OneEighty - Womens Residential Treatment Facility

Women-Only Residential Care With Child-Friendly Supports

The program provides women-only, 24/7 residential treatment in Wooster, Ohio for substance use disorders, with additional support for women navigating trauma and domestic violence. Mothers can stay in treatment while their young children live with them. The setting is designed for daily stability, with shared community spaces for meals and connection, a playroom for children, meeting space for groups, on-site laundry, and fully fenced outdoor areas. Meditation areas and a garden with fresh fruits and vegetables add quiet, grounding options between services.

Groups, Counseling, and Recovery Skills

Clients follow a structured schedule supported by professional counselors and Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistants, with therapy groups held twice daily. This program provides individual and group counseling, along with family counseling and marital/couples counseling when appropriate. Group work emphasizes practical skills — building coping strategies, strengthening communication, and preparing for high-risk moments after discharge. The program also encourages 12-step involvement as part of building a recovery support system. For added accountability and encouragement, peer support is available through the broader OneEighty continuum, offering mentorship, coaching, and help navigating barriers that can interfere with treatment engagement.

Trauma-Informed, Evidence-Based Care

This program offers trauma-related counseling and a range of evidence-based approaches to help women understand patterns that drive substance use and develop safer responses under stress. Services include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, anger management, brief intervention, and substance use disorder counseling. The program also provides support for justice-involved clients.

Health Services and Medication Management

Alongside counseling and groups, this program provides mental health services, integrated primary care supports, and suicide prevention services. It also offers access to medications for addiction treatment (MAT) as part of care, and in some cases can coordinate with outside prescribers for people who arrive with existing medication support. To support safety and continuity, the program provides interim services, community outreach, and routine testing as needed.

Transition Planning, Continuing Care, and Community Recovery Connections

Planning for life after residential care begins early. This program provides discharge planning and continuing care, including naloxone and overdose education and follow-up after discharge. Recovery support services can include self-help groups, mentoring/peer support, a recovery coach, housing services, and assistance connecting to social services. OneEighty also offers transitional housing support after residential treatment, including help with employment and locating permanent housing.