Sheehan Womens Program

The Sheehan Women’s Program, located in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, provides a nurturing environment specifically designed for adult women who are grappling with substance use issues and related challenges. This program specializes in long-term residential treatment, ensuring that women have a secure space to focus on their recovery. One of the standout features of this facility is its commitment to offering transitional housing options. These include both halfway houses and sober living arrangements, which support women as they reintegrate into society. The program adopts a multifaceted approach to treatment, utilizing techniques such as 12-step facilitation, anger management sessions, and brief interventions tailored to meet individual needs. Importantly, the Sheehan Women’s Program serves women who have faced significant trauma, including intimate partner violence, domestic violence, and sexual abuse. The services provided are not one-size-fits-all; they are specifically designed for a diverse range of participants, from adults and seniors to young adults. This focus on gender-specific care aims to empower women to not only overcome their substance use issues but also to foster a deeper sense of overall well-being and lasting recovery, all within a supportive and understanding environment.