POWER Restore - Early Recovery (POWER)

Women-Only Setting

The center provides a residential environment built specifically for women who need a safe place to begin recovery. Each client has her own bedroom and private bathroom. This personal space can reduce stress during the earliest, most vulnerable phase of treatment. The women-only space has quiet areas, a dining room, and shared community rooms that allow clients to ease in at their own pace. For women who may be leaving unsafe relationships or unstable housing, this setting provides a sense of privacy, predictability, and physical safety.

Integrated Detox And Residential Care

Medically monitored withdrawal management and inpatient rehab are provided in one location so clients do not have to navigate transfers between levels of care. The withdrawal management phase typically lasts three to five days with 24-hour nursing, physician visits, and access to medications for addiction treatment (MAT) and mental health. Many women then move directly into a 14–28-day residential stay that continues medical care, therapy, and medication support.

Trauma-Informed Treatment

Many women entering treatment have histories of trauma, domestic violence, or co-occurring mental health conditions that intensify substance use. The program incorporates cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, trauma-related counseling, relapse prevention, and anger management, delivered through individual, group, and family therapy. Therapists, nurses, physicians, and recovery support staff work together so women can address PTSD symptoms, mood disorders, and the impact of past violence while learning new coping strategies.

Practical Support for Continued Recovery

Staff offer services that directly address the real-world barriers many women face when seeking treatment. Transportation assistance helps clients attend appointments, and case management connects women to housing services, benefits, and social supports that can help stabilize life after discharge. The program offers a sliding-fee scale, which opens access for women without financial resources. For clients balancing legal, custody, or safety concerns, staff can help coordinate referrals and community resources.