Brightli - Preferred Family Healthcare Inc

Women-Only Residential Care for Mothers

The women’s residential substance use treatment program offers a dedicated track for mothers. Women can live on site with their young children, with access to daycare services. This lets mothers stay engaged in care while continuing to show up for daily parenting, rather than having to choose between treatment and family.

Outpatient Care and Step-Down Support

Beyond residential care for women, the center offers outpatient and intensive outpatient services for men and women. Some clients start in outpatient care, while others move into it after a residential stay. Individual, group, and family counseling extend support as clients return to work, school, and caregiving, helping them practice new skills while staying connected to a familiar team.

Integrated Mental Health, Trauma, and MAT

Care addresses substance use, trauma, and mental health together. Treatment approaches include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, anger management, trauma-focused counseling, relapse prevention, and 12-step work, with in-person and telehealth options. The program also offers medications for addiction treatment (MAT) and medications for mental health conditions, including options for opioid and alcohol use disorders, or coordinates with outside prescribers when needed.

Childcare, Housing, and Practical Services

On-site childcare, residential beds for children, and domestic violence services are paired with case management, housing services, and assistance with social services as needed. Employment counseling, training, and social skills development help clients move toward more stable work and home situations. Together, these supports are designed to reduce everyday barriers that often disrupt treatment, especially for mothers and caregivers.

Peer Support and Access

Daily life combines structured therapy, peer support, and time to rest. Clients can attend self-help meetings like Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous and gender-specific groups. Transportation assistance helps clients get to and from services, which can be critical for those without reliable transit.