Victory Treatment Program

02/06/2026

This is scary.

If you or someone you know needs assistance with substance abuse, call Victory. We can help. 865-337-7812 VTPshot.com

01/25/2026

Maltman Medical Center will be closed, tomorrow, January 26th.

If you have an appointment for tomorrow, you will be contacted to change to a Telemedicine appointment or reschedule.

We hope everyone stays warm and safe.

01/12/2026

We’re grateful to Gov. Bill Lee for recognizing January as Substance Use Disorder Treatment Awareness Month.

Recovery is possible. Treatment works. And no one has to navigate it alone- even when money or resources are a concern.

Help is available. Call or text the Tennessee REDLINE at 800-889-9789.

01/11/2026

Hope. Healing. Humanity.

Join us in marking the 7th annual Day of Hope in Tennessee on March 10. This celebration commemorates the power of HOPE for positive change in addressing and overcoming the mental health and substance use challenges faced by people all across our state. Stay tuned as we announce more details and share ways you can get involved at events near you.

06/27/2025

It's Okay to Ask for Help 💚

Mental health matters—just as much as physical health.

If you're feeling overwhelmed, anxious, depressed, or simply not yourself, you’re not alone. Life can be incredibly tough sometimes, and asking for help is not a weakness—it's a strength. It takes courage to say, "I need support."

Whether it’s talking to a trusted friend, reaching out to a counselor, or scheduling a visit with your healthcare provider, that first step can make all the difference.

Let’s break the stigma and remind each other:
🧠 Your mental health is important.
🤝 Support is out there.
💬 You deserve to feel better.

If you or someone you know is struggling, please don’t wait. We're here to help. 💙

Maltman Medical: 865-337-7793
Victory Treatment Program: 865-337-7812

06/24/2025

✅ Reasons to Use Vivitrol Over Other MAT Options
1. No Risk of Abuse or Diversion
Vivitrol is not a controlled substance and has no abuse potential, unlike buprenorphine or methadone.

This makes it an excellent choice in settings concerned about medication misuse (e.g., jails, courts, sober living).

2. Once-Monthly Injection
One shot lasts 28–30 days, which can improve adherence, especially for patients who struggle with daily medication routines.

This also reduces the burden of daily decision-making and temptation.

3. Good Fit for Motivated Patients
Vivitrol works best for individuals who are already detoxed and motivated to stay sober.

4. Helps with Both Alcohol and Opioid Use Disorders
Vivitrol is FDA-approved for both alcohol use disorder and opioid use disorder, so it's a great choice for dual-diagnosis patients.

5. May Be Preferred in Abstinence-Based Recovery Models
Some treatment programs and patients prefer non-agonist therapies, and Vivitrol aligns well with abstinence-based philosophies.

6. No Physical Dependence
Unlike buprenorphine or methadone, Vivitrol doesn’t cause physical dependence, so no tapering is required to stop.

06/23/2025

Nikki Sixx, bassist and principal songwriter for Mötley Crüe, co-founded the band in 1981. He penned much of the material for Too Fast for Love (1981), Shout at the Devil (1983), and Dr. Feelgood (1989)—the last of which became their most commercially successful album. Known for his thunderous bass tone and dangerous image, Sixx also documented his battles with addiction in The He**in Diaries (2007), which inspired a soundtrack by his side project Sixx:A.M. Mötley Crüe dominated the glam metal scene of the '80s, with Nikki’s lyrics capturing themes of chaos and decadence. After a farewell tour in 2015, the band reunited in 2019, announcing new music. Sixx also became a best-selling author, photographer, and advocate for recovery. His raw honesty made him one of rock’s most transparent and resilient voices.

06/21/2025

06/20/2025

🧬 Did You Know?
Hepatitis C is now curable with treatment!

That’s right — thanks to modern medicine, most people can be completely cured of Hep C in as little as 12 weeks with simple, once-daily medication. 💊✨

Many people don’t even know they have it. If you’ve ever:
✔️ Shared needles
✔️ Had unprotected s*x
✔️ Gotten a tattoo in an unregulated setting
✔️ Were born between 1945–1965

…it’s worth getting tested!

Call us: 865-337-7793

💬 Ask us how to get tested and treated today.

06/20/2025

🚨 The opioid epidemic is real — but so is hope.

If you or someone you love is battling opioid addiction, Vivitrol could be a life-changing option. It’s a once-a-month, non-addictive injection that blocks the high from opioids — helping prevent relapse and reduce cravings.

💉 No daily pills
🚫 No risk of getting high
✅ Just steady support, one month at a time

In the face of a growing crisis, you deserve a treatment that works — without adding another addiction.

Ask us today if Vivitrol is right for you. Help is here. Healing is possible.

Call us: 865-337-7812

06/18/2025

🌱 Recovery is Real. Hope is Powerful. You are Not Alone. 🌱
Addiction doesn’t define you — your strength does.
Every day, people are breaking free, healing their minds, rebuilding relationships, and rediscovering joy. If you’re struggling, know this:
✨ Recovery is possible.
✨ Support is available.
✨ You deserve a fresh start.

💬 If this speaks to you or someone you love, share it.
📞 865-337-7812 When you’re ready, we’re here — judgment-free, compassionate, and committed to walking with you.

05/12/2025

🧠💙 Mental Health Monday 💙🧠
Your mind matters—just as much as your physical health.

✨ This week’s tip:
Take 10 minutes today to check in with yourself.
Ask:
✅ How am I really feeling?
✅ What’s been draining me lately?
✅ What small thing can I do to feel a little better?

Remember:
📘 Journaling, 🌳 going for a walk, or 💬 talking to someone you trust can make a big difference.

You don’t have to do it all. You just have to do one small thing today—for you.

💬 Need support? Our care team is here to help connect you with resources that support your whole health—body and mind.

Call 865-337-7793 (Maltman Medical Center) or 865-337-7812 (Victory Treatment Program)