THE LODGE

The Lodge is a fully furnished residence that is designed for women who have had success and a meaningful, purpose-filled life that was hijacked by a disorder. The disorder took them away from their purpose filled life, whether in their profession, commitment to their partners, their children, or at the very least, the life they had envisioned for themselves.

The Lodge is the next stop on your journey to lasting recovery.

Warm, inviting, spacious and uniquely designed to feel like “home.” The Lodge gets its name as it is synonymous with respite - a place to retreat.

Many times our own home turns into the place that harbors our most painful experiences, perhaps becomes a place of loneliness or a breeding ground for relationship problems. Sometimes our home can turn into a place to isolate.

Choosing housing as part of the treatment plan gives a new environment to reset and affirm your own truths on this journey to wellness.

Our Unique Set of Services

WHY CHANGING YOUR ENVIRONMENT WHILE IN TREATMENT IS ENCOURAGED

Once you make the decision to pursue your mental and emotional wellness by working on yourself, your needs, your blocks, and your desired outcomes through an IOP (Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program) or PHP (partial hospitalization program), utilizing housing will give the extra insurance or assurance you need!
The services provided at Ohana includes 24 hour staff support, breakfast, snacks, medication assistance, and transportation to and from your treatment. (Ohana works with the treatment team for pick up, drop off, and other needed transportation assistance). Leave the driving to us….leave the details of daily life to a fully trained staff who are there to insure your success.
LIFE AT THE LODGE

The Lodge is the place where you try out your newly healthy life. Do you need more exercise, yoga, meditation, nature, support groups in recovery? Do you need practice time with the children at home, before you go back into the schedule that derailed you before treatment? The Lodge has staff who have walked the path of recovery, have uncovered their own answers as to why their disease progressed. They discovered new ways to enjoy life and have fun in a heathy way.