Structured residential recovery

Women in Transition combines daily residential stability with trauma-informed case management, offering women living with severe mental illness a secure foundation to rebuild independence.

Care Pillars

Four focused care pathways

Listening First

Support rooted in trust

Care begins with thorough, compassionate listening. Clinicians and peer advocates collaborate with each resident to understand personal history, daily preferences, and immediate recovery goals without clinical stigma.

Sanctuary

Residential living environment

Residents occupy private, fully furnished bedrooms within shared homes featuring communal kitchens, quiet reading lounges, and 24-hour on-site staffing designed to maintain emotional safety and routine.

Navigation

Dedicated case management

Licensed case managers partner directly with external healthcare systems, psychiatric specialists, and public benefit administrators to ensure continuous medical coverage and steady recovery planning.

Independence

Life navigation services

Weekly workshops cover practical culinary skills, household budgeting, creative arts expression, and community integration, preparing each resident for long-term self-determination and permanent housing.

Admission Pathway

Our four-step intake process

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Referral submission

Clinical conversation

Move-in transition

Care mapping

Referrals are submitted through the county, which sends an initial intake inquiry along with recent psychiatric and medical summaries.

Our intake coordinator conducts an unhurried, trauma-informed evaluation interview to assess personal needs, safety requirements, and program alignment.

Upon acceptance, residents are welcomed into their private room, oriented to household rhythms, and paired with their primary case manager.

Within the first two weeks, a resident-led multidisciplinary support plan is established, balancing wellness goals, healthcare links, and vocational steps.

Connect with our team

Internship placements are coordinated with your school's field education office. Availability varies by semester, and supervision requirements are arranged in advance.