Casa La Providencia Inc

Casa La Providencia operates as a residential treatment center offering both inpatient and outpatient program options for women in recovery. The 12-month residential treatment program provides intensive support within a therapeutic community setting, while outpatient services offer flexibility for women who can maintain stable housing while receiving treatment.

The recovery center's comprehensive programming includes individual psychotherapy, group psychotherapy sessions, family counseling, and occupational therapy. This combination of therapeutic methods helps women address the root causes of their addiction while developing practical skills for sustained recovery within the broader recovery community.

The facility operates as a residential therapeutic community specifically designed for women, creating a supportive environment where peers can learn from each other's experiences. This recovery community model emphasizes shared responsibility, mutual support, and structured daily living that prepares women for successful reintegration into society.

Run by the Oblate Sisters of the Most Holy Redeemer, Casa La Providencia combines clinical treatment with spiritual support. The therapeutic community addresses both substance use disorders and trauma from gender-based violence, recognizing that many women in recovery have experienced multiple forms of trauma that require specialized attention.

Casa La Providencia provides aftercare support through relapse prevention follow-up services, helping women maintain their sobriety after completing the residential treatment program. This ongoing support recognizes that recovery is a long-term process requiring continued community connection and professional guidance.

The center's alumni program components help graduates stay connected to their recovery community while building independent lives. Family counseling services also extend beyond the treatment period, helping repair and strengthen family relationships that support long-term recovery success.