Profile Of The WINR Women

WINR Affordable Substance Abuse Treatment for Women - Arizona Holistic Rehab. Women come from all walks of life and all socio-economic and cultural backgrounds.

The majority of applicants are faced with a variety of personal and societal problems:
- resources are exhausted
- family ties severed
- history of relapse
- lack of self-control
- lack of self-esteem
- drifting from one
unhealthy or abusive
situation to another.

Many WINR women are referred by detoxification & treatment centers and many have a history of being unable to expand initial recovery into long-term sobriety.

WINR's services are available to any alcoholic/drug addicted
woman who wants help.



866 464 5764

WINR’s Goals

WINR’s 12 Step-based program and orderly living environment promote sober, socially-acceptable attitudes & skills – fostering profound personality-changing life experiences - resulting in women with the basic tools to face life with resiliency and self-sufficiency.
At the center of the WINR philosophy are a set of goals and objectives that have proven successful over the years with woman after woman.

These Goals are:

To be self-supporting and self-responsible – each woman and WINR as a whole.
To tailor and implement a personal recovery plan based on each woman’s specific needs and goals – social, emotional, physical, legal and financial.
To provide a combination of certified professional help along with the support of peers who have walked the path.

WINR promises to comprehensively address your recovery AND life
So that you can find self-respect, gain the respect of others,
feel accepted and find freedom and joy in life.

	A structured and supportive environment to address and prioritize social, emotional, physical, and family/legal issues via established community resources and programs, referring our women to outside counseling when indicated.
	The identification of sober, socially acceptable skills to ensure successful community reintegration. WINR is active in community clean-up campaigns, sponsors a weekly AA Big Book study, and supports several AA and NA 12-Step meetings in the communities it serves.
	Addressing individual deficiencies which will significantly interfere with sobriety. WINR models and reinforces Assertiveness rather than Aggression, Honesty rather than Manipulation, and Home Life rather than Street Life.
	Confronting the inevitable possibility of relapse with weekly mandatory awareness and prevention meetings lead by professionals in the relapse prevention field.

Components of the WINR Recovery Program

Primary Phase: The first phase of the program is an intense commitment during which each woman is required to work regularly with a sponsor, attend daily 12-Step meetings, and attend in-house peer group and relapse meetings. Each day begins and ends with group meditation to give the day spiritual purpose and closure. Structure is intense, and personal freedom is strictly monitored. Self discipline and self control begin in this phase.

Transitional Phase: This phase is transitional living at it's best. Residents will have demonstrated their vigilance and dedication to sober living. All will have achieved continuous sobriety and 12-Step work with the sponsor continues. By this time the person has reached beyond the initial acceptance of her disease and faced the wreckage of her life. She has begun to experience the many benefits of her decision. This is a phase of self-direction.

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