauma and PTSD — alongside substance use. This integrated focus means clients are not bounced between separate providers to address mental health and addiction separately.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is the clinical foundation of Lund's treatment approach. CBT helps clients examine the connections between their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors — a skill set that supports both addiction recovery and the management of trauma symptoms. For individuals whose substance use is intertwined with unresolved trauma or mental health challenges, having both addressed within a single outpatient program represents a meaningful advantage in long-term recovery.
Who Lund Family Center Serves Across Vermont
Lund's outpatient program is designed to serve a wide cross-section of Vermonters. The center works with adolescents, young adults ages 18 to 25, men, women, pregnant women, individuals with HIV/AIDS support needs, and those referred through the court system. This breadth of population eligibility reflects Lund's role as a community anchor rather than a narrowly focused specialty clinic.
Court-ordered clients are served alongside those who seek treatment voluntarily, and the center's payment options — including Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, self-pay, and sliding scale fees — are structured to minimize financial barriers to care. Services are provided in English, and the center operates Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, with locations in South Burlington accessible to residents throughout Chittenden County and surrounding Vermont communities.
Payment and Access for Vermont Residents Seeking Recovery
Accessing addiction treatment and outpatient recovery services should not depend on financial resources, and Lund Family Center structures its payment options with that in mind. The center accepts Medicaid and Medicare, making it a viable option for Vermonters who rely on public health coverage. Private insurance is also accepted, and for those without insurance or with limited means, self-pay and sliding scale fee options are available.
Prospective clients or family members can reach Lund by phone at (802) 864-7467 or by email at [email protected]. The center's weekday hours — 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday — allow working adults and parents to schedule outpatient treatment appointments around existing commitments. For Vermont families navigating substance use and its effects across generations, Lund offers both the clinical structure and the community mission to support meaningful, lasting recovery.
Why Choose Lund Family Center
- Specialized focus on pregnant women and parenting teens within an outpatient addiction treatment setting — rare among Vermont recovery programs
- Treats co-occurring disorders and trauma/PTSD alongside substance use, rather than addressing each in isolation
- Serves court-ordered clients alongside voluntary participants, reflecting deep ties to Vermont's legal and social service systems
- Sliding scale fees and acceptance of Medicaid and Medicare make recovery accessible to Vermonters at all income levels
- Mission-driven organization with an explicit focus on breaking intergenerational cycles of addiction, poverty, and abuse
Frequently Asked Questions
What level of care does Lund Family Center offer for addiction treatment?
Lund Family Center provides an outpatient program for substance abuse treatment. This level of care allows individuals to receive structured clinical support while continuing to live at home and manage daily responsibilities, making it a strong fit for parents, young adults, and others who need flexible, community-integrated recovery services.
What therapeutic approach does Lund use in its outpatient program?
Lund Family Center uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as a core clinical method in its outpatient addiction treatment program. CBT is a structured approach that helps clients identify and change thought patterns connected to harmful behaviors, and it is well-suited to addressing both substance use and co-occurring conditions such as trauma and PTSD.
Does Lund Family Center treat co-occurring mental health conditions alongside addiction?
Yes. Lund Family Center explicitly addresses co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis conditions, including trauma and PTSD, alongside substance use treatment. This integrated approach means clients do not have to seek separate providers to address mental health and addiction simultaneously.
Who is eligible for treatment at Lund Family Center?
Lund serves a broad range of populations including adolescents, young adults ages 18 to 25, men, women, pregnant women, individuals with HIV/AIDS support needs, and court-ordered clients. This diversity reflects Lund's community-centered mission to support Vermonters across a wide range of circumstances and life stages.
Does Lund Family Center accept Medicaid or Medicare?
Yes. Lund Family Center accepts both Medicaid and Medicare, along with private insurance and self-pay. A sliding scale fee option is also available for those who qualify, making outpatient addiction treatment accessible to Vermonters regardless of their financial situation.
Is Lund Family Center an option for pregnant women seeking addiction treatment?
Yes. Pregnant women are among the specific populations Lund Family Center is designed to serve within its outpatient program. The center's broader organizational mission — supporting pregnant and parenting teens and young adults — makes it a distinctive option for individuals navigating recovery during pregnancy.
Can court-ordered individuals receive treatment at Lund Family Center?
Yes. Lund Family Center accepts court-ordered clients within its outpatient addiction treatment program. Court-ordered individuals are served alongside voluntary participants, and the center's weekday schedule and flexible payment options are structured to accommodate the practical realities many of these clients face.
Where is Lund Family Center located and what are its hours?
Lund Family Center is located at 50 Joy Drive in South Burlington, Vermont, serving clients across Chittenden County and the broader Vermont region. The center is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM and is closed on weekends. You can reach the center by phone at (802) 864-7467 or by email at [email protected].
How does Lund Family Center's approach differ from a standard outpatient recovery program?
Lund Family Center integrates addiction treatment into a broader family-support mission that explicitly targets cycles of poverty, addiction, and abuse. The center serves populations — including pregnant women, adolescents, and young adults — that many standalone outpatient programs do not specialize in, and it addresses trauma and dual diagnosis alongside substance use within the same program.
What makes Lund Family Center a long-term recovery resource for Vermont families?
Lund's outpatient program is embedded in an organization whose mission centers on strengthening families and breaking intergenerational cycles of addiction and trauma. For clients who are parents, caregivers, or young adults still building their adult lives, that family-oriented context offers a recovery environment oriented toward stability beyond treatment itself.
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