Casa Treatment Center - Residential

Women-Centered Healing

The program fosters connection and trust through group therapy, peer mentorship, and community involvement that continues well after discharge. As a healing community for women, the environment provides a space for open sharing about trauma and recovery without stigma. Counselors encourage collaboration and mutual support, helping women rebuild communication and self-worth in community.

Building Stability and Healthy Routines

Each day follows a steady rhythm that supports stability and focus in early recovery. Mornings start with mindfulness or life skills, followed by group reflection, therapy, and educational sessions on relapse prevention, boundaries, and relationships. Afternoons include trauma or grief groups, family sessions, and community meetings. Evenings bring peer-led 12-Step meetings, movement or yoga, and time to unwind. The structure helps women establish healthy routines and a sense of calm.

Trauma-Informed Approach

Treatment blends counseling and education with evidence-based methods like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and motivational interviewing. Clients explore the roots of addiction through art, movement, and process groups that allow expression beyond words. The goal is to help women recover from trauma, build coping tools, and return to life with confidence and community.

Client Reviews

Recent feedback on Casa Treatment Center for Women is mixed. While many women credit the program with life-changing recovery support, several raise issue around medication safety and staff professionalism.

• Staff & Care Experience (60% positive): Many describe caring counselors and peers who made them feel supported in recovery. Others report unprofessional behavior toward clients. “Their staff is always there for you and it’s where I met many friends who I still have in my life today.”
• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (70% positive): Several reviewers credit the facility with helping their lives and treating co-occurring depression or anxiety. Recent feedback suggests the program mishandles accountability and processes.
• Facility & Environment (45% positive): Reviews on the cleanliness of the facility are mixed, with some recent reviews describing crowded rooms and high costs.
• Access & Process (40% positive): Reviews praise accessible meetings and alumni support, but some clients report inconsistency around discharge, medication returns, and insurance coverage.
• Support & Community (75% positive): Many reviewers describe forming lasting friendships and finding hope through group sessions and alumni networks.