Women’s Addiction Treatment in the Mission District, San Francisco, CA

One Bold Step Can Change Evereything

Award-winning Avery Lane offers a sanctuary exclusively for women seeking recovery from addiction and emotional trauma. Our center provides a peaceful refuge where women can heal holistically, mind, body, and spirit. With our close location in Navato, we support every woman, helping them become strong and emotionally balanced through a blend of evidence-based therapies and holistic wellness practices.

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Healing Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All. And Neither Are We

No two women face the same path to recovery. At Avery Lane, our drug rehab programs are thoughtfully designed to reflect each woman’s unique story, challenges, and hopes for the future. We proudly serve women throughout the Mission District and greater San Francisco with compassionate care and clinical excellence. Each client becomes part of a deeply supportive environment that honors shared growth, personal agency, and long-term wellness.

Our therapeutic approach to drug rehab and improved mental health goes far beyond symptom relief. We focus on addressing the deeper emotional wounds, such as trauma, grief, or identity loss, that often contribute to substance use. Through this healing process, women gain resilience, rebuild their sense of self, and reconnect with a life full of purpose.

Recognized Excellence in Women’s Addiction Care

Avery Lane is a proud recipient of the Conquer Addiction Top Excellence Award four years in a row. This honor affirms the strength of our gender-responsive model and our deep commitment to trauma-informed care. In our women-only space, clients find empowerment, emotional security, and the confidence to rebuild their lives with purpose and pride.

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Begin Your Recovery Today

Join Avery Lane’s women’s community to start your recovery. Call us at 1-800-270-2406 to begin a path toward health and fulfillment.

Addiction and Mental Health Services for the Mission District, San Francisco

Our Specialized Programs Include:

Medically Supervised Detoxification

We offer a safe and supportive detox environment guided by experienced clinicians. Our approach combines medication-assisted treatment (MAT) with restorative wellness therapies, helping women navigate withdrawal with dignity and care.

Integrated Dual-Diagnosis Care

For those facing both addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions, such as anxiety, bipolar disorder, or PTSD, our team creates comprehensive treatment plans that address the full spectrum of a woman’s needs, including psychiatric support and therapeutic integration.

Residential Treatment for Addiction

Our inpatient residential program offers a stable, structured setting where women can focus on intensive therapy, community-building, and personal transformation. With round-the-clock support and a warm, home-like atmosphere, clients are empowered to reclaim their lives.

Inpatient Mental Health Services

Women dealing with persistent mental health challenges benefit from our residential mental health care, which offers trauma-sensitive therapy, emotional regulation tools, and a compassionate team focused on long-term mental wellness.

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

Our PHP offers a comprehensive level of care for those transitioning from residential treatment or needing a higher level of support without overnight stays. Clients participate in five full days per week of therapy, group work, and skill development.

Flexible Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Designed for women balancing work, school, or parenting, our IOP offers structured therapy and support with flexible scheduling options. It’s an ideal path for those ready to continue growing while reintegrating into daily life.

Veterans’ Recovery Track for Women

We are proud to host California’s only residential program exclusively for women veterans, approved by the VA. Our specialized curriculum addresses military-related trauma, moral injury, and reintegration challenges with sensitivity and skill.

Family Recovery & Relationship Repair

Addiction impacts entire family systems. Our Family Rebuilding Program invites loved ones to participate in counseling, communication workshops, and healing dialogues that restore trust and connection.

Every Woman Deserves Individualized Care

From the very first intake assessment, our drug rehab and mental health program focuses on understanding the whole person, her history, current struggles, and aspirations for the future. Each woman receives a personalized treatment plan that may include trauma processing, expressive arts, movement therapies, mindfulness practices, and somatic healing modalities. Our mission is to support lasting sobriety and emotional stability through a deeply individualized approach that respects each woman’s unique journey.

Healing Starts with Finding Yourself Again

Healing flourishes in environments built on connection, trust, and authenticity. That’s why we infuse respect, a positive culture, and sharing as core values. Clients engage in therapeutic dialogue, group support, movement, and reflective practices designed to spark meaningful change and lifelong growth.

What Sets Avery Lane Apart:

  • Custom Care Plans – Every treatment strategy is built around your story, not a template.
  • Empowering Female-Only Space – Safety and solidarity form the foundation of our healing environment.
  • Whole-Person Wellness – From yoga to art therapy to guided breathwork, healing happens on every level.
  • Ongoing Community – Friendships and connections built here become lifelong supports.

Recovery at Avery Lane means more than sobriety, it means coming home to yourself. Begin your journey today and experience the difference that dedicated, women-centered care can make.

Location and Directions

The Mission District of San Francisco, CA

The Mission District is one of San Francisco’s most historically rich and culturally expressive neighborhoods. As the city’s oldest district, dating back to the 18th century with the founding of Mission Dolores, it has evolved into a vibrant mosaic of Latin American heritage, artistic innovation, grassroots activism, and community resilience. For women on a recovery journey, the Mission offers not only inspiration but a grounded sense of place, rooted in both cultural pride and creative expression.

The streets pulse with life and meaning. Murals blanket the walls of alleys and buildings, turning public spaces into powerful galleries of storytelling. Balmy Alley, in particular, is internationally known for its vivid, politically charged murals chronicling decades of resistance movements, immigrant experiences, and social justice. Clarion Alley, just a few blocks away, offers a more experimental, contemporary aesthetic with rotating works by local artists and collectives. These murals don’t just decorate, they validate and reflect the emotional truths of those who live and heal here.

Mission Dolores Park is a local sanctuary with its sweeping views of downtown San Francisco, gently sloped lawns, and iconic palm trees. Just down the street, the historic Women’s Building offers feminist murals and community programming that celebrate women’s strength, dignity, and leadership.

Yoga studios offer donation-based or inclusive sessions that cater to a wide range of healing needs, from trauma-sensitive yoga to energizing flow. For nourishment, the neighborhood is known for its abundance of organic, locally sourced cafés and restaurants. Gracias Madre, a plant-based Mexican kitchen, is a cornerstone of conscious dining. Other spots like Tartine Bakery, Farmhouse Kitchen, and Café Réveille provide comforting, whole-food options in warm and communal environments.

Walking is not only practical here, it’s part of the lifestyle. Every corner of the Mission invites exploration, whether you’re browsing handcrafted goods at local boutiques, visiting the colorful Mission Community Market on Thursdays, or taking in the energy of bustling 24th Street, known as “El Corazón de la Misión” (The Heart of the Mission).

Just north is the Castro, a globally recognized hub for LGBTQ+ pride, emotional safety, and personal authenticity. Duboce Triangle and Lower Haight offer a quieter, green-filled escape with small parks and community gardens. Westward lies Noe Valley, known for its peaceful, family-friendly vibe and charming Victorian homes, perfect for afternoon strolls and grounding reflection.

To the south, Bernal Heights offers both a literal and emotional high point. Known for its laid-back atmosphere and panoramic views of the Bay Area, the Bernal Hill trail is a favorite among locals for sunrise hikes and mindfulness walks.

Looking beyond San Francisco, nearby cities like Daly City, South San Francisco, and Brisbane provide a quieter pace and more residential feel, ideal for those seeking the balance between the city’s cultural richness and suburban calm. Across the Bay, Oakland has thriving art and Afro-diasporic communities, and Berkeley has university-driven mindfulness.

The Mission District isn’t just a place, it’s a living, breathing ecosystem that nurtures recovery. Here, every mural speaks to survival, every corner café invites connection, and every sun-soaked park offers space to heal.

DIRECTIONS TO AVERY LANE FROM THE MISSION DISTRICT, SAN FRANCISCO, CA:

1. Begin by heading west on 18th Street or Cesar Chavez.
2. Merge onto US-101 N via the Central Freeway ramp.
3. Cross the Golden Gate Bridge, continuing north on US-101 into Marin County.
4. Drive past San Rafael and Novato until you reach the San Marin Drive / Atherton Avenue exit. 5. Turn left onto San Marin Drive.
6. Arrive at Avery Lane, located on the right.

Distance: Approx. 30 miles

Estimated Drive Time: 45 minutes to 1 hour depending on traffic.

Safe Travels!

Reclaim Your Future with Effective Addiction Treatment

Avery Lane offers meticulously crafted treatment programs for a diverse range of substance use disorders, encompassing:

Substance Use Disorder

Regain your ability to function in day-to-day life.

Alcoholism Treatment

Overcome alcohol dependency and gain sobriety.

Amphetamine Addiction Treatment

Let Go of Prescription Stimulants.

Benzodiazepine Addiction Treatment

Distance Benzodiazepine dependance.

Cocaine Addiction Treatment

Break free from cocaine dependency.

Fentanyl Addiction Treatment

Remove the severe risks of Fentanyl addiction.

Heroin Addiction Treatment

Medically-assisted heroin detox and therapy.

Meth Addiction Treatment

Recover from methamphetamine abuse.

Opioid Addiction Treatment

Focused opioid addiction strategies.

Prescription Drug Addiction Treatment

Address dependency on prescription drugs.

Stimulant Addiction Treatment

Therapeutic treatments for stimulant addiction.

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Avery Lane has admissions specialists ready to help you determine insurance coverage and financing options. We accept most private, commercial insurance. Please note that we are unable to accept 
Medi-Cal, Medicare, or Medicaid at this time. Click below to fill out our Confidential Insurance Verification Form and we will contact you promptly.

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What Women Experience

Hear What Our Alumni Has To say about Avery Lane

Camille Open Door at Avery Lane Womens Rehab Novato

“We were all so fortunate to find Avery Lane when our daughter was at a low point. An initial diagnosis was confirmed by staff and the time spent there in recovery was very beneficial to both our daughter and ourselves. Our daughter was able to find out why she was behaving the way she was and was given many tools to help her recovery. ”

D.A. and J.A. - Parents of Avery Lane Alumni

What Women Experience

Hear What Our Alumni Has To say about Avery Lane

“I can only say that seeking help is the first big step. I am so grateful to have found the team at Avery Lane…this past year has been far from easy or simple. I’ve had my moments of doubt, crisis, despair, loneliness…. but in each of those instances I had an incredible group of women to help me through my journey…reminding me of the many tools at my disposal, the strength of my soul and the freedom that comes when you face your worst fears.”

D.R. - Avery Lane Alumni

“My daughter chose to go to Avery Lane because it was founded by a woman, run by women and only treated women. It gave her a safe sanctuary to heal as well as peace of mind for us, her parents, who did not want her in a co-ed treatment program."

C.H - Mother of Avery Lane Alumni