Triumph Treatment Services - Casita

Family-Centered Residential Program

Casita provides a long-term residential environment for pregnant and parenting women, allowing mothers to remain with their young children while receiving treatment. The program supports the reunification of families when children are not placed with their mothers at entry, ensuring recovery and parenting growth happen side by side. Shared living spaces, child-friendly amenities, and therapeutic childcare make recovery more accessible for women balancing treatment and parenting.

Integrated Care and Medications for Addiction Treatment (MAT)

Casita’s treatment model follows a 12-step approach, focusing on behavioral change and spiritual recovery reinforced through peer support. The facility accepts clients using medications for addiction treatment (MAT), such as Suboxone (buprenorphine), methadone, and naltrexone for relapse prevention. Onsite mental health counseling and referrals to local providers ensure women receive comprehensive care addressing both substance use and co-occurring mental health needs.

Therapies and Parenting Support

Treatment at Casita blends evidence-based and family-centered therapies, including Seeking Safety groups, art therapy, and parenting education. Mothers develop individualized parenting and child development plans, supported by therapeutic childcare and nursing visits for qualified families. Classes cover parenting skills, nicotine cessation, domestic violence awareness, and anger management, helping women build safer, healthier routines for themselves and their children.

Supportive Setting and Practical Resources

Casita’s home-like setting includes family-oriented spaces such as a kitchenette, outdoor lounge, and relaxation areas where mothers and children can connect. The tobacco-free environment promotes health and recovery, with designated areas for vaping. The facility provides transportation assistance, medical and dental appointment coordination, and case management linking families to housing, education, and employment resources. As a private non-profit organization, Casita accepts Medicaid, IHS/Tribal/Urban (ITU) funds, private insurance, and self-payment options.