Perinatal Treatment
Janus offers a residential treatment program for women who are pregnant or parenting children under the age of 18. Children age five and under may reside with their mothers during treatment, allowing families to remain together while mothers focus on recovery. Length of stay is based on regular assessments and tailored to individual needs for real results.
Our Perinatal Treatment Program is an intensive combination of group, individual and family treatment, housed in Janus’ Mondanaro-Baskin Center for Women and Children. Although specific to drug and alcohol dependency, the program also provides care coordination for treatment of coexisting physical or psychiatric conditions as needed.
In addition, Janus’ Lifetime Aftercare Counseling Program is a comprehensive, ongoing support resource for all clients (and family members of clients) who have completed treatment at Janus. This is a lifetime benefit for all alumni as well as family members and is a self-referral. Call us at 831-462-1060 for details.
The Perinatal
Treatment Program:
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Teaches skills and behaviors conducive to a drug-free lifestyle
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Utilizes evidence-based best practices
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Teaches skills for coping with trauma-related issues
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Provides medical, legal and vocational/educational support
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Employs motivational counseling and community support
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Encourages involvement in recovering self-help communities
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Coordination of medical services with weekly nursing consultation and support
For Moms:
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A trauma-informed care approach
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Individualized treatment and recovery planning with progress monitoring
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Educational and skills-building activities
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Individual counseling and case management
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Medication-assisted treatment
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Parenting support
For Moms And Their Families
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Children (ages 0-5 years) can live on-site with their mothers
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Co-operative childcare
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Screening and referral
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Post-NICU support and care coordination
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Celebrating Families! support groups
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Employment case management
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Financial education and skill building
