About Casa De Milagros – Women’s Recovery Home
MAAC Casa de Milagros is a women's residential addiction treatment center in San Diego, California serving adult women with substance use disorders.
This bilingual English and Spanish program offers residential care that includes individual counseling and educational workshops. Many appreciate its healing family like environment focused on sobriety and independence with community reintegration.
What kinds of addiction treatment are offered?
Casa de Milagros provides short-term and long-term residential treatment with residents asked to commit to a minimum three-month stay.
Care includes counseling and relapse prevention, grief and loss work, and trauma care. Medication assisted treatment and mindfulness with referrals to outpatient and sober living are also available.
Evidence-based therapies such as EMDR and CBT, DBT and solution-focused therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy are integrated into treatment.
Who can get help here?
The program serves adult women with bilingual programming that integrates gender and multicultural influences into treatment.
Support is available for young adults, pregnant and postpartum women, veterans and LGBTQ clients, seniors, and those with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.
What makes this program unique?
As part of MAAC which is a longstanding San Diego County nonprofit Casa de Milagros connects recovery with employment readiness and affordable housing support, CalFresh referrals, and family reunification.
The residence houses up to 18 women in a private dormitory-style setting with a recreation room and 24/7 staffing.
