Crossroads – Children and Mothers Program: Specialized Residential Treatment in Windham, ME
Crossroads’ Children and Mothers Program (CAMP) provides vital, highly specialized residential addiction treatment exclusively for women, particularly those who are pregnant or postpartum. Located at 114 Main Street in Windham, Maine, this center recognizes the profound challenges mothers face when seeking recovery and is uniquely structured to allow children to remain with their parent during treatment. This eliminates a significant barrier to care, supporting both the mother’s journey to sobriety and the critical bond with her children.
Holistic Approach to Recovery and Family
The program delivers comprehensive, structured residential care designed to address not only substance use disorders but also underlying mental health concerns, offering screenings for mental disorders alongside addiction treatment. By utilizing evidence-based treatment approaches, including 12-step facilitation, the staff guides clients through the complexities of recovery. The focus is deeply holistic, recognizing that long-term sobriety is intertwined with stable family life. This dedicated environment ensures that mothers can concentrate fully on their recovery without the stress of separation from their young ones.
Program Amenities and Levels of Care
Crossroads offers various levels of care, including short-term and long-term residential options, and can also provide residential detoxification services. A cornerstone of the CAMP offering is the integration of family support services. This includes residential beds specifically for clients’ children and dedicated child care services, allowing mothers structured time for therapy and group sessions. Additionally, ancillary services focus on essential life skills development and social skills training, equipping women for a successful transition back into their communities.
The facility accepts several payment options to maximize accessibility, including cash or self-payment, Medicaid, and funding through IHS/Tribal/Urban (ITU) funds and SAMHSA block grants.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the Crossroads Children and Mothers Program designed for?
This program is specifically designed for women seeking recovery from substance use disorder, particularly those who are pregnant, postpartum, or have young children they wish to keep with them during their residential treatment.
What is the treatment philosophy at CAMP?
The philosophy integrates traditional addiction treatment approaches, such as 12-step facilitation, with comprehensive support for mental health screening and vital family services, ensuring the children are part of the mother’s healing process.
Does the facility offer medical detox?
Yes, the facility provides residential detoxification services as part of its continuum of care, alongside short-term and long-term residential treatment options.
Are children supervised while the mothers are in treatment?
Yes, the program provides dedicated child care services and residential beds for clients’ children, allowing mothers to fully engage in therapeutic activities knowing their children are safe and cared for on-site.
