POWER House

POWER House provides residential treatment exclusively for women in a supportive recovery community setting. The facility's 26 private rooms create personal space for healing while maintaining connection to peer support and professional counseling. Programs extend up to six months, allowing sufficient time for women to address underlying trauma, develop coping strategies, and build sustainable recovery foundations.

Individual treatment plans guide each resident's recovery process, incorporating CBT, individual therapy, and group therapy sessions. The residential treatment program addresses substance use disorders while simultaneously treating co-occurring mental health conditions through integrated dual diagnosis care. Life skills training prepares residents for independent living, while health and wellness activities support overall recovery and personal growth.

This recovery center serves pregnant women who need specialized addiction treatment during a critical period in their lives. POWER House provides appropriate medical oversight through medication management while ensuring both maternal and fetal safety throughout the residential treatment process. The women-only environment creates space for addressing pregnancy-related concerns alongside substance abuse treatment.

The facility also accommodates women who are deaf or hard of hearing, ensuring accessibility for all residents seeking residential treatment. Trauma-informed care principles guide all programming, recognizing that many women entering recovery have experienced significant trauma requiring specialized therapeutic approaches. This focus on trauma and PTSD treatment distinguishes POWER House within Pittsburgh's addiction treatment landscape.

POWER House connects residents to recovery support programs before completing residential treatment, ensuring continuity of care beyond the facility walls. These aftercare connections help women maintain sobriety gains and continue building recovery skills in community settings. The transition from residential treatment to independent living requires ongoing support networks that extend well beyond initial program completion.

The recovery center operates seven days a week with consistent scheduling, providing stability and routine essential for women in early recovery. Payment options including Medicaid, self-pay, and sliding scale arrangements make residential treatment accessible regardless of financial circumstances. This commitment to accessibility reflects POWER House's mission to serve all women needing addiction treatment in the Pittsburgh area.