Freedom House

Freedom House is a substance use treatment center in Greensboro, NC.

Substance use treatmentTransitional housing, halfway house, or sober homeResidentialLong-term residentialInsurance AcceptedAdult women
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At a Glance

Location

P.O. Box 38215, Greensboro, NC 27438

Primary Focus

Substance use treatmentTransitional housing, halfway house, or sober home

Treatment Settings

ResidentialLong-term residentialOutpatientIntensive outpatient treatment

Treatment Approaches

Cognitive behavioral therapyDialectical behavior therapyMotivational interviewingTrauma-related counselingContingency management/motivational incentivesMatrix ModelRelapse preventionRational emotive behavioral therapySubstance abuse counseling12-step facilitationAnger managementBrief intervention

Special Programs

Adult womenPregnant/postpartum womenTransitional age young adults

About Freedom House

Freedom House provides residential treatment for women seeking long-term recovery in Greensboro, North Carolina. This recovery center offers a unique 9-12 month program where mothers and children stay together during treatment.

Freedom House operates as a specialized residential treatment center in Greensboro, North Carolina, serving women and mothers seeking comprehensive addiction treatment. This recovery center stands apart from typical rehab facilities by offering a unique program where mothers and children remain together throughout the recovery process. The residential treatment program extends 9-12 months, providing extensive time for healing and skill development that goes well beyond standard 30-day programs.

The center's residential treatment program combines multiple therapeutic approaches to support lasting recovery. Freedom House integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) with a structured 12-step program foundation. This combination of clinical therapy and peer support creates multiple pathways for women to build recovery skills and connect with others on similar journeys.

Freedom House operates from a Christ-centered philosophy, incorporating faith-based elements into their substance abuse treatment approach. This spiritual component adds another dimension to traditional addiction treatment methods. The center focuses on restoring families while addressing the underlying issues that contribute to addiction, creating a comprehensive framework for long-term sobriety.

Women struggling with substance use disorders, particularly pregnant women and mothers with children, comprise the primary population served at Freedom House. The facility's specialized focus on keeping families together during treatment addresses a critical gap in the recovery community. Located in Guilford County, Freedom House serves the greater Greensboro area and broader North Carolina region, offering an alternative to traditional residential treatment that separates mothers from their children.

Residential Treatment Program Structure

Freedom House provides residential treatment through an extended 9-12 month program designed specifically for women in recovery. This lengthy program duration allows participants to develop strong foundations in sobriety while building practical life skills needed for successful reintegration into their communities.

The residential treatment incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy alongside 12-step program principles, giving women multiple tools for maintaining long-term recovery. This combination helps address both the psychological aspects of addiction and provides peer support networks that continue beyond program completion.

Family-Centered Recovery Community

The defining feature of Freedom House involves keeping mothers and children together throughout residential treatment. This approach recognizes that separation often creates additional trauma for both mothers and children during an already challenging recovery period.

By maintaining family units, the program allows mothers to practice parenting skills in a sober environment while receiving professional support. This model strengthens family bonds and helps ensure children don't experience prolonged separation from their mothers during the recovery process.

Faith-Based Treatment Approach

Freedom House integrates Christian faith-based elements into their substance abuse treatment programming. This spiritual component provides additional support for women who find strength and guidance through faith during their recovery journey.

The Christ-centered approach complements clinical therapies rather than replacing them, offering participants a comprehensive framework for addressing addiction from multiple perspectives. This combination appeals particularly to women seeking addiction treatment that aligns with their spiritual beliefs.

Specialized Population Focus

Freedom House specifically serves pregnant women, mothers with children, and other women seeking residential treatment for substance use disorders. This specialized focus allows the recovery center to tailor programming to the unique challenges faced by mothers in recovery.

Located in Greensboro, the facility serves North Carolina residents who need long-term residential care that accommodates their children. The program operates on a self-pay basis, maintaining focus on those committed to the extended treatment timeline necessary for comprehensive recovery.

Why Choose Freedom House

  • Mothers and children remain together throughout the entire residential treatment program
  • Extended 9-12 month program length provides comprehensive time for recovery skill building
  • Christ-centered approach combined with CBT and 12-step programming
  • Specialized focus on pregnant women and mothers with children
  • Family restoration emphasis within the recovery community framework

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the residential treatment program at Freedom House?

Freedom House offers a 9-12 month residential treatment program. This extended timeline provides comprehensive recovery support that goes well beyond typical 30-day programs, allowing time for deep healing and skill development.

Can mothers bring their children to Freedom House?

Yes, Freedom House operates a residential program where mothers and children stay together throughout treatment. This unique approach helps maintain family bonds while mothers receive addiction treatment and recovery support.

What therapeutic approaches does Freedom House use?

The recovery center combines Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) with 12-step program principles and a Christ-centered approach. This combination addresses addiction from clinical, peer support, and spiritual perspectives.

Who can receive treatment at Freedom House?

Freedom House specifically serves women, pregnant women, and mothers with children who need residential treatment for substance use disorders and addiction. The program focuses on this specialized population's unique recovery needs.

What payment options are available at Freedom House?

Freedom House operates on a self-pay or cash payment basis. Prospective participants should contact the center directly to discuss specific payment arrangements and program costs.

Where is Freedom House located and what areas do they serve?

Freedom House is located in Greensboro, North Carolina. The recovery center serves the local Greensboro area as well as other parts of North Carolina for women seeking residential treatment.

Is Freedom House a faith-based program?

Yes, Freedom House incorporates a Christ-centered approach into their addiction treatment programming. The faith-based elements complement clinical therapies and 12-step programming to provide comprehensive recovery support.

How do I contact Freedom House for admission information?

You can reach Freedom House by calling (336) 286-7622 or emailing [email protected]. Their office hours are Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 7 PM, and they're closed on weekends.

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