Resources for Human Development NOVA 3
219 High Street
Philadelphia, PA 19144
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About Resources for Human Development NOVA 3
Resources for Human Development - Family House Norristown, in Norristown, Pennsylvania, is a long term live in addiction treatment facility for women and their children. They also welcome expecting moms who are ready to get off substances. This location was temporarily home to RHD’s Nova III, an addiction facility for medically fragile people. With Nova III moving into their permanent building, Family House reopened.
Family Healing in Southeastern Pennsylvania
What I love about this organization is that they keep families together so they can recover and heal while maintaining close family bonds. The moms are treated for their addictive behaviors with a combination of education and counseling. The children go through a prevention and intervention program to help them make healthy choices when they grow up. They’re also assessed for developmental delays or the effects of abuse and trauma.
Parental Support as Moms Recover
Another aspect I noticed is that each mom has a parental support person. Recovery can be physically and mentally taxing. Having someone to help with a crying baby or sassy toddler in a rough moment makes a big difference. Moms are given grace and space to learn effective parenting skills with lots of support and encouragement.
Their recovery journey happens over time as the length of their sober periods increases. With the right environment and therapy, their mental health stabilizes and they become more resilient and ready to make it by themselves. In this environment, their children respond to being lovingly taken care of. The staff also ensure that their development growth is on track.
Addiction Treatment Programs
Teen & Adolescent Program
A young adult program in Pennsylvania provides a comfortable, age-appropriate environment for treatment. These programs offer life skills education, individualized treatment, family therapy, and aftercare.Adult Program
The Keystone State offers many resources for those struggling with substance use disorders. Each adult program in Pennsylvania provides individualized care, to meet people where they are and help them take the next step on their recovery journey.Alcoholism
Alcohol rehab in Pennsylvania uses various treatment techniques to teach you how to change your lifestyle, living environment, and social connections. These changes help you control urges to drink and learn how to prevent relapse.Men's Rehab
Men’s rehab in Pennsylvania can help men receive support from other men who understand their challenges. This provides a sense of camaraderie that relieves feelings of isolation.Women's Rehab
Women’s rehab in Pennsylvania helps females struggling with substance use disorders build the skills necessary to maintain sobriety. Treatment is designed to help women stay on track for long-term recovery.Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Cognitive behavioral therapy in Pennsylvania helps participants identify inaccurate thinking and learned patterns of negative behavior and how to change them. It gives participants the skills to relieve their symptoms without turning to substances.Drug Rehab
Drug rehab in Pennsylvania is devoted to the treatment of addiction. Levels of care, treatment methods, and settings differ, but the aim of each program is to end drug dependency and empower participants to achieve long-term recovery.Senior Drug & Alcohol Rehab
Elderly rehab in Pennsylvania works with older adults who are facing addiction. Common services include management of chronic health conditions, case management, and education about prescription medications.Rehab For Veterans
Designed for Veterans of all ages, Veteran’s rehab in Pennsylvania can be a good fit for those seeking treatment for alcohol use disorder, chemical dependency, and co-occurring mental health disorders. Treatment is typically designed for active-duty military members and Veterans, and may also include first responders.Levels of Care
Outpatient Rehab
While undergoing outpatient treatment in Pennsylvania, you’ll work through challenges such as cravings, soci...al skills, and relapse prevention as you meet with a recovery expert and attend 12-step meetings. This treatment may last a few weeks or several months, depending on your recovery needs.Dual Diagnosis & Mental Health
Mental illness and substance abuse are so integrated that they must be treated together. Ignoring one and trea...ting the other doesn’t work. Dual diagnosis treatment in Pennsylvania effectively addresses both mental health and substance abuse disorders, for the best outcomes.Aftercare & Alumni Program
Following rehab, you can receive much-needed ongoing support through aftercare rehab in Pennsylvania. Services... may include financial planning, career guidance, legal advice, and other practical supports, as well as counseling and 12-step groups. Taking advantage of these resources greatly reduces the chance of relapse.Accreditations
SAMHSA
Insurance
Self-Pay Options
You have the choice to pay for your alcohol and drug rehab in Pennsylvania out-of-pocket, also called as self-...pay or private pay. This way, there are no restrictions placed on your access to treatment, courtesy of insurance companies. Payment methods include checks, personal loans, medical loans, credit cards, and many others.
Medicaid Accepted
If need help paying for alcohol and drug rehab in Pennsylvania, you may be eligible for Medicaid. Coverage thr...ough Medicaid may vary, but it can assist with the cost of alcohol and drug rehab, including detox, inpatient rehab, and more.
Financial Aid
Financial Aid: If you need help with paying for alcohol and drug rehab in Pennsylvania, financial aid may be a... good solution. Financial assistance options include grants, scholarships, non-profit programs, personal funding, and health insurance programs to help you manage the expense of substance abuse treatment.
Medicare Accepted
if you're eligible for Medicare, you may be able to get help to pay for the cost of alcohol and drug rehab in ...Pennsylvania. The amount of coverage will depend on many things, including whether you are seeking inpatient or outpatient treatment for substance abuse.Contact Resources for Human Development NOVA 3
267-368-6000 
