MaineGeneral Women’s Residential
About MaineGeneral Women’s Residential – Augusta, Maine
If you’re a woman in Augusta, Georgia struggling with substance use disorder, you can find help through the Women’s Residential Program at MaineGeneral Health. This program provides long term residential treatment in a therapeutic, recovery focused setting that feels like home. They also offer medication assisted treatment and primary care for some clients. You can use private insurance to help pay for your services and some scholarships are also available.
They designed their services to feel as organic and holistic as possible. While you’ll have access to different kinds of treatments like dialectical behavioral therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and individual and group counseling, they don’t just focus on treating the disease of addiction. Instead, they look for ways to treat you as a whole person, taking your mental, spiritual, and emotional needs into account.
In this nine month program, you’ll learn more about what addiction is and the practical skills you need to overcome it. They’ll show you healthy coping strategies, ways to strengthen your relationships, and how to find a job that makes good use of your talents. You may learn this information through counseling sessions, peer recovery groups, or 12 step programs. If you need help withdrawing from alcohol or drugs during your treatment, your team can give you Suboxone to help relieve your pain, reduce your cravings, and make you less likely to relapse.
One former client remarked that the services were confidential and the staff was ready to help them find the care they needed. They also shared that the team has connections to other community resources, such as food and shelter, for clients in crisis.
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7-9 Spruce Street, Augusta, ME 04330
Augusta, Maine
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