Women’s program
Women’s drug and alcohol rehab in Portland, Oregon
Treatment that considers the physical, emotional and relationship factors that shape substance use in women, with a plan tailored to each woman at every level of care.
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Medically reviewed by Medical Director Dave Cundiff, MD, MPH, FASAM · Updated
Levels of care
Levels of care in this program
This program is offered across levels of care. Your assessment decides where you start.
- DetoxBy referral, before treatment
- ResidentialLive-in, around the clock
- Partial hospitalizationFull days, home at night
- Intensive outpatientSeveral days a week
- OutpatientRegular sessions
- AftercareSupport after a program
More structureMore independence
Why a women’s program
Treatment that considers the whole woman
Many women feel unsure where to turn, or doubt that treatment can work after earlier attempts. Whether this is your first attempt or your fifteenth, change is possible.
Our women’s program is for adult women who are using alcohol or drugs and want a structured path to change. It looks at mental health, relationships, family responsibilities, trauma history, physical health and recovery goals, not only the substance.
Groups can include peers who share similar challenges. That can reduce shame and isolation and build trust and mutual support.
What treatment includes
Therapy and support
Plans are individualized and may include:
Individual therapy
One-on-one counseling tailored to your history and goals.
Group therapy
Sessions with peers, with family therapy and involvement when it is appropriate.
Medication management
Clinical review of medicines and of mental health symptoms.
Relapse prevention
A plan for high-risk situations, cravings and rebuilding routines.
Therapies can include cognitive-behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, trauma-focused therapy and holistic recovery activities.
Co-occurring conditions
Mental health and trauma-informed care
Many women use alcohol or drugs to cope with anxiety, depression, trauma or mood changes, and substance use can make those symptoms harder to address. Our dual diagnosis care treats both in one coordinated plan, with psychiatric support, medication management and therapy.
Trauma-informed care puts safety first and paces the work. It helps you understand how past experiences shape current patterns without defining you by them.
Substances
Substances we treat in the women’s program
Treatment plans are individualized based on the substance, how long and how much it has been used, physical and mental health, past treatment, and whether more than one substance is involved.
- Alcohol
- Opioids, including prescription opioids and oxycodone
- Fentanyl and heroin
- Benzodiazepines, including Xanax
- Cocaine and methamphetamine
- Marijuana and kratom
- Other commonly misused prescription medicines
Levels of care
Residential, PHP, IOP and outpatient
Your care can move between levels as your needs change.
Residential treatment
Live-in care with the most structure.
Partial hospitalization
Full days of treatment, home at night.
Intensive outpatient
Several days a week, around work and family.
Outpatient
Scheduled therapy while you live at home.
Getting started
From the first call to a plan
Call admissions
Talk about your concerns, substance use history, mental health needs and any barriers to care.
Benefits check
We verify your insurance and explain what may be covered. Submitting a request does not commit you to treatment.
Clinical assessment
An assessment recommends residential, PHP, IOP, outpatient or another suitable service.
Start your plan
Your care team sets the plan and reviews it as you progress.
Questions
Women’s rehab questions
Still have a question?
Garrett, Tuni and the admissions team can answer anything that is not here. Confidential, no obligation.
Call (866) 262-0531Do I have to have been in treatment before?
No. The program suits women who are starting out as well as women who have relapsed or completed treatment before.
How long does women’s rehab last?
It depends on the level of care and your progress. Your assessment sets the starting plan.
Does insurance cover this?
Coverage, network status, deductibles and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan. Admissions will check your benefits.
Related care
Other levels of care
Outpatient
Scheduled therapy while you live at home.
Telehealth IOP
Intensive outpatient from home.
Mental health treatment
Outpatient care for anxiety, depression, PTSD and more.
Sober living
Structured housing after treatment.
Your care team
The people behind this program
Licensed clinicians lead every level of care at Crestview.
Medical Director
Dave Cundiff, MD, MPH, FASAM
Leads medical care and reviews our clinical content.
Director of Psychiatry
Jill C. Gladish, MD, MPH
Psychiatric care and medication management.
Clinical Director
Eric Pinkston, MA, CADC III
Oversees therapy and treatment planning.
Nurse Practitioner
Bonnie Lambert, LPC, PMHNP-BC
Psychiatric nurse practitioner and counselor.
Not sure which level of care fits?
Talk it through with Garrett, Tuni or another member of our admissions team. The call is free and confidential, and there is no obligation.
Talk to admissions about the women’s program
A confidential call. We will listen, check your insurance and talk through the level of care that fits you.