Bi-Bett Addiction Treatment is a nonprofit substance use disorder treatment provider in the San Francisco Bay Area with a long history of supporting adults through multiple stages of recovery. Its Orchid program is designed specifically for women, including pregnant and parenting mothers, offering structured residential care and specialized perinatal support in a supervised, gender-specific setting.
Residential Recovery in a Supportive Community
At the Orchid site, women whose alcohol or drug use has begun undermining daily life, relationships, work, or personal wellbeing enter a structured residential treatment program where they live onsite with peers and trained staff. The environment combines therapeutic groups, individual counseling, life-skills development, relapse-prevention work, and routines that help participants uncover and change entrenched use patterns while building healthier habits and coping strategies.
Medically Informed and Perinatal-Focused Care
Integral to the Orchid program is perinatal residential support tailored for pregnant women and mothers with young children, helping them address substance use while receiving specialized care that acknowledges the unique needs of motherhood during recovery. This perinatal component blends parenting support, prenatal and postpartum considerations, and family-centered planning with the core therapeutic work of residential recovery.
A Continuum Anchored in Daily Life and Lasting Change
Rather than brief stabilization, the Orchid setting places recovery work within the context of residential life and community connection, helping women strengthen resilience, accountability, and routines that can extend into family and community roles beyond the program. Bi-Bett’s model supports participants at each step, from early stabilization through deeper recovery engagement, so women can pursue long-term wellness and functional stability.
