Positive Images Coplin Street

Positive Images Coplin Street is a women focused addiction treatment center in Detroit, Michigan, providing a continuum of substance use disorder services for women and families. Located at 4875 Coplin Street, this nonprofit therapeutic recovery community offers residential treatment, intensive outpatient programming (IOP) and traditional outpatient care to support women at every stage of recovery.

As a CARF accredited and Michigan LARA licensed provider, Positive Images emphasizes trauma informed, family centered care that addresses addiction alongside mental health, housing and family stability.

Residential Treatment Designed for Women

Women can begin with residential treatment, which is designed for women with or without children and includes individual therapy, group counseling, didactics and family counseling in a supportive community setting. For those stepping down or seeking structured outpatient support, the intensive outpatient program (IOP) meets 3 or more days per week for at least 4 hours each day, focusing on relapse prevention and personalized recovery planning.

Traditional outpatient treatment offers ongoing individual and group counseling, educational sessions and encouragement for family support groups. All programs integrate evidence based approaches such as CBT, motivational interviewing, 12 step facilitation, trauma counseling and anger management to address co occurring mental health challenges and histories of trauma, sexual abuse, or domestic violence.

Trauma Informed, Family Centered Care

They provide trauma informed, family centered care using CBT, motivational interviewing, relapse prevention and 12 step facilitation. The payment options include Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, sliding scale assistance, state financed plans and federal funding.

To learn more or schedule an assessment at Positive Images Coplin Street in Detroit, reach out to the admissions team. Staff can verify insurance benefits, discuss program options for women and families and explain payment assistance such as Medicaid, sliding scale and state or federal funding.