Women’s detox and rehab
Many of the women who come to Pines carry a trauma history under their substance use, and many are worried about being away from their children. The Women’s Track runs on our campus with the same physician-led protocols as the rest of the program, adding trauma-informed care, safety planning, and women-only groups. We can verify your coverage before you decide anything.
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Why a women-specific track
Men and women are both treated here. The track is a specialty program inside our residential campus, staffed by the same physician-led clinical team, and what it changes is the programming, calibrated to what we see clinically in women with substance use disorder.
What we see in women Trauma histories, interpersonal violence or sexual trauma, that frequently underlie substance use. Caregiving roles that make seeking treatment feel impossible. Mother-child separation as acute distress during a stay. Medical considerations including pregnancy, menstrual irregularities, and the hormonal effects of substance use.
Every patient in the Women’s Track gets the same medical care as other patients: withdrawal monitoring, medication-assisted treatment (MAT) when indicated, psychiatric care, evidence-based therapy. The track adds women’s process groups, trauma-focused programming, and family work that acknowledges caregiving realities.
Same clinical standards
Every medical protocol here is identical to the rest of our program. The track adds the programming specific to women’s experience: trauma work, safety planning, and family support.
Identical evidence-based detox protocols. Physician-led 24/7.
All Women’s Track patients are screened for trauma history by trauma-informed clinicians. EMDR, CPT, and trauma-focused CBT are available.
Clinician-led group therapy with a female peer cohort, where experiences specific to women are addressed openly.
Many women come to treatment after an unsafe relationship. Safety planning is built into discharge work.
Being away from children is a major source of distress. Our family programming supports communication and planning throughout the stay.
Pregnancy testing at admission. Pregnant patients have specialized protocols, and we coordinate with OB/GYN as needed.
Women’s track therapies
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
The best-established therapy for changing the thought patterns behind substance use.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Skills-based emotion regulation and distress tolerance, with strong evidence for co-occurring mood disorders.
EMDR trauma therapy
EMDR is led by certified EMDR clinicians, alongside CPT and trauma-focused CBT.
Medication-Assisted Treatment
All FDA-approved MAT is available: naltrexone, buprenorphine, methadone, acamprosate, disulfiram.
Group Therapy
Peer-supported, clinician-led sessions.
Family programming
Family sessions and education, when the patient consents.
The treatment path
Admissions and assessment
An unhurried clinical assessment of your use, medical and psychiatric history, and insurance, all in parallel.
Women’s Detox
The same medical detox protocols as every other patient. Length depends on the substance and on what the medical team decides is right for you.
Residential Inpatient
Residential care includes evidence-based therapy, psychiatric care, family work, and step-down planning, for as long as your clinical team sees fit.
Physician-led, accredited, and built for unhurried care.
Families weigh credentials and continuity of care alongside cost and coverage. That is what brings people to our 18,000 sq ft private clinical campus in Pembroke Pines, Florida.
Medical Director Sergey Litvinov, MD, a board-certified psychiatrist, directs clinical care. Every patient is reviewed by an attending physician, not a counselor signing off on a protocol.
The Joint Commission accredits Pines independently and surveys the program against its safety and quality standards.
LegitScript certification is what Google, Microsoft, and Meta require before an addiction treatment provider can advertise with them. It means an outside audit of how the facility operates.
Depression, anxiety, trauma, and ADHD frequently co-occur with substance use. Psychiatric assessment and care run alongside detox from the first day.
Most commercial and military plans are accepted. Verification is free, confidential, and typically completed in under 60 seconds.
Private bedrooms, a dedicated medical detox wing, therapy rooms sized for real clinical work, and outdoor grounds.
Authoritative references and related resources.
Clinical authorities & sources. ASAM: Clinical Practice Guidelines · SAMHSA: National Helpline · CDC: Overdose Prevention
Related Pines resources. Medical detox · Residential inpatient · Dual diagnosis · Admissions process · Insurance carriers · For families
Medically necessary
Under federal parity laws, medically necessary women’s detox and treatment is covered by commercial insurance at parity with medical/surgical benefits.
Verify CoverageQuestions families ask answered plainly.
Is Pines a women-only facility?+
What makes the Women’s Track different?+
Do you treat pregnant patients?+
Can my children visit?+
What substances do you treat in the Women’s Track?+
Does insurance cover the Women’s Track?+
Clinical content reviewed by Sergey Litvinov, MD (Medical Director and board-certified psychiatrist at Pines Recovery Life). Updated April 2026.
Authoritative references: SAMHSA women and substance use · NIDA sex and gender differences · ACOG Opioid Use · American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is women-specific detox?
Women-specific detox is a clinical track built around dynamics of women’s substance use: trauma history, postpartum issues, prescription medication patterns, and the demands of caregiving. Medical care is identical to our standard detox protocols.
Why choose a women’s detox program?
Many women’s substance use is rooted in trauma, and mixed groups can feel unsafe to talk in. A women-only setting makes it easier to be honest in group therapy and trauma work.
What does the women’s detox track include?
The track includes 24/7 medical supervision, individual therapy with a female clinician where preferred, women-only group therapy, dual-diagnosis psychiatric support, trauma-informed care, and family programming.
How long is women’s detox?
Length depends on the substance and on your own physiology. Most women step down into residential inpatient afterward, for as long as the clinical team decides is right.
Can I bring postpartum medications with me?
Postpartum medications can be coordinated with your existing prescriber. Family programming and visitation are part of the program design.
Does insurance cover women’s detox?
We verify your plan at (855) 981-8935.
