Care that meets every woman where she is.
Every woman arrives with her own story, her own needs, and her own reasons for wanting change.
Casa offers care for women, including Residential Treatment, Day Treatment, Intensive Outpatient, Sober Living, Aftercare, and Alumnae support. Each program is designed to provide structure, clinical care, emotional safety, and connection – so women can begin rebuilding their lives one step at a time.
Care that meets every woman where she is.
Every woman arrives with her own story, her own needs, and her own reasons for wanting change.
Casa offers care for women, including Residential Treatment, Day Treatment, Intensive Outpatient, Sober Living, Aftercare, and Alumnae support. Each program is designed to provide structure, clinical care, emotional safety, and connection – so women can begin rebuilding their lives one step at a time.
Residential Treatment
A safe, supportive place to begin a new chapter.
Casa’s 24-hour Residential Treatment Program provides women with time, structure, and compassionate support in a nurturing, home-like environment.
Care is guided by a clinical team that includes therapists, certified addiction counselors, and medical leadership. Women receive individualized treatment that addresses substance use, trauma, co-occurring mental health needs, family dynamics, relationships, grief, safety, and the practical skills needed for long-term recovery.
Women are supported as they begin rebuilding trust in themselves, reconnecting with their own voice, and learning new ways to move through daily life without shame.
Day Treatment / Partial Hospitalization
Structured support for navigating life beyond treatment.
Casa’s Day Treatment Program, also known as Partial Hospitalization, provides intensive therapeutic support for women who do not need 24-hour residential care but still benefit from a highly structured level of treatment.
Women may be stepping down from residential treatment or entering care with support from family and friends. Through a minimum of 25 treatment hours per week, including group therapy, individual counseling, and family counseling, women continue healing while gradually reconnecting with their daily responsibilities.
This level of care supports women who may be living with co-occurring substance use and mental health concerns, offering stability, connection, and continued clinical guidance.
Intensive Outpatient Program
Recovery that carries into everyday life.
Casa’s Intensive Outpatient Program offers women continued support, meaningful connection, and accountability as they take the next steps in their recovery journey.
With a level of structure beyond traditional outpatient care, the program provides the guidance and therapeutic support women need while they continue living independently and reconnecting with the people, responsibilities, and routines that matter most. Treatment typically includes up to 12 hours of weekly care, including group therapy, individual counseling, and family counseling.
Women leave the program with stronger coping skills, deeper support systems, and greater confidence in building a life grounded in recovery.
Sober Living
A place to belong while building what’s next.
Casa’s Sober Living homes on our Pasadena campus offer women a supportive place to continue their recovery journey while building independence, confidence, and connection.
Through a structured, welcoming environment, women have the opportunity to practice healthy routines, maintain accountability, and strengthen the relationships and skills that support lasting recovery.
Aftercare Program
A steady foundation for what comes next.
Recovery continues long after a formal program ends. Casa’s Aftercare services help women stay connected to the community, support, and accountability that can make long-term recovery more sustainable.
Through no-cost services that may include process groups, continued treatment-plan support, and random drug testing, women are encouraged to keep practicing the skills, boundaries, and self-care they began building at Casa.
Alumnae Program
Beyond treatment. Still sisters.
Casa’s alumnae community began nearly 60 years ago and continues to be a meaningful source of connection, encouragement, and shared strength.
The Casa alumnae community offers women continued opportunities for connection, growth, and support long after treatment. Through ongoing involvement, women can build confidence, develop new skills, and remain part of a sisterhood that understands the courage it takes to continue growing in recovery.
Because recovery is strengthened through connection, Casa’s Family Program is an important part of the alumnae experience, supporting the relationships that matter most along the way.