ROSES For Moms – Maternal Recovery Program
ROSES For Moms is RiverValley’s program for pregnant and parenting women in recovery from substance use. ROSES stands for Recovery, Opportunity, Support, Empowerment and Success.
Working on recovery while raising a child is harder than doing either alone. The program is built around that, treating you as a mother and as a person at the same time.
Services include case management, behavioral and physical health care, housing assistance and career development, from a team of therapists, peer support specialists, nurse practitioners and care managers.
ROSES For Moms is open to any mother, regardless of income, insurance or employment.
The program connects with The Amethyst Center, RiverValley’s residential program for women and mothers, with outpatient counseling, and with KY Moms MATR (Maternal Assistance Towards Recovery). The same teams run all of them, so moving between programs doesn’t mean starting over.
RiverValley also founded the Maternal Health Council, which brings together area providers to expand maternal health services across the region.
Call (270) 689-6879 or request an appointment online to start treatment. Walk-ins are welcome at our outpatient locations.
What to Expect
You start by building a support plan with your team covering recovery, health, housing and work. Services flex with your situation.
The same team stays with you through each stage, handling case management and connections to resources as your situation changes.
Other Services
Outpatient Services
Individual counseling, group therapy and intensive outpatient programs for substance use, with daytime, evening and telehealth appointments.
Medication Assisted Treatment
Buprenorphine (Suboxone), naltrexone (Vivitrol) and other FDA-approved medications, combined with counseling, for opioid and alcohol use disorders.
The Pearl House
NARR-certified recovery housing for women after residential treatment: 12 beds, house meetings, continued outpatient care and help finding work.
The Jade House
NARR-certified recovery housing for men after residential treatment: 12 beds, house meetings, continued outpatient care and job support through Careers First.
The Onyx Center
16-bed residential substance use treatment for men in Owensboro: about four weeks of 24/7 supervised care, then 11 months of aftercare with housing and job support.
The Amethyst Center
16-bed residential substance use treatment for women in Owensboro, with room for up to six infants so mothers can keep their babies with them. 20 hours of programming a week.
