Haven Outpatient Program

About Haven Outpatient Program

Haven Outpatient Program is the outpatient arm of The Haven, a Tucson nonprofit that treats substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders exclusively in women, including pregnant, postpartum, and parenting women. Their approach is trauma-informed and judgment-free, built around strengthening mother-child bonds and helping families reunite as women recover. They offer both residential treatment, where mothers can bring their children to live with them, and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), each lasting up to 90 days. Women in IOP who lack safe, stable housing can stay in free recovery housing while they participate.

The IOP includes 12 hours of group treatment each week, with evening sessions from 6 to 9 p.m. and virtual groups for women balancing work or family. Care combines individual counseling, clinician-led trauma-processing groups, case management, and peer support, and EMDR and Somatic Experiencing are available when clinically recommended. Practical support covers housing and employment help, parenting classes, yoga, AcuWellness, and help communicating with courts and child welfare, which makes the program a good fit for women with legal or Department of Child Safety involvement. Their Native Ways Program offers culturally centered care for Indigenous women, drawing on White Bison Wellbriety teachings and Medicine Wheel healing, and they accept several Arizona Medicaid plans and offer a sliding fee scale for outpatient services.