Avery Lane
Substance Use Treatment Facility in Novato
505A San Marin DriveSuite 300, Novato, CA 94945
Facility overview
Center Type: Substance Use
Levels of Care: Detoxification (Detox), Inpatient/Residential, Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Occupancy: 6-15
Facility Summary:
Avery Lane is a substance abuse, dual-diagnosis, and trauma specialized treatment center with both inpatient and outpatient levels of care, designed specifically for the needs of women by women treament professionals. We embody a community spirit and create an environment where staff and clients all work together toward growth and personal empowerment. Our program welcomes adult women over the age of 18 years old in an intimate, home-feel setting. While creating our Whole Being Approach, we recognize that there are countless women who have gone through multiple programs and have relapsed. We strive to end the cycle of addiction by creating a different approach that goes beyond the standard approaches to drug and alcohol treatment to focus on the deeper underlying blocks to health and healing. Our approach has supported many clients who have had history of multiple relapses and treatment attempts. Our team and program offers on the latest research on all modalities to support women struggling with substance abuse, co-occurring disorders, trauma, grief and loss, self-harm, and suicidality. Our innovative programs offer an all-female, comprehensive addiction recovery environment, providing multiple levels of care, including detox, residential, and outpatient services, with a focus on holistic and evidence-based treatments. Our mission is to provide professional substance abuse and dual diagnosis treatment for women in a caring and nurturing atmosphere while serving patients and their families through education and compassion. We strive to empower women to find their freedom from their addiction and lead them on a path towards recovery. With focus on the identity of the woman, our goals are to facilitate education, interpersonal awareness, and behavioral change through continuity of care in a community setting that sustains a life of healing, hope and sobriety.
