Hopess Shaw Butte Glendale

HOPESS Shaw Butte is a home-style residential program for women in Glendale, part of the wider HOPESS network. The center's own description says it focuses on trauma and co-occurring mental health concerns alongside substance use. It opened in 2020 and serves a small group of residents at a time.

The approach is built around safety and steady support. Residents live in a house with shared and private rooms, common areas, and outdoor space. Staff are described as present around the clock. Treatment is meant to help women work through both emotional and physical aspects of recovery at a pace they can manage.

Programs at this Glendale rehab

HOPESS Shaw Butte lists residential rehab as the care option it offers, which means treatment happens on site rather than through outpatient visits. Among the therapies listed are one-on-one counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, family therapy, and group therapy. Art therapy and trauma-specific therapy are also included, along with the basics of the 12-step program and also spiritual care. The center describes its methods as evidence-based, trauma-informed, and gender-specific.

The typical stay listed is 90 days. Over that period, the program addresses co-occurring conditions including trauma, post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder, depression, and anxiety. Listed substance use treatment covers alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, prescription drugs, synthetic drugs, and ecstasy, and co-occurring disorders are noted as a separate focus. Aftercare includes discharge planning, relapse prevention planning, employment counseling, on-site support meetings, and alumni reunions.

1. Spiritual Care
2. Trauma Informed
3. Family Therapy
4. Introduction to the 12 Step Program
5. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
6. Gender-Specific
7. 1-on-1 Counseling
8. Individual Treatment
9. Evidence-Based
10. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

Who the program is built for in Glendale

1. Women only, including LGBTQ+ women, in a gender-specific setting
2. Women dealing with substance use disorders and co-occurring disorders
3. Women dealing with trauma, including post-traumatic stress disorder
4. Women who need residential care rather than outpatient support
5. Women seeking a small, home-like program with 6-15 beds

Setting, length of care and amenities

Program length is usually 90 days, and the home has between 6 and 15 beds. Amenities include a pool, gardens, a lounge, outdoor dining, outdoor space, and TV. Air-conditioned rooms may be private or shared, and bathrooms are shared. Activities include AA/NA meetings and swimming. English is the listed language, and meals are provided daily in a home-like setting.

1. Gardens
2. Pool
3. Lounge
4. TV
5. Outdoor Space
6. Outdoor Dining

Paying for treatment at HOPESS

Out-of-pocket rates are available as a private pay option. The information we have does not list insurance coverage, so call the helpline to ask whether your plan can be used and what verification the center asks for. Calls to the helpline are free and confidential, linking you with trained advisors who help verify availability and coverage, asking nothing in return.

Useful questions ahead of admission

1. Does the center take my insurance and what would you need from me to verify it?
2. How is a normal day structured within the 90-day residential program?
3. How does the team handle trauma and co-occurring disorders?
4. What is the process if I need medical detox before residential care?
5. Which aftercare services and alumni supports can someone use once discharged?