Our Hope Association
324 Lyon Street Northeast
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
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About Our Hope Association
Grand Rapids, Michigan, has a women’s only residential treatment center called the Hope Association, which is a nonprofit.
This nonprofit prioritizes pregnant women and mothers with young children and infants. These mothers can stay and focus on recovery with their children and not suffer time away.
The Hope Association treats depression and trauma along with addiction, but the space does not provide medical detox.
Medicaid and Payment Types The Center Accepts
The center accepts Medicaid (public health coverage). Cigna is the health insurance plan this space accepts, as it does not accept other commercial plans.
The center does accept cash, money orders and cashier's check or online payments. I've learned that they do not accept anything else.
Approaches and Care Since 1993
Cognitive behavioral therapy is the main approach the Hope Association uses in its individual sessions and groups, with 12 step meetings and art therapy as well.
The center, I've noted, was first accredited in 1993 and has run this program for over 50 years at two locations.
Amenities
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Art and music are mediums that connect with our feelings, making them a great recovery tool during addiction treatment. Studies show that combining art/music and drug rehab can have a greater therapeutic impact than drug rehab alone, as you’re able to access parts of your brain and body that you may not have access to during traditional talk therapy. Benefits of art/music therapy include lowering stress and anxiety, promoting healthy neurochemicals, and providing stress relief.
Yoga and meditation are great activities to support your recovery process during alcohol or drug rehab. These therapies have been around for centuries, and they are an effective way to improve well-being. Combining addiction treatment, yoga, and meditation can reduce cravings, improve sleep, relieve anxiety and depression, provide stress relief, promote relaxation, support emotional healing, and improve energy levels.
Music can be extremely therapeutic, serving as a valuable healing tool and an integrative feature of a holistic treatment plan. A music room offers a large number of outlets, including singing, playing musical instruments, and listening to music.
Private drug rehab provides a comfortable, secure environment that allows you to focus on doing the work to get your life back on track. Benefits include a higher staff-to-client ratio, increased one-on-one time with therapists and healthcare providers, private rooms for clients, and customized forms of therapy.
Treatment centers with a yoga studio offer a special form of holistic therapy during the recovery process. Yoga boosts mindfulness, a sense of calm, and healthy reflection during drug rehab via breathing exercises, stretching, and a progression of specific postures.
Residential drug rehab provides the comforts of home with the therapeutic support needed to successfully recover. Benefits of an inpatient program include increased safety, a higher success rate, and the time and distance given to focus on recovery. Residential drug rehabs are often the preferred method of treatment, as they can be tailored to meet specific needs, offer focused therapeutic care, and provide the necessary tools to sustain recovery.
Addiction Treatment Programs
No single adult program in Michigan is right for everyone. That’s why each program is tailored to meet the needs of the individual. Common aspects to an adult rehab program include individual counseling, group therapy, and aftercare support.
The backbone of most alcohol rehab in Michigan is a combination of individual and group therapy methods. Through these sessions, individuals learn how to address issues contributing to addiction and develop healthy lifestyle habits.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is used heavily, with women working on the thinking patterns behind unhealthy behavior and practicing replacements for them.
Each opioid rehab in Michigan is unique, but most consist of several key steps: admission, detox, addiction therapy, specialized care, and aftercare. Professional staff evaluate each person’s needs to recommend treatment duration and specific therapies.
This is a women's program only, run by a nonprofit in Grand Rapids, for women seeking help with addiction in a residential setting.
A young adult program in Michigan specializes in treatment tailored to individuals in this stage of life who are suffering from substance use disorder. Treatment addresses addiction and the challenges related to young-adult life.
12-Step Programs are among the most popular and proven addiction recovery programs in the world. They are predicated on a lifelong recovery model that prioritizes whole-person healing and integrates the physical, psychological, emotional, social, and spiritual aspects of recovery. Programs are free, anonymous, open to the public, and community-based and are centered on group support, one-on-one peer coaching, and recovery education.
Levels of Care
The residential program runs 90 days, and women live on site while they work on recovery in a setting built for that.
Outpatient rehab in Michigan is tailored to each person’s recovery journey. This treatment usually involves several hours of therapy sessions each week, along with attendance at support group meetings. However, the timeline varies from a few weeks, to months, to years, based on your needs.
Support keeps going after treatment ends, with continuing care services and connections to other alumnae who have been through the same program.
Co-occurring conditions like depression and trauma are treated alongside addiction here, and the program points out they show up more often in women.
Intervention services in Michigan are often key to starting the recovery process. Intervention specialists provide support to encourage your loved one to get the help they need, provide access to educational and comjunity resources, and offer assistance with developing intervention and treatment plans.
Acting as a bridge between rehab and the rest of your life, sober living in Michigan can be very beneficial. This drug-free residential setting provides structure and teaches responsibility. You’ll receive peer support and strengthen skills you learned in rehab. Once you feel ready to live on your own, you can transition from sober living to independent housing.
When you enter drug rehab in Michigan, you’ll start with detox. This process includes round-the-clock supervision and medical care, to slowly and safely remove toxins from your system. It may include the use of medications to ease withdrawal.
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Does Our Hope Association take Medicaid?
Yes. Medicaid and Cigna are both accepted. Medicare is possible in some cases, but only for Kent County residents referred through Network 180. Cash, money orders and cashier’s checks work, personal checks don’t, and donations fund scholarships for women who need financial help.
Is the program residential or outpatient?
Residential care, or inpatient rehab as it is often called, runs 90 days in Grand Rapids, with continuing care after discharge and co-occurring conditions like depression and trauma treated alongside addiction.
Who does the residential program take in?
Women, with priority given to pregnant women and mothers of minors. Mothers can bring infants with them during the stay, which the program does to lower barriers to treatment.
How long is the residential stay?
Ninety days. The program calls itself the Signature Ninety-day Residential Treatment program, and that run is the core of what is offered here in Grand Rapids.
What therapies are used at this program?
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is a big part. Women look at thinking patterns behind unhealthy behavior and practice healthier ones. One-on-one and group therapy, 12-Step meetings, trauma informed care, art therapy and yoga are also part of the program.
