Siena Francis House Miracles Treatment

Free, Comprehensive Treatment for Homeless and At-Risk Individuals

• No-cost residential addiction treatment for individuals experiencing homelessness or at risk due to substance use disorders
• Program designed to support long-term recovery and stability

Integrated Approach with Vocational Training & Housing Assistance

• Vocational training opportunities in food service, maintenance, and administration
• Case management support to assist with securing stable housing post-treatment
• Guidance in accessing public benefits and financial assistance

12-Step-Based, Trauma-Informed Program with Peer Support

• Treatment incorporates a 12-Step philosophy and trauma-informed care
• Emphasis on personal growth, self-honesty, and participation in peer recovery groups
• Encouragement of community involvement through sponsorship and 12-Step meetings

Amenities & Experience

Facility Features:

• 80-bed residential treatment facility (48 beds for men, 32 for women)
• Transitional housing options
• Residential setting with an on-site health clinic
  Therapeutic & Recreational Activities:
• Individual and group counseling
• 12-Step peer support groups
• Vocational training assignments

Treatments Offered

Treatment Model:

• 12-Step-based, trauma-informed, person-centered approach
  Assessment & Therapy:
• Biopsychosocial assessment upon admission
• Individual and group therapy sessions
  Counseling & Therapy Options:
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
• Trauma therapy
• Motivational interviewing
• Life skills training
• Relapse prevention
• Anger management
  Life Skills & Rehabilitation Services:
• Vocational training and work assignments
• Housing assistance and stability planning
• Public benefits and financial support services

Target Audience

• Adults aged 19 and older
• Individuals experiencing homelessness or at risk due to substance use disorders
• Those facing additional challenges such as:
  • Mental health disorders
  • Poverty or low-income background
  • Judicial system involvement (court referrals accepted)

Key Staff & Leadership

Executive Leadership:

• Linda Twomey – Executive Director/CEO
• Michelle Bobier – Chief Program Officer
• Rod Bauer – Clinical Program Director
  Clinical & Support Staff:
• Licensed Mental Health Practitioners (LMHP)
• Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselors (LADC)
• Vocational Specialist coordinating job training
• Case Manager assisting with housing and benefits