Orenda Womens Residential Sabillasville

Orenda Womens Residential is a center located in Sabillasville, Maryland, for women with a substance use disorder and co-occurring disorders. The center serves women only, including young adults and older adults, and accepts people who need residential rehab for drug or alcohol addiction. Both residential and outpatient options are offered, so women can move between levels of care as their needs change. Co-occurring disorders are addressed from the start, in a supportive setting for women who need addiction and mental health treatment at the same time.

This residential facility has 36 beds and provides intensive care for stays of as long as 90 days. Evidence-based therapies are part of the program, including cognitive behavioral therapy, trauma-specific therapy, and equine therapy. Women may also join twelve step facilitation, relapse prevention counseling, and family therapy. The center describes its approach as individual treatment centered on women's needs, and it offers life skills and group counseling so women can build a steady routine.

Orenda womens residential sabillasville

Residential rehab is the main level of care here, with co-occurring mental health treatment integrated into the program. Listed therapies include cognitive behavioral therapy one-on-one counseling, equine therapy, family therapy, group therapy, life skills, relapse prevention counseling, twelve step facilitation the along with trauma specific therapy program is evidence-based and draws on individual treatment and twelve step approaches. If a woman needs a step down after residential care, the center's outpatient option and continuing care services can support that transition.

The residential program is designed for women who need a structured setting for drug or alcohol addiction treatment. Conditions treated include trauma and perinatal mental health, and the center also helps with chronic relapse, co-occurring disorders, drug addiction, and smoking cessation. If someone is struggling with both addiction and a mental health condition, then the center's dual diagnosis approach addresses both at once. The program length is typically 90 days, which gives women time to work on recovery skills and prepare for ongoing support.

• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Equine Therapy
• Life Skills
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Individual Treatment
• Group Therapy
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Evidence-Based
• Twelve Step
• Twelve Step Facilitation

Who this women's program serves

• Women only, including young adults and older adults
• Women who have a substance use disorder alongside a co-occurring mental health condition
• Women who need residential rehab for drug or alcohol addiction
• Women with trauma or perinatal mental health concerns
• Women who have experienced chronic relapse and need structured support

Setting and program length

The address is 17645 Harbaugh Valley Rd in Sabillasville, Maryland. This residential program has 36 beds and serves women. Stays usually run 90 days. Rooms have air conditioning and private bathrooms, and a woman may have a room to herself or share one. The services on offer include meals made by a chef, sessions on fitness and nutrition, yoga designed with trauma in mind, gardening as therapy, and therapy with horses. Services are delivered in English. When a woman's needs call for a shorter or longer stay, the clinical team can discuss the possibilities with her.

How treatment here gets paid for

Among the payment options at this center are cash pay rates, and insurance may help cover the cost. You can ask the helpline to confirm whether your plan pays for residential rehab here. If you would like to learn what your policy will cover, call the helpline with your insurance details on hand. Calling costs nothing and stays confidential, with no obligation attached; trained advisors link people who call to licensed treatment providers. Nobody is diagnosed or treated through this site, and it cannot promise that coverage will be approved or that anyone will be admitted. Some women may qualify for Maryland's Medicaid program, so ask the helpline to check eligibility.

Questions to ask before admission

• Will the center take my insurance, and what costs would I owe myself?
• What length does a usual stay run, and can it be extended if needed?
• How does the program address co-occurring disorders?
• What aftercare and discharge planning services are available?
• Are family therapy and twelve step facilitation part of the program?