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Chrysalis House Healthy Start (CHHS)
Chrysalis House, Inc.
ABOUT
Provides substance use and mental health treatment services for women. Accepts Maryland Medicaid.
People We Serve
Those 18 years and old who are pregnant or with one child under the age of three, and who have a history of substance use disorder.
Phone
(410) 483-8870 voiceLocation
4500 Park Heights AvenueBaltimore, MD 21215
Services
- Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) & Outpatient Programs
- Chrysalis House Healthy Start (CHHS)
- Recovery Housing
Website
www.chrysalishouses.org/ch-healthy-start
Hours
General Information
Provides safe and sober living in a healing environment.
CHHS partners with each resident to help access the resources and referrals needed to have a safe and healthy pregnancy; maintain sobriety and improve your mental and physical health; develop successful parenting skills; and transition to become an independent productive member of your community.
Payments Accepted: Most of our clients' costs are fully covered through government insurance. We do not currently accept private insurance.
*Provide child care Monday-Friday so that women can participate in treatment.
Services
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) & Outpatient Programs
About
Provided with information, education and counseling on substance abuse, environmental and emotional triggers, domestic violence, dual diagnosis, co-dependency, relapse prevention and risks associated with your drug or alcohol use.
Chrysalis House offers the following services:
1) 26-week Substance Abuse Group Counseling Sessions
2) Assessments and Referrals
3) Individual Counseling as it relates to substance abuse
4) Relapse Prevention
5) Random Drug Screenings
6) Introduction to support meetings and other self-help options.
Phone
(410) 849-0045 voiceAudience:
Women diagnosed with the disease of alcohol and drug dependence AND women with dual diagnoses.How to Apply:
If you or a loved one needs treatment, please contact Rey Cox, Admissions Coordinator, at rcox@chrysalishouses.org. He will guide you through the admission process. Bring 30 days of medication, a Photo ID, and an insurance card for yourself (and your child) on the day of admission.Chrysalis House Healthy Start (CHHS)
About
CHHS provides safe and sober living in a healing environment.
Services offered include:
1) Recovery Capital Assessment
2) Individual-Centered Service Plan
3) Behavioral Health Therapy
4) Prenatal Care/Mother & Child doctor visits
5) Circle of Security-Parenting Training
6) Life Skills Education and Training
7) Case Management
8) In-house AA meetings
9) Childcare
10) Scheduled transportation during business hours
11) Safe, secure private living space
Eligibility:
Participants must be: Pregnant and planning to keep the baby, OR with a child under the age of three (3); 18 years or Older; Have a history and diagnosis of substance use and/or mental health disorder.How to Apply:
If you or a loved one needs treatment, please contact Rey Cox, Admissions Coordinator, at rcox@chrysalishouses.org. He will guide you through the admission process. Bring 30 days of medication, a Photo ID, and an insurance card for yourself (and your child) on the day of admission.Recovery Housing
(Community Housing)About
Provide a safe, substance free, structured and sharing environment in which a woman can realize herself as a worthwhile and capable individual.
Services provided: Housing, Job Readiness, & Transportation.
Eligibility:
Must be at least 18 years of age; Must have recently completed a treatment program and be detoxed; Must be able to live independently with minimal supervision; Must be enrolled in an aftercare program; Attend 12 step meetings regularly; Diagnosed with substance abuse as a primary condition; Enrolled in Access To Recovery program.How to Apply:
If you or a loved one needs treatment, please contact Rey Cox, Admissions Coordinator, at rcox@chrysalishouses.org. He will guide you through the admission process. Bring 30 days of medication, a Photo ID, and an insurance card for yourself (and your child) on the day of admission.
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