Our gender-specific residential program creates a space where women are provided with the tools, clinical treatments, and unwavering support they need for their healing journeys.
We developed this program (IOP) to provide a higher level of care than traditional outpatient programs while offering a potential alternative to full residential treatment.
At The Haven, we have structured our outpatient programs to rewire neural pathways to reduce the need for self-medication of co-occurring disorders with drugs and alcohol.
The Native Ways Program offers women with substance use disorders an opportunity to establish and grow their recovery with a setting and focus that respects the cultures and traditions of the indigenous people of Arizona.
The Haven launched its Alumnae Program in 2022 to enhance its member services. The Alumnae Program offers community, peer support, and sober fun activities that alumnae can participate in.
The Haven’s Peer Support Employment Training Program (PSETP) is a 5-day course that combines classroom learning and hands-on practice for those who want to work as Peer & Recovery Support Specialists (PRSS).