PSAP – Perinatal Substance Abuse Program

The Perinatal Substance Abuse Program is a Santa Clara County affiliated outpatient substance use treatment program in San Jose, California serving adults and young adults.

PSAP specializes in care for women including pregnant and postpartum clients, offering medication supported treatment, counseling and co-occurring mental health support.

The program meets women where they are with practical, family centered care that makes recovery accessible during pregnancy, parenting and beyond.

Perinatal Substance Use Treatment for Women

PSAP centers its care on pregnant and postpartum women navigating substance use disorders, combining outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment with medication assisted options like methadone, buprenorphine and naltrexone.

The program also provides comprehensive assessments, urine screening and infectious disease testing to support whole person health.

Treatment draws on cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing and relapse prevention through individual and group counseling.

Sessions address both substance use and underlying concerns, while case management and discharge planning help women build lasting stability.

Trauma Informed Care

PSAP supports clients affected by trauma, including histories of sexual abuse and intimate partner violence, alongside those managing co-occurring mental health conditions.

The program also serves young adults, LGBTQ clients and individuals living with HIV/AIDS through trauma related counseling, education and outreach.

Added supports like child care and transportation assistance help women balance treatment with parenting and daily life.

Next Steps

PSAP offers in person and telehealth services from its location on Enborg Lane in San Jose, accessible via local public transportation.

The program accepts Medicaid and Medicare, TRICARE, private insurance and self pay with sliding scale and financial assistance options available.