A Safe Haven

Integrated Recovery And Housing In An Urban Setting

A Safe Haven is a nonprofit treatment center offering both residential and outpatient care. What sets this facility apart is its integration of behavioral health services with transitional housing and vocational support. Adults with substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders receive care in a trauma-informed environment, with treatment that includes individual, group, and family therapy using approaches like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and motivational interviewing.

Trauma-Informed Philosophy And Whole-Person Care

A Safe Haven uses a harm reduction approach that recognizes each individual’s lived experience and needs. The treatment model is rooted in empathy, respect, and person-centered care. Clients are supported through comprehensive assessments, individualized care plans, and services that consider physical health, cultural background, personal trauma, and social challenges. Programs are designed to serve diverse populations, including veterans, pregnant or postpartum women, older adults, and those with HIV or a history of domestic violence.

Job Training And Supportive Services

Beyond therapy, clients have access to workforce training, educational support, case management, and housing placement. These services aim to remove real-life barriers to recovery, such as unemployment or housing instability, and help individuals regain financial stability and independence. GED preparation, job placement, and social skills development are all built into the continuum of care, giving clients tools to navigate life after treatment.

Long-Term Support And Community Focus

A Safe Haven offers continuing care planning and peer-led recovery groups to help clients maintain stability after discharge. Clients benefit from self-help meetings, peer mentorship, and follow-up support. This focus on long-term connection and support is central to the facility’s mission to restore hope and opportunity, one person at a time.