We believe in the power of personalized care. Our team of experts works closely with each woman to create a treatment plan that considers her life experiences, health history, and personal goals. This individualized approach ensures that every woman receives the unique care and attention she needs to heal fully.

A Supportive Community for Healing

While attending long-term treatment for women, every client becomes a part of our vibrant, supportive community. Forming bonds with other women walking similar journeys is one of the most meaningful parts of treatment, and it’s essential for transformative healing and growth.

At Worthy Wellness Center, we want our clients to focus on healing. For this reason, we strive to make navigating insurance coverage as transparent and manageable as possible. Our priority is eliminating any financial barriers to our life-changing programs. We are committed to providing affordable, high-quality care to all women seeking a path to recovery and wellness. 

Our financial counselors can help you understand your insurance options and identify ways to reduce the financial burden for women seeking long term addiction treatment. Reach out to us to learn more.

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Long-term treatment usually lasts from 3 months to a year, depending on individual needs and progress. Some women continue to access partial or intensive outpatient programs throughout their recovery journey as a source of support and stability.
Long-term treatment often includes a combination of therapies such as individual counseling, group therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), trauma-informed therapy, family therapy, and various holistic approaches like yoga, meditation, and art therapy.
The ability to work or attend school during treatment depends on the intensity and structure of the program. Some long-term treatment programs offer flexible schedules or outpatient options that can accommodate continuing education or part-time work.
After completing a long-term treatment program, women typically transition into an aftercare plan, which may include ongoing therapy, support groups, and community-based resources. This phase is designed to reinforce the skills learned during treatment and provide continued support for maintaining sobriety and mental health.