Infinity House – Women with Children Residential
Who We Are
Infinity House is a long term (4-6 month), residential program with 10 beds and is designed to treat pregnant and parenting mothers with a history of chronic substance use disorder and co-occurring disorder. The program is dedicated to supporting and guiding mothers of children ages 0 to 5 years of age in gaining and maintaining sobriety and building the skills needed for independent living utilizing the supports in the recovery community, as well as other community services, while strengthening their parenting skills.
To be considered for Infinity House, you must be:
- Eighteen years of age or older
- Pregnant or parenting a child age 0 to 5 years
- Free from mood altering substances on the day of admission
- Physically and mentally able to participate in a therapeutic community environment
- Motivated for treatment
How much will I have to pay?
Room and board fees are applied, based upon ability to pay. The maximum fee would be $10 per day, with a minimum charge of $1 per day. Residents are expected to make good faith efforts in paying all room and board fees.
What kind of services are provided?
We use a combination of therapy, education, and living skills development to assist in the recovery process. Learn more about the services offered at Infinity House.
How much contact will I have with the outside world?
Recovery is much more than maintaining sobriety. Recovery involves setting goals that will foster independence, family supports, self-confidence, and a new life style that will lead to success in many areas of life while maintaining a sober lifestyle. Learn more about community integration.
Will I still get to see my family and children?
Absolutely! We encourage our residents to take responsibility for their children who may not be able to enter the program with them and to maintain close contact with family. Learn more about family and children visitations.
What else should I know?
We’ve adopted a model that helps residents to understand, recognize, and respond to the effects of trauma and addiction. We believe recovery from extreme stress and adversity requires an environment that promotes healing. Learn more about the Sanctuary Model® of Trauma.
