Elba House Womens Residential Phoenix

Elba House Womens Residential is a women-only residential rehab in Phoenix, AZ, run by Ebony House, Inc., which was established in 1973. The house sits at 8646 S 14th St and offers round-the-clock support in a home-like setting. Staff build a personalized care plan for each resident rather than running one fixed schedule for everyone. This women-only residential rehab in Phoenix, Arizona, combines evidence-based counseling with life skills and family therapy.

With 6-15 beds, the program stays small, so counselors can give residents steady attention. Care pairs evidence-based therapy with everyday life skills and relapse prevention work, and the team shapes programming around each woman's culture, faith, and identity. In some cases children can live on site with their mothers, and the setting includes childcare and garden space. When a woman has a co-occurring mental health condition, the center accepts her if she is stable on prescribed medication.

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Programs at this Phoenix rehab

Elba House offers one level of care: residential rehab for women, with a standard course lasting 30 days. Therapy includes 1-on-1 counseling, group therapy cognitive behavioral therapy family therapy, plus motivational interviewing, psychoeducation, life skills, recreation therapy, and relapse prevention counseling. Aftercare planning covers continuing care, outpatient treatment, employment counseling, and a written relapse prevention plan. If you need continuing care after the 30-day stay, then the center helps arrange outpatient treatment and employment counseling.

Care addresses problems with alcohol and drugs, including opioids, benzodiazepines, cocaine, methamphetamine, prescription medicines, ecstasy, and synthetic substances; the program also serves people who have co-occurring conditions and mental health concerns related to pregnancy and the postpartum period. Team members can refer clients to education and workforce development resources, which helps build independence once the 30-day stay is over. Women with co-occurring disorders may enter this Phoenix rehab center if they are stable on prescribed medication.

1. Gender-Specific
2. Recreation Therapy
3. Motivational Interviewing
4. 1-on-1 Counseling
5. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
6. Psychoeducation
7. Individual Treatment
8. Life Skills
9. Family Therapy
10. Group Therapy

Who the women's program is for

1. Women aged 18 and older who need residential care for a substance use disorder
2. Pregnant women and parenting mothers, including women who want a child under 10 to live with them during treatment
3. Women dealing with a mental health condition as well as a substance use disorder too, as long as prescribed medications keep them stable
4. Women seeking gender-specific treatment in a small, home-like setting
5. Spanish-speaking and English-speaking women, since both languages are offered

Program duration, size, and amenities

The typical stay lasts 30 days and the house has 6-15 beds. Children under 10 can stay with their mothers during treatment, and childcare is available on site. Residents have air-conditioned rooms, garden space, and scheduled activities that build healthy routines. Services are available in English and Spanish. This 30-day residential program in Phoenix, Arizona, keeps mothers and young children together whenever the child is under 10. Staff adjust the daily schedule to each resident's background and needs.

Covering treatment costs in Phoenix

You can pay out of pocket, and some services might be covered by the Substance Abuse Block Grant if you meet eligibility rules. This facility is licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services. Insurance coverage is not verified on this page, so call to confirm before you make plans. If you want to use insurance for this Phoenix rehab, have your policy details ready when you contact the helpline. A trained advisor can find out what the center takes and if an assessment is required first; nothing is promised until the center says so.

Useful questions before admission

1. Is there a bed open for the date I need, and how soon could an assessment happen?
2. Does the center accept my insurance or AHCCCS, and what would I owe under a cash pay rate?
3. What childcare is offered during groups and appointments, and can my child stay with me?
4. How does the team handle co-occurring conditions and any prescribed medication I take?
5. What does the aftercare plan include at discharge, and who helps with employment or school referrals?