Residential
Through gender-specific, trauma-informed care, St. Monica’s provides a safe place for women to heal, make positive changes, build new skills, and discover their strengths. If you are interested in receiving services at St. Monica’s, please contact our Admissions Department.
We offer a wide range of personalized residential services for women facing substance use challenges, including:
Short Term Residential (STR)
Our 8-week intensive inpatient substance use treatment program provides multidisciplinary care and 24-hour support, focusing on stabilization, skill development, and sustained recovery.
Therapeutic Community (TC)
Our 4 to 6 month residential substance use treatment program is designed for individuals who have completed primary treatment and offers a structured recovery-oriented environment that promotes accountability, healthy life skills development, personal responsibility, and successful community reintegration.
Women Are Sacred (WAS)
Our 4 to 6 month residential substance use treatment program is designed for Native American pregnant and parenting mothers, offering a supportive, culturally rooted environment for those who have completed primary treatment, and promoting generational healing, family stability, cultural identity, and holistic, family-centered care.
Project Mother and Child (PMC)
Our 4 to 6 month residential substance use treatment program is for pregnant
and parenting mothers who have completed primary treatment, providing a safe, nurturing environment that supports continued recovery, healthy parenting skills, and a family-centered approach.
Honoring Every Resident’s Recovery
(HERR House)
Our Transitional Living Home offers a safe, stable, and supportive environment with a one-year commitment; helping individuals sustain their recovery, strengthen healthy living skills, and building a lasting foundation for long-term independence.
For further information about applying for the HERR House, contact us at 402-441-3768
Affirming Women’s Empowerment (AWE)
Our halfway house program offers partially independent living, supporting women as they transition from primary treatment to independent living while strengthening recovery skills, establishing healthy routines, and building community support networks for long-term success.
St. Monica's Accepts:
Medicaid
Limited Private Insurance
Self Pay