Recovery house
Recovery Houses are intended for individuals in recovery from substance use or co-occurring disorders who would benefit from a clean and sober environment to support their recovery. These houses provide 24 hour temporary housing and supportive services for such persons who present without evidence of intoxication, withdrawal or psychiatric symptoms that would suggest inappropriateness for participation in such a setting. The length of stay for residents is generally less than 90 days. Recovery houses are not licensed and do not offer treatment services. |
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Recovery house
Recovery Houses are intended for individuals in recovery from substance use or co-occurring disorders who would benefit from a clean and sober environment to support their recovery. These houses provide 24 hour temporary housing and supportive services for such persons who present without evidence of intoxication, withdrawal or psychiatric symptoms that would suggest inappropriateness for participation in such a setting. The length of stay for residents is generally less than 90 days. Recovery houses are not licensed and do not offer treatment services. |
Women's Recovery Support Program
Women's Recovery Support Programs are a step-down program where pregnant and/or parenting women/birthing persons are required to participate in community treatment while living in a safe and structured environment.
Individuals will meet with their Case Manager on a weekly basis and attend daily Psychoeducational groups related to parenting skills, recovery promotion, women's wellness, discharge planning and more.
While parenting support is offered, onsite childcare will not be provided. Prior to transitioning into a WRSP, a discharge meeting will be held with the referring provider, client, relevant community providers, and the WRSP team to review future scheduled appointments with established providers (behavioral health treatment, OBGYN, Psychiatric, MAT/MOUD, Recovery Supports, etc.), the individual's treatment plan goals, and program operations.
WRSP provides 24/7 staffing. The length of stay is individualized based on each woman/birthing person's unique needs, goals, and treatment progress. |
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Women's Recovery Support Program
Women's Recovery Support Programs are a step-down program where pregnant and/or parenting women/birthing persons are required to participate in community treatment while living in a safe and structured environment.
Individuals will meet with their Case Manager on a weekly basis and attend daily Psychoeducational groups related to parenting skills, recovery promotion, women's wellness, discharge planning and more.
While parenting support is offered, onsite childcare will not be provided. Prior to transitioning into a WRSP, a discharge meeting will be held with the referring provider, client, relevant community providers, and the WRSP team to review future scheduled appointments with established providers (behavioral health treatment, OBGYN, Psychiatric, MAT/MOUD, Recovery Supports, etc.), the individual's treatment plan goals, and program operations.
WRSP provides 24/7 staffing. The length of stay is individualized based on each woman/birthing person's unique needs, goals, and treatment progress. |
