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Substance use care that sees the whole woman.

We see substance use as a way of coping, not the root problem. We treat what it was helping you manage.

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Mental health, trauma, and substance use belong together.

Drinking or substance use is treated alongside mental health and trauma, with or without a diagnosis. Our Symptoms Are Solutions approach begins with what the pattern has been helping you carry.

A solution that stopped working

Substance use and mental health often affect each other. We assess both and treat them together, at the same level of seriousness. Nervous system regulation is part of that work.

This program helped me remember who I was before the trauma, before the self-medicating, before I got lost.
Women’s Recovery graduate

How care works here

  • Assessment considers substance use, trauma, mental health, medication, safety, and daily life.
  • PHP, IOP, and OP offer different levels of outpatient structure.
  • The team addresses relapse prevention and step-down planning.
  • When clinically appropriate, medication questions, including Vivitrol coordination, are discussed as part of the full plan.

Core substance concerns

Alcohol

Outpatient care and safety-aware assessment.

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Opioids and fentanyl

Care that takes withdrawal and overdose risk seriously.

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Benzodiazepines

Assessment with attention to medication and withdrawal safety.

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Stimulants and cocaine

Care for substance use and underlying mental health needs.

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Methamphetamine

Trauma-informed outpatient treatment conversations.

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Prescription drugs

A plan based on the drug, the person, and clinical safety.

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Cannabis

Explore the role cannabis plays in stress, mood, and daily life.

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Co-occurring concerns

Mental health and substance use addressed together.

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No shame in the first conversation

Tell us what has been happening. We will explain the assessment and a realistic next step.

You are not defined by the worst thing that has happened to you. You are not defined by the worst thing you’ve ever done.
Women’s Recovery graduate

A look at our space

Seating area with a sofa, round table, plants and artwork at Women’s Recovery
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Lounge with purple chairs and dried flowers
Dark sofa and coffee table in a furnished room
Plum armchairs beside a window table
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If you can't believe that yet, borrow my hope. Just long enough to find your own.

Women’s Recovery graduate

Start with one conversation. Tell us what you're carrying. We'll walk you through the next step and verify your benefits.