Julie's House at Turning Point Washington

Julie's House is a six-month residential treatment program in Washington, Pennsylvania, for pregnant women and mothers with children up to four years old. Part of the Turning Point at Washington, it offers women a safe place to recover from drug and alcohol addiction while learning to care for their children. In addition to this specialized program, the center provides halfway and three-quarterway housing for adult women with substance use and co-occurring eating disorders like anorexia or compulsive overeating.

Grow Through Structure and Care

The program uses a mix of individual and group counseling, 12-Step recovery meetings, and educational groups focused on life skills, parenting, boundaries, and relapse prevention. Women also receive help with budgeting, nutrition planning, and vocational readiness. This whole-person approach addresses not just addiction but also emotional healing and daily living needs, helping women rebuild their lives while staying focused on long-term recovery.

Create Routine in Safe Spaces

Each mother and child live together in a fully furnished apartment, offering privacy and comfort in a family-style setting. The larger campus includes five properties in a quiet neighborhood near public transport, jobs, and support groups. Residents share responsibilities like cooking and chores, creating a supportive community. Medical evaluations, moderate physical activity, and access to dietitians support physical well-being while staying close to their children public transportation and local resources, helping residents reintegrate into the community while continuing their recovery.