In the heart of Phoenix, a quiet revolution in recovery is taking place. At Pinchot Gardens, a 53-unit gated residential facility operated by Terros Health, women facing the challenges of substance use disorder are finding not just treatment—but transformation.

This unique program serves women, pregnant women, and mothers with children, offering a safe, supportive environment where healing begins and hope is restored. In just the past two months, three babies have been born sober, a testament to the power of compassionate care and the resilience of the women who call Pinchot Gardens home.

Partnering with Hushabye Nursery, Pinchot Gardens provides specialized support for newborns experiencing Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal Syndrome (NOWS). This collaboration ensures that both mother and baby receive the care they need during a critical time, laying the foundation for a healthy start and a sober future.

Inside the gates, the atmosphere is one of dignity and empowerment. Residents receive intensive, supervised treatment tailored to their individual needs. Services include:

• Individual and group counseling
• Primary and psychiatric care
• On-site child care
• Parenting and life skills classes
• Culinary education
• Family-style dining
• Laundry and daily living support

Every aspect of the program is designed to foster stability, growth, and community. The goal is not just sobriety—but reintegration as active, productive members of society.

“Pinchot Gardens is more than a treatment center,” says Lori Jones, MS, LPC, Director of the facility. “It’s a place where women reclaim their lives, reconnect with their children, and rediscover their strength.”

For those seeking a fresh start, Pinchot Gardens offers a path forward. Referrals can be made by contacting WomensResidential@terroshealth.org