Anabranch Recovery Center offers prenatal-centric programming specifically designed to help expectant mothers create a new lifestyle for themselves and their baby. Treatment begins with comprehensive baby- and mother-safe detox, followed by our 28-day residential treatment program.
Safe Medical Detox: A thorough detoxification process designed to ensure the safety and well-being of both mother and child.
Residential Inpatient Treatment: A structured 28-day program providing intensive support and therapy.
Transportation Assistance: Convenient transportation to and from local OB/GYN appointments to ensure continuous prenatal care.
Postpartum Relapse Prevention: Support and strategies to help prevent relapse after childbirth.
Emotional and Behavioral Support: Resources for anger management, emotional regulation, and overcoming codependency.
Parenting Skills Development: Guidance on fostering healthy parenting practices, self-awareness, and acceptance.
Medication Management: Strategies for effective medication management tailored to individual needs.
Aftercare Planning: Collaboration with community partners and sober living centers to establish aftercare services post-treatment.
Prenatal-centric programming and addiction involve understanding how prenatal factors influence the risk of addiction in later life and implementing strategies to mitigate these risks. Here are key aspects of this relationship:
Maternal Substance Use: Exposure to substances such as alcohol, tobacco, and illicit drugs during pregnancy can directly affect fetal brain development, increasing the risk of addiction and other behavioral issues later in life. For instance, prenatal alcohol exposure can lead to Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD), which are associated with a higher risk of substance abuse.
Nutrition and Epigenetics: Poor maternal nutrition can influence the developing brain and may alter gene expression through epigenetic mechanisms, potentially increasing vulnerability to addictive behaviors. For example, deficiencies in essential nutrients can impact neurotransmitter systems involved in reward and addiction pathways.
Stress and Mental Health: High levels of maternal stress and poor mental health during pregnancy can affect fetal development through hormonal and epigenetic changes. These changes can predispose the child to stress-related disorders and increase the likelihood of substance use as a coping mechanism in later life.
Our specialized programs includes:
Following treatment, we work with community partners and sober living centers to help set up aftercare services. We accept mothers up to 30 weeks in their pregnancy, and work on a case-by-case basis in the later stages. As with all programming at Anabranch, our prenatal programming consists of empirically supported practices that ensure our clients are given the best opportunities for success possible.
At Anabranch Recovery Center, we are dedicated to providing unwavering support for both you and your child. Allow us to assist you in navigating towards the life that you and your baby rightfully deserve.