Mothers In Sobriety: A Recovery Program for Pregnant and Postpartum Mothers

Mothers In Sobriety (MIS) is a specialized residential recovery program designed for pregnant and postpartum women who are seeking support for substance use disorder while strengthening the bond with their infant. This mother-centered sobriety program offers a safe, structured, and nurturing environment where women can focus on recovery, parenting skills, and long-term stability for themselves and their children.

This moderate- to long-term residential treatment community provides pregnant and postpartum mothers and their infants the opportunity to build strong, healthy mother-child relationships while learning responsible parenting techniques that support a stable future.

What Is the Mothers In Sobriety Program?

Mothers In Sobriety is a residential recovery program that recognizes the unique needs of mothers navigating pregnancy, early parenthood, and recovery at the same time. The program combines clinical treatment, peer support, and family-centered care to help mothers set individualized recovery goals while prioritizing the health and well-being of both the parent and the child.

The structured, therapeutic environment offered at Mothers In Sobriety uses a holistic approach alongside peer support to encourage personal growth, emotional stability, and long-term sobriety.

Who Is This Program Designed For?

Mothers In Sobriety serves pregnant and postpartum women who would benefit from residential support while working toward recovery. This program is appropriate for mothers who:

• Are pregnant or recently postpartum
• Want to remain connected with their infant while receiving treatment
• Need a stable, supportive residential environment
• Are seeking recovery services that include parenting support and life skills development

Services Offered Through the Mothers In Sobriety Program

Mothers In Sobriety offers a comprehensive range of services designed to support the whole person—mind, body, and community.

Individual Counseling: Individual counseling services follow a harm reduction and strengths-based perspective. Each resident works with a primary counselor to address substance use, mental health needs, trauma, and individualized recovery goals.

Group Counseling: Group counseling sessions encourage residents to develop and maintain a strong, healthy, and functional outlook as they prepare for life beyond residential treatment. Groups also foster peer connection among mothers who share similar experiences.

Education and Vocational Support: Education and vocational services assist residents in identifying and attaining educational or employment goals. These services help mothers build independence and long-term stability for their families.

Case Management: Case management provides a wraparound approach that supports both residents and their families. Case managers help identify strengths, address barriers, and coordinate community resources during and after treatment.

Evidence-Based Treatment Approaches

Residents in the Mothers In Sobriety program have access to evidence-based treatment options that support recovery, physical health, and emotional well-being, including:

• Motivational Interviewing
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
• Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Services
• Nutritional Screening and Counseling

These approaches help residents build practical tools for recovery as they transition back into their community with their child.

What Should I Bring to the Mothers In Sobriety Program?

To prepare for admission, residents should bring the following items:

• Personal identification, such as a driver’s license, state ID, or passport
• Social Security card
• Proof of household income, including a tax return, W-2, pay stub, or 1099 form
• Two weeks of clothing that fits into one suitcase or duffel bag

What Can I Expect When I Arrive?

Entering a residential recovery program as a mother can feel overwhelming. The Mothers In Sobriety team works to make the intake process clear and supportive.

When you arrive, you can expect:

• An intake session lasting a minimum of one hour
• A review of program rules, expectations, and daily structure
• A full tour of the residence with time to ask questions
• Assignment to your primary counselor, who will support you throughout your stay

How Does a Residential Program Support Mothers in Recovery?

Residential recovery programs provide stability, consistency, and daily support that can be especially important for pregnant and postpartum women. Mothers In Sobriety allows residents to focus on recovery while developing parenting skills in a supportive, judgment-free environment.

By combining recovery services with family-centered care, the program helps mothers build a healthier future for themselves and their children.

Begin Your Recovery Journey With Mothers In Sobriety

If you are a pregnant or postpartum mother seeking a residential recovery program that supports both sobriety and parenting, Mothers In Sobriety offers compassionate, evidence-based care.

Recovery is possible for you and your family. DISC Village is here to support you every step of the way.