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Outpatient addiction treatment
We treat everyone
OASAS certified | Founded 2018 | Medicaid accepted

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11/11/2026

Can’t take time off for treatment? Keep reading...

Most people think of recovery as packing a bag and going away for a month. And yes, some people do need inpatient care.

But plenty don’t. There’s no one right way to get help and start recovery.

Far too many people put off reaching out at all because they can’t imagine leaving their kids, job, partner, and other responsibilities behind. They’re not able (or ready) to put their lives on hold. And we absolutely understand that.

But getting help can look a LOT more like your normal week than you think. It doesn’t have to mean pressing pause on your whole life (and the lives of everyone around you) for a month.

With outpatient care, you can live at home, keep working, and fit treatment around the rest of your life. Your recovery plan is built around what you actually need, and it can change as your life does.

Whether you’re taking the first step or deciding to try again, we’re here whenever you’re ready. There’s no waitlist, and we accept all insurance including Medicaid.

💙 Reach out via the link in the comments to find out how we can build a recovery plan around your life and needs.

11/10/2026

Counselors: get paid 40 hours a week, even when clients don’t show up.

For many, that alone is reason enough to apply.

Victory Recovery Partners is hiring full-time Substance Use Counselors to join our outpatient recovery teams in Hempstead, Hicksville, Farmingville, Massapequa Park and Shirley (just mention your preferred location when you email us).

👉 The pay is $24–$28 an hour, depending on your credentials and experience, plus weekly performance bonuses and a $7,000 sign-on bonus, paid at 6 and 9 months.

Benefits include medical, dental and vision insurance, a health savings account, life insurance, paid time off, flexible scheduling, a 401(k), employee discounts and a referral program.

As a counselor at Victory, you’ll:
→ manage a caseload and provide individual and group counseling

→ complete psychosocial assessments and level-of-care screenings

→ provide case management, crisis intervention and referrals

→ build individualized treatment and discharge plans

→ keep OASAS-compliant clinical documentation in our EMR

And you won’t be doing it in isolation. Medication Assisted Treatment, Behavioral Health, Wellness and Psychiatry are all under one roof, so you can coordinate care with the professionals supporting your clients.

To be considered for this role, you’ll need one of these active credentials:
→ CASAC, CASAC-T or CASAC-P
→ LMSW or MSW
→ LMHC or MHC-LP

If you’re a CASAC-T, MHC-LP, MSW or LMSW, we’ll also provide supervised work hours and supervision toward full licensure.

Spanish fluency is a plus (but not required).

And there’s room to grow because Victory promotes from within, with paths into Clinical Supervisor and Program Lead roles.

Sound like your next role? 💙 Apply by emailing [email protected] (DMs will not be monitored for applications, so please apply via email).

Know a counselor who’d be a great fit? 💌 Tag them below or send this their way.

Victory Recovery Partners is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all.

11/09/2026

Mental health and recovery are not two separate conversations.

For a lot of people, they're part of the same story…

Stress, anxiety, grief and depression can often be found coexisting with substance use. It’s important to recognize the correlation between substance use and mental health, because they fuel one another, making it harder to break free from either one.

Programs and services that only focus on one and not the other (substance use OR mental health) can leave people receiving only half the help they need.

That's why we were proud to sponsor the United For Mental Health Conference in Plainview on October 16th, alongside our friends at Long Island Counseling. It was a full day for mental health professionals, caregivers, educators, community partners and anyone else passionate about improving mental health care.

People who see these struggles from very different sides, all in one room, all working toward the same thing.

Representing Victory were Christina McMahon, our Regional VP, and Larissa from our team (pictured with Dana Goldberg and Stacy Pelliteri from Long Island Counseling).

We were there because this is something we think about every day at Victory.

When someone comes to us, we don't ask them to split themselves in half or choose what kind of care is most important to them in that moment. Their substance use treatment AND mental health care happen under the same roof, so nobody has to repeat their story to a whole new set of people.

And what that care looks like is different for everyone. Some people need more support, some need less, and everyone starts from a different place. Our job is to figure out what actually works for you, not fit you into a plan that was made for someone else.

So if you've been juggling more than one thing at once, you don't need to have it all worked out before you call. That's the part we help with.

Whether you're taking the first step or deciding to try again, we're here whenever you're ready. There's no waitlist, and we accept all insurance including Medicaid.

💙 Reach out via the link in bio.

11/06/2026

To your brain, gambling is like a drug.

It activates the brain’s reward system, the same network that responds to alcohol and other substances. And that system runs on dopamine, a chemical messenger tied to reward and motivation.

You might think that system only switches on when you win… but that’s not the case. In brain scans, almost winning lit up the same reward areas as an actual win, and it made people want to keep playing.

Slot machines are even designed to show near misses more often than chance alone would. It’s part of why gambling can be so hard to walk away from.

In 2013, psychiatrists reclassified gambling disorder alongside substance use disorders, making it the first behavioral addiction to be recognized this way. But unlike alcohol or other substances, there’s nothing physical to give it away.

A gambling problem can stay hidden from everyone around you, which is why knowing the signs matters:
→ Needing bigger bets to get the same rush
→ Feeling restless or irritable when you try to cut back
→ Chasing losses to win them back
→ Hiding how much time or money it’s taking

If this sounds like you or someone you love, gambling problems are treatable. Whether you’re taking the first step or deciding to try again, we’re here whenever you’re ready. There’s no waitlist, and we accept all insurance including Medicaid.

💙 Reach out via the link in bio.

11/04/2026

If you’re tired right now, read this before you do anything ↓

You’ve already done the hard part that you once thought was impossible... remember the day you almost didn’t start?

There’s a point in everyone’s journey where the early motivation wears off. It’s a VERY normal part of the process. The excitement of a fresh start fades and the early wins slow down. What’s left is the everyday work of showing up (often when nobody else notices).

This is the middle, and it’s where real lasting change is built.

Whenever you feel tired or frustrated, look back at the distance you’ve covered instead of how far there is to go. Think about all of the habits you’ve changed, the days you kept going when stopping would have been easier, and the version of you who wasn’t sure any of this was possible.

You don’t need to feel motivated to keep going. You just need to take the next small step, and then the one after that.

Slow down and rest if you need to. Just don’t give up on everything you’ve already built.

Whether you’re taking the first step or deciding to try again, we’re here whenever you’re ready. There’s no waitlist, and we accept all insurance including Medicaid.

💙 Reach out via the link in bio.

11/03/2026

Strong pay. Fewer days on the road. A team you actually get to work alongside.

Most psychiatric roles give you one or two of those… but this one is built around all three.

Victory Recovery Partners is hiring full-time Physician Assistants and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners to join our clinical treatment team in Shirley, Massapequa Park, Hauppauge, Hempstead, Hicksville and Farmingville (just mention your preferred location when you apply).

👉 The base salary is $156,000 to $200,000, and high performers are eligible to earn $30,000 or more a year on top through our performance-based bonus. The role is hybrid, too!

You’d provide psychiatric care to patients ages 11 and up in behavioral health and substance use treatment:
→ one-on-one psychiatric evaluations, diagnosis and treatment
→ individual medication management sessions
→ education for patients and their families on conditions, treatment options and recovery
→ group sessions on medication education, addiction and the brain, and co-occurring disorders
→ clinical documentation and coding

And you won’t be doing it in isolation. You’ll build treatment plans with our clinical team, join case conferences, and coordinate care with behavioral health professionals.

To be considered for this role, you’ll need:
→ a completed, accredited Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner program
→ an active DEA license
→ an interest in behavioral health and substance use disorder treatment
→ confidence with clinical documentation and medical coding
→ board certification (preferred)

Benefits include medical, dental and vision insurance, a health savings account, life insurance, paid time off, a flexible work schedule, a 401(k) and employee discounts.

Sound like your next role? 💙 Apply by emailing [email protected]. Please note that DMs will not be monitored for applications, so please apply via email.

Know a PA or psych NP who’d be a great fit? 💌 Tag them below or send this their way.

Victory Recovery Partners is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all.

11/02/2026

What would you do if someone you were trying to help stopped answering your calls?

This is Jessica's story...

When Jessica stopped coming to treatment, her clinician didn't know why. All she knew was that she was worried, and she wasn't ready to give up.

So she kept calling, week after week, with no reply. Until one day, Jessica finally called back.

What came next took time: a shelter, over a year in sober housing, and the space to take care of her health. Today, she's three years into her recovery.

We don't believe in giving up on people. A missed appointment, weeks of silence, or still struggling doesn't change our level of dedication to each patient.

Recovery is possible, no matter how long you've been away or how many times you've tried before. Whether you're taking the first step or deciding to try again, we're here whenever you're ready.

There's no waitlist, and we accept all insurance including Medicaid.

💙 Reach out via the link in bio.

Names and identifying details have been changed to protect patient privacy.

10/30/2026

It’s not just about willpower.

For many of us, the things we keep going back to (even when we want to stop) started simply as a way to cope - a way to handle stress, numb something painful, or get through a difficult moment.

But over time… the brain starts linking certain feelings, people, places, and situations with these ways of coping, until the pattern becomes so automatic it feels impossible to break.

In order to break it… it helps to first understand why it started and how it works.

That’s where psychotherapy comes in.

A lot of people picture therapy as sitting on a couch talking about your feelings. But it’s much more than that…

Psychotherapy helps you see how your thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and experiences connect, so you can build healthier ways to respond.

In substance use treatment, it looks like:
→ understanding your triggers
→ managing cravings when they hit
→ building coping skills that work in real life
→ strengthening your relationships
→ getting to the root of what may be driving your substance use

So if you’ve tried to stop before and found yourself back where you started, that’s more common than you think. And it often means your treatment needs adjusting or there’s more to work through.

That’s exactly what therapy is there for.

Because recovery isn’t just about stopping a behavior (aka removing something). It’s about building a healthier life that you love living. And part of that is putting something new in its place: new skills, new ways to cope, and stronger connections with the people around you.

Whether you’re taking the first step or deciding to try again, we’re here whenever you’re ready. There’s no waitlist, and we accept all insurance including Medicaid.

💙 Reach out via the link in bio.

10/29/2026

Recovery is personal, but that doesn’t mean you’re meant to do it alone.

Behind many people in recovery is at least one person who kept showing up with check-in texts, rides to appointments, and difficult conversations without judgment, blame, or guilt.

The power of the small things that say “you’re not doing this by yourself” should never be underestimated.

But knowing how to help isn’t always obvious. And for many, it doesn’t feel like it comes naturally.

And so often, we find that friends and family members worry about saying the wrong thing, doing too much, or not doing enough.

The ‘right’ support can look like:
→ showing up consistently, even if progress feels slow
→ listening without rushing to fix everything
→ encouraging treatment and celebrating each step forward
→ setting healthy boundaries, for them and for you

In our latest blog, we explore the role friends and family play in addiction recovery, and what meaningful support can look like in practice. And just remember… if you’re the one offering support, you deserve support too.

💙 Read the full blog via the link in comments.

10/28/2026

Sticks and stones might not look like part of addiction treatment.

…but at our Shirley location, they are.

Ecotherapy specialist Mel Zox-Stewart brings nature-based mindfulness and guided meditation into group programming, giving patients space to slow down, be present, and explore healthy ways of managing emotions without substances.

Stones, shells, leaves, sticks, and affirmation stones become focal points for grounding and reflection - some are arranged into nature mandalas, using materials gathered outside or artwork patients have created themselves.

Through these sessions, patients can:
→ engage their senses
→ practice mindful breathing
→ notice what’s happening within and around them
→ explore which parts of nature bring them calm, connection, or peace

Sessions don’t always happen outdoors. When getting outside isn’t possible, Mel brings nature into the room instead, so weather, mobility, and transportation don’t stand in the way of taking part.

That kind of flexibility is at the heart of how our clinicians approach treatment. Because at Victory we believe that there’s no single pathway to recovery, and what helps one person connect may look very different for someone else.

Recovery is about more than stopping substance use. It’s about learning how to live without it: managing emotions, getting through difficult moments, finding connection, and creating meaning.

Whether you’re taking the first step or deciding to try again, we’re here whenever you’re ready. There’s no waitlist, and we accept all insurance including Medicaid.

💙 Reach out via the link in bio.

Address

5100 Sunrise Highway
Massapequa Park, NY
11762

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 8pm
Tuesday	9am - 8pm
Wednesday	9am - 8pm
Thursday	9am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 1pm

Telephone

+16316964357

Website

https://www.victoryrp.com/social/

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