Turning Point Center of Addison County

Turning Point Center of Addison County TPCAC offers peer support to all people affected by Substance Use Disorder, including friends and family members.

The Turning Point Center of Addison County is located on 79 Court Street, in Middlebury, VT. We are one of twelve recovery centers in Vermont that focuses on support for individuals and their families seeking recovery from alcohol, opiates, and other addictions. Our recovery support services help people rebuild their lives and become productive members of society. Members and volunteer staff provi

de peer support, evidence-based services, educational programs, and recovery training in a safe and supportive environment. The Center is staffed by well-trained, knowledgeable people–primarily volunteers–who can connect individuals to appropriate community resources. Here at the Turning Point we collaborate extensively with other community organizations. This effort helps reduce redundancy of current community programs. Our Center often serves as the front door for recovery from addiction. Our dedicated staff and volunteers help people get into recovery while they’re waiting to get into treatment. A third of the people coming to the centers start their recovery without treatment, while many others receive support before, during, and after treatment.

This story is from Missouri but we are seeing this trend nationally. Ask your elected officials where your town's opioid...
04/24/2026

This story is from Missouri but we are seeing this trend nationally. Ask your elected officials where your town's opioid settlement money is going.

Some communities are using their share of opioid settlement funds on treatment, transportation and recovery, while others are investing in D.A.R.E. programs and law enforcement, or not spending the money at all.

Many of you know Chip Piper, one of our board members and founder of TR4R Health & Wellness. This article shares a piece...
04/23/2026

Many of you know Chip Piper, one of our board members and founder of TR4R Health & Wellness. This article shares a piece of his story and the reason he pours so much of himself into supporting recovery. After losing his son Michael to a fentanyl overdose, Chip found healing in running. What started as a way to quiet the hardest moments has become a mission to raise funds for recovery programs that give others a chance to survive and rebuild.

Chip’s strength, compassion, and commitment to this work inspire all of us.

A Vermont father who lost his son to an overdose is turning grief into action, running ultramarathons to raise money for recovery programs in his son’s memory. - https://www.wcax.com/2026/04/22/vt-man-runs-ultramarathons-honor-late-son-fund-addiction-recovery/

We still have space for a few more people for our MyTime group starting this Thursday. Click the link below to sign up!
04/21/2026

We still have space for a few more people for our MyTime group starting this Thursday. Click the link below to sign up!

Thank you for your interest in the MyTime group being held at TPCAC. This is an in-person workshop starting April 23rd, 2026 from 11am-1pm. Fill out the form below to sign up.

  Recovery asks you to push through moments that would make others walk away. If you’re still showing up for yourself, e...
04/20/2026

Recovery asks you to push through moments that would make others walk away. If you’re still showing up for yourself, even on the tough days, you’re already proving your strength. Keep going. You’re building a life you deserve.

Addison County Chamber of Commerce Members:Join us tonight for an informal evening of networking. Connect with fellow ch...
04/16/2026

Addison County Chamber of Commerce Members:

Join us tonight for an informal evening of networking. Connect with fellow chamber members, build business relationships, and exchange ideas and leads while getting to know the local business community.

Enjoy light refreshments and door prizes provided by TPCAC, plus the opportunity to win the Chamber's MIX TO WIN Chamber Cash Raffle!

Join us for an informal evening of networking. Connect with fellow chamber members, build business relationships, and exchange ideas and leads while getting to know the local business community. Enjoy light refreshments and door prizes provided by our host, plus the opportunity to win our monthly, M...

04/16/2026
04/13/2026

🚨 UPDATE: Start date changed to 4/23/2026 🚨🌟 MyTime at TPCAC Begins April 23, 2026 at 11 AM! 🌟We’re excited to launch a ...
04/10/2026

🚨 UPDATE: Start date changed to 4/23/2026 🚨
🌟 MyTime at TPCAC Begins April 23, 2026 at 11 AM! 🌟

We’re excited to launch a new season of MyTime, a supportive, facilitator‑led group created for pregnant and parenting women.

MyTime offers:
💬 A space to connect with others who truly understand
🤝 Peer support from families on similar journeys
📚 Helpful resources and guidance
💛 A boost in confidence and wellbeing through community

MyTime groups are free to join so if you’re looking for connection, encouragement, and a place where your experiences are understood, we’d love to have you join us.
📅 Starts: April 23, 2026
⏰ Time: 11:00 AM
📍 Location: TPCAC

Come as you are, and feel free to invite another parent or carer who might benefit. We can’t wait to welcome you. Participants that attend all 10 groups will receive a free gift basket!

To sign up, scan the QR code or click this link: https://forms.gle/5njP6freCDBWAFwVA

Thank you for your interest in the MyTime group being held at TPCAC. This is an in-person workshop starting April 23rd, 2026 from 11am-1pm. Fill out the form below to sign up.

04/07/2026
🚨 New CDC Alert 🚨A powerful veterinary sedative called medetomidine is now showing up in the fentanyl supply across the ...
04/04/2026

🚨 New CDC Alert 🚨

A powerful veterinary sedative called medetomidine is now showing up in the fentanyl supply across the Northeast (including Vermont), and naloxone doesn’t reverse it.

People may stay heavily sedated even after naloxone, and withdrawal from this drug can be severe. Vermont has made progress reducing overdose deaths, but this new contaminant puts that at risk.

Full story here 👇

A new CDC alert warns that medetomidine — a veterinary sedative synthesized in clandestine labs — is spreading through the Northeast fentanyl supply at explosive rates. Vermont sits in the highest-…

Address

79 Court St
Middlebury, VT
05753

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 4:30pm - 7pm
Sunday 4:30pm - 7pm

Telephone

+18023884249

Website

https://linktr.ee/tpvt

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