YWCA Northeast Indiana – Hope House: Addiction Recovery Services
Located in Fort Wayne, Indiana, YWCA Northeast Indiana Recovery Services, including the Hope House, provides dedicated alcohol and drug rehabilitation programs exclusively for women aged 18 and older. Understanding that substance use disorder is a complex disease affecting the brain and behavior, the program is committed to offering a pathway to recovery and helping women regain control over their lives. They offer comprehensive, evidence-based treatment to support clients on their journey toward lasting sobriety.
Program Focus and Approach
The YWCA Northeast Indiana Recovery program utilizes a structured, three-phase approach to healing, focusing entirely on outpatient care. This setting allows women to engage in treatment while managing other responsibilities. Services are designed to address not only the substance use itself but also co-occurring disorders and underlying issues such as trauma and anger. They emphasize comprehensive care through various proven methods.
Treatment Components
A core aspect of the recovery services is the utilization of evidence-based practices tailored to individual needs. The program offers a range of therapeutic interventions designed to equip clients with the necessary tools for long-term recovery:
- Assessment and individualized treatment planning.
- Therapy, including individual and group sessions.
- Alcohol and Other Drug Services (AOD).
- One-on-one Substance Use Disorder Case Management.
- Family education and support to heal relationships.
- Housing counseling and placement assistance.
- Contingency Management.
- Daily practice of meditation and mindfulness.
Priority Care and Support
YWCA Northeast Indiana is dedicated to serving vulnerable populations and offers priority bed placement for residents who meet specific criteria. This ensures that those facing critical challenges receive immediate attention and support. Priority criteria include pregnant individuals, IV drug users, those experiencing homelessness, and women who have rights to dependent children. By prioritizing these groups, the YWCA ensures essential resources are allocated where they are most needed to facilitate recovery and stability.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age group does the Hope House program serve?
The program serves women who are 18 years of age and older.
What types of treatment are offered at YWCA Northeast Indiana Recovery Services?
All programming is offered on an outpatient basis, utilizing a three-phase approach, and includes individual and group therapy, case management, and contingency management.
Does the program address issues other than substance abuse?
Yes, the services treat co-occurring conditions, including perinatal mental health, trauma, and anger management.
