Area Substance Abuse Council - Hightower Place

Women-Focused Residential Care in Clinton

Hightower Place provides residential treatment for adult women, including mothers who live onsite with their children. The Clinton-based setting offers a supportive, structured environment where residents can focus on personal growth while maintaining their role as parents. Programming includes group work on stress management, decision-making, and communication alongside individual counseling and life-skills development. Length of stay is based on each resident’s progress, allowing treatment to move at a self-directed pace.

Family Support That Strengthens Recovery

A defining feature of Hightower Place is its commitment to keeping families together. The facility provides childcare and residential beds for clients’ children, helping reduce one of the biggest barriers to treatment for mothers. Case management supports families in accessing housing, transportation, and social services while coordinating employment and education resources to promote long-term stability after treatment.

Inclusive, Integrated Care

The program supports women with complex recovery needs, including co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, trauma, chronic pain, and problem gambling. Hightower Place accommodates medications for addiction treatment prescribed externally, such as buprenorphine with naloxone. Its inclusive care model also extends to individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing through available sign language services, ensuring accessibility for all residents.

Recovery That Extends Beyond Treatment

Continuity of care is built into the program. Clients receive discharge planning, aftercare coordination, and overdose education with naloxone. Peer-based mentoring, self-help groups, and recovery coaching reinforce lasting recovery and social connection. As part of the Area Substance Abuse Council’s nonprofit mission, Hightower Place emphasizes brain health, harm reduction, and community well-being, helping women not just recover, but rebuild their lives with confidence and support.