Women's Addiction Treatment
Virtue welcomes women into individualized addiction treatment at every location. Our programming is coed, with gender-specific housing and clinical planning built around you — not a one-size-fits-all track. We'd rather describe that plainly than dress it up as something it isn't.
- Nondiscriminatory admissions and individualized clinical care
- Gender-specific housing at every residential location
- Trauma-informed treatment model used with every client
- Direct, honest answers from admissions — no guessing
Clinically reviewed by Gigi Price, LMSW, LCDC · Clinical Director, Houston · Last reviewed: August 2026
Where We Stand
Women come to treatment carrying a different mix of history than men do, on average — different trauma patterns, different caregiving pressures, sometimes pregnancy or postpartum considerations layered on top of the addiction itself. Good treatment accounts for that without needing a separate brand name to do it.
Virtue's clinical model is coed: women and men are treated within the same programs, with individual treatment planning that accounts for your specific history and needs. Housing is assigned by gender, and occasional process groups run single-gender depending on the location and clinical need — but there's no separate women's-only facility or dedicated women's track.
We'd rather tell you that plainly than let you assume otherwise. If an all-female facility is specifically what you're looking for, say so when you call — admissions will be honest about whether we're the right fit and can help you look at other options if we're not.
What you can expect
- Individualized clinical planning, not a one-size-fits-all track
- Gender-specific housing at every residential location
- Trauma-informed care, including support for pregnancy-related needs
- Straight answers from admissions about what is and isn't currently offered
Important to know
Virtue does not currently operate a dedicated women's-only facility or all-female treatment track. Programming is coed across all locations. If a women's-only environment is specifically what you need, tell admissions up front — they'll be direct with you about fit and can help you look at other options if we're not it.
Common questions
Questions women ask
Anything not answered here, ask on the call. There is no obligation.
(866) 461-3339- Do you have a women-only facility?
- Virtue's facilities are coed, with individual clinical planning for every client. Housing is assigned by gender, so you'll be roomed only with other women, while the treatment programming itself is mixed-gender, with occasional single-gender process groups depending on the location and clinical need. If an all-female facility is specifically what you need, tell admissions — they'll be honest with you about that and can help point you toward appropriate options.
- Is treatment mixed-gender?
- Yes, across all locations. Programming is coed, with occasional single-gender process groups depending on site and clinical need. Ask your admissions coordinator about the specific structure at the location you're considering.
- Can I get treatment while pregnant?
- Yes, at our Texas locations, with medical supervision and coordination with your OB — every pregnancy is reviewed individually within the medical criteria that keep you and your baby safe. Visit our pregnancy & addiction treatment page for details, or ask your admissions coordinator directly about your specific situation.
- Will I be treated differently because I'm a woman?
- No. Nondiscrimination applies to admissions and clinical care for every client. Your treatment plan is built around your clinical needs, not your gender.
- Is treatment covered by insurance?
- In most cases, yes. Most commercial and PPO plans provide coverage. Our admissions team verifies your specific benefits before you commit to anything.
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