Maryhaven provides women-specific residential addiction treatment in Columbus, including detox, rehabilitation, and aftercare services. Programs address substance use alongside trauma, mental health, and life skills. Women can call for admissions information, insurance verification, and eligibility. 24/7 intake available. Located at 1791 Alum Creek Dr in Columbus.
(614) 324-5425 · 1791 Alum Creek Dr, Columbus, OH 43207 · 24/7 · Visit Website
Glenbeigh offers residential and outpatient addiction treatment in northeast Ohio for alcohol and drug dependency. Services include medically supervised detox, inpatient rehabilitation, partial hospitalization, and aftercare. Women can call the 24/7 admissions line to discuss program options, insurance coverage, and availability. Located in Rock Creek, OH.
(800) 234-1001 · 2863 St Rt 45, Rock Creek, OH 44084 · 24/7 · Visit Website
Alcoholics Anonymous meetings available throughout Ohio, including women-only groups, for those seeking recovery from alcohol addiction. Meetings are free, open to anyone, and held at various times and locations statewide. Women can find meetings near them by visiting aa.org or contacting the Ohio AA district office. No registration or fees required to attend.
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Oxford House operates self-supporting sober living homes across Ohio including women-only houses. Residents share expenses and maintain sobriety through peer support. Women in recovery can call to find available beds in women-only Oxford Houses near them. No time limits; residents stay as long as they remain sober. Call (800) 689-6137 for current availability.
(800) 689-6137 · Multiple locations statewide · 24/7 residences · Visit Website
Oriana House provides residential addiction treatment and reentry services for women in Akron and northeast Ohio. Programs include gender-responsive substance abuse treatment, mental health services, and transitional housing for women leaving incarceration. Call (330) 535-8116 to inquire about program availability, eligibility, and referral processes. Open 24/7.
(330) 535-8116 · 264 S Arlington St, Akron, OH 44306 · 24/7 · Visit Website
SAMHSA's findtreatment.gov is a free searchable database of substance use and mental health treatment facilities nationwide. Women can search by location, type of care, payment options including Medicaid, and gender-specific programs. Available 24/7 at findtreatment.gov. Also call SAMHSA at 1-800-662-4357 for personalized referral assistance in English or Spanish.
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Free fellowship supporting recovery from drug addiction through peer-led meetings worldwide, including women-only groups. Women can find local NA meetings using the worldwide meeting locator at na.org. Meetings are free, anonymous, and open to anyone who wants to stop using drugs. No dues, fees, or religious affiliation required to participate.
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Self-Management and Recovery Training provides free science-based addiction recovery support groups in-person and online for alcohol, drugs, and other addictive behaviors. SMART Recovery uses evidence-based tools from cognitive-behavioral therapy. Women can find local and online meetings at smartrecovery.org without any membership fees or religious requirements.
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Recovery program designed by and specifically for women dealing with alcohol and drug addiction. WFS addresses the emotional and psychological factors unique to women in recovery using the New Life Program. Women can find in-person and online groups at womenforsobriety.org. Meetings are free; a nominal annual membership fee supports the organization.
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Free support fellowship for family members and friends affected by a loved one's drinking. Women can attend Al-Anon meetings to share experiences, find coping tools, and connect with others in similar situations. Women-only meetings are available in many areas. Find local and online meetings at al-anon.org. No fees, open to anyone with an alcoholic family member.
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Free fellowship for family members and friends affected by a loved one's drug addiction. Nar-Anon provides support, understanding, and tools for those living with or loving a drug addict. Women can find local and online meetings worldwide at nar-anon.org. Meetings are free and anonymous. No requirement to be in recovery yourself to attend.
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National nonprofit working to reverse the addiction crisis through advocacy, science-based treatment standards, and family support resources. Women can access the free ATLAS tool at shatterproof.org to find high-quality, evidence-based addiction treatment centers near them. Also provides resources on supporting a loved one through addiction and recovery.
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National organization organizing recovery community members to advocate for better addiction policies, reduce stigma, and expand access to recovery services. Women in recovery can get involved with local recovery community organizations, access peer support resources, and participate in advocacy at facesandvoicesofrecovery.org. All resources are free to access.
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