Willamette Family Treatment Servs - Womens Residential

Family-Centered Residential Recovery

Willamette Family Treatment Servs – Women’s Residential in Eugene offers a family-focused approach to healing through its Families in Recovery program. Mothers and guardians receive substance use and mental health treatment while living with their young children in a structured, trauma-informed environment. Stays typically last 90 to 120 days, providing time to stabilize, strengthen family relationships, and plan for continued growth after treatment.

On-Site Childcare and Parenting Support

The facility features a licensed Child Development Center for infants and children up to six years old, staffed by a qualified teaching team providing therapeutic, developmentally appropriate care. Parents can fully engage in recovery while maintaining connection with their children. Additional services include parenting education, reunification case management, and family support for older children, creating a holistic foundation for family wellness.

Integrated, Evidence-Based Care

Treatment combines counseling, mental health services, and access to medications for addiction treatment (MAT). Clients participate in therapies such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, and trauma-related counseling. Practical support like life-skills coaching, peer mentorship, case management, and housing assistance, help residents build stability beyond treatment. The program also offers access to spiritual and community resources that align with each person’s values.

Community Partnerships and Long-Term Support

In collaboration with local partners like ODHS, Head Start, and Relief Nursery, the program helps families connect with essential services that extend beyond discharge. Transition and aftercare planning begin early to promote long-term success. As part of Willamette Family’s nonprofit mission, established in 1964, the center remains committed to compassion, respect, and hope, helping women rebuild their lives and families through recovery.