Living with the disease of chemical dependency is a different experience for women than it is for men.

Hope House for Women not only recognizes this, but also helps women understand the effects of addiction and prepare them for the special challenge they will face in recovery.

Hope House for Women welcomes women into a place of ongoing recovery and development that helps them face their addictions with a clear and proactive approach, just as they would any other disease.

Recovery is more than abstaining from alcohol and other drugs; it's mending relationships, improving self-esteem, and renewing enthusiasm for living. It is our mission to expose our residents to the various components of a healthy lifestyle. Through our programs, residents will learn to balance work, rest, relationships, and recreation in a functional and sober manner.

Our program provides you with the therapy, education, skills practice, and support you will need to be successful in recovery.

You will partner with a counselor to develop and make progress on your individualized plan for recovery.

Therapy will help you practice skills and examine the connections between addiction and relationships.

• Trauma/PTSD
• Thinking/behavior
• Domestic Violence
• Women’s health
• Life and re-entry skills
• Relapse prevention

We also Collaborate with, Jackson County Drug Court, Hillsdale County Drug Court; Lenawee County Adult Treatment Drug Court, Lenawee County Sobriety Court, Family Treatment Court; Probation Department and CPS.

Hope House for Women uses an integrated, holistic, strengths-based approach to healing and growth.

When a person is addicted to drugs or alcohol , they don't need another drink, another pill or another high. . . what they need is HOPE! Hope that there is something more. Hope allows the cycle of addiction to be broken and the experience of life in recovery to begin.  

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Together we will create a transition plan so you will remain sober, safe, and skillful following treatment completion. 

You will meet with a case manager to define your mental health, physical health, education, employment,  housing, and social support goals. 

We will assist you and your family to locate stable, drug-free housing.

 When you are ready for discharge, you will have gained self-awareness and coping skills to manage stressors and reduce likelihood of returning to use. 

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You will also develop a recovery support network through self-help meetings.

Hope House for Women

401 W. Chicago St.

Jonesville, MI 49250

For more information, call:

517-849-2330 or

517 849 2333

This may be the most

important phone call you

will ever make!