Established in 1967, Casa stands as the pioneering recovery residence in Pasadena, dedicated to addressing the distinct requirements of women facing substance dependency. We offer a compassionate, residential setting that fosters healing and personal growth. Casa supports women from diverse backgrounds, empowering them to rebuild the abilities and self-assurance necessary for fulfilling, healthful, and purposeful lives. Our services extend to adult women of various ages, economic statuses, and cultural heritages who are dealing with substance use disorders and addiction. As an abstinence-oriented treatment initiative, Casa operates on the principle that every member of the therapeutic community plays a role in establishing a secure atmosphere that promotes recovery for each participant. Our tailored treatment strategies and therapeutic methods are customized to align with the specific needs of the individual woman, her family, and the collective group, while also tackling underlying issues connected to her substance abuse.
Professionally Overseen and Medically Guided Substance Dependency
Established in 1967, Casa serves as the initial recovery residence in Pasadena, focused on meeting the specific needs of women grappling with substance dependency. We provide a supportive, home-style atmosphere that encourages healing and self-discovery. Casa assists women from varied life situations, helping them restore the competencies and confidence required for productive, balanced, and significant lives. We cater to adult women across different ages, financial levels, and ethnic groups who experience substance use disorders and addiction. Casa functions as an abstinence-focused recovery program, emphasizing that all members of the supportive community contribute to building a protected space that facilitates healing for every woman. Our personalized recovery plans and counseling techniques are adjusted to fit the particular circumstances of each woman, her relatives, and the overall community, while also handling factors that led to or are linked with her substance issues.