Women 18+ can find personalized outpatient opioid rehab in Marin County through PHP, IOP, and OP at Honeycomb Wellness Center. Care addresses substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions in a setting designed to fit daily life.

Opioid use disorder (OUD) in women often develops alongside trauma, caregiving stress, or co-occurring mental health conditions that shape onset and recovery. Our outpatient opioid rehab in Marin County addresses OUD as it specifically shows up in women’s lives. A small client-to-staff ratio keeps care personal, and many team members bring lived recovery experience.
Our outpatient care typically spans three to six months, adjusting to individual milestones and personal growth. Women can step into care through our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), or Outpatient Program (OP). While many clients step down here directly after completing inpatient residential care or detox, others start their treatment following a thorough clinical assessment.
We strive to address the physical, emotional, psychological, and behavioral aspects of OUD through evidence-based therapies, individualized counseling, and holistic wellness practices tailored to women. Our integrated approach provides comprehensive support that promotes deep healing, personal resilience, and sustainable addiction recovery.
Located in Novato, our state-certified substance use services pair a comfortable, home-like setting with a clinical team trained in trauma and opioid recovery. The team includes women in long-term recovery alongside longtime community members, bringing authentic lived experience into every therapy session. Small treatment groups maintain an intimate space encouraging genuine sisterhood, supported by the calmer pace of Northern California living.

As a trusted provider of substance abuse treatment in Marin County, we know no two recovery journeys look the same. Our approach adapts to fit each woman rather than the other way around. From clinical care to holistic practices, every part of our gender-specific treatment works together to help women build genuine self-awareness and a life beyond addiction, not just abstinence.
We believe healing involves the whole person, not just the symptoms of substance use disorders. Our treatment model addresses the biological, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects of recovery. Evidence-based care, mindfulness practices, experiential therapies, and wellness-focused programming all work together to support this approach.
From PHP and IOP to outpatient treatment, each level of care is designed to build on the last. Progress made in one stage carries directly into the next. As women approach the end of treatment, planning shifts toward securing outside resources, relapse prevention, and transitional support. We help coordinate continued care and outside resources to support long-term recovery.
Women leave with a deeper sense of self-worth and the practical life skills needed to manage daily responsibilities, return to school, or re-enter the workforce with confidence. Our goal extends past sobriety alone, helping each woman reintegrate into her family, career, education, and community as someone she recognizes and respects.
Substance use disorders are often shaped by trauma, relationships, or societal pressures that are rarely addressed in mixed-gender settings. Treating women separately creates space for these experiences to surface without the added dynamic of gender-based judgment or distraction. Our programs create space to heal alongside women who share similar experiences, with group and individual therapy grounded in safety, trust, and mutual support.
Recognizing that many women enter recovery carrying unresolved trauma, every treatment is planned around her unique history, needs, and goals. Our clinical team combines trauma-informed modalities like EMDR with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing, and individual counseling. The center offers a haven to heal without judgment or re-traumatization.
Loved ones are welcomed into the recovery process through family education and, when appropriate, family therapy sessions that build understanding and repair strained relationships. Women build lasting connections through peer support, 12-step communities like Alcoholics Anonymous, and an active alumni network that keeps them engaged after they complete treatment.



Every woman’s recovery process requires a different level of structure and support. At our outpatient opioid rehab in Marin County, we offer three distinct levels of outpatient treatment, with each plan personalized to meet the unique needs, goals, and progress of every woman we serve.
Operating five days a week for six hours a day, our PHP provides high-level clinical intensity while allowing clients to return home each evening. This structured option serves as an ideal, uninterrupted step-down for women who have completed medical detoxification or residential treatment at an outside facility.
Our IOP meets three days a week for three hours a day, offering structured clinical support tailored around work, school, or family commitments. Clients engage in targeted group therapy, psychotherapy, individual counseling, and practical skill-building to maintain stability in everyday environments.
Meeting one day a week for three hours, our OP care serves as maintenance care designed to reinforce long-term independence. The priority is grounding relapse-prevention strategies, maintaining personal boundaries, and staying connected to peer networks.
At Honeycomb Wellness Center, our substance use services rely on a foundation of trauma-informed care and evidence-based treatment. We blend proven clinical methodologies with a supportive community setting to build structured pathways toward lasting recovery.
Many women living with opioid use disorder also experience depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, trauma, or other co-occurring disorders. Our dual diagnosis treatment addresses substance use and mental health together, creating a path toward healing that reflects our whole-person approach to recovery.
One-on-one psychotherapy sessions provide a confidential space to process trauma, identify triggers, and develop healthier thought patterns. Our clinicians apply Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and other evidence-based approaches to promote lasting behavioral change and emotional resilience.
Recovery becomes stronger through shared experience, and our guided group therapy sessions encourage connection, accountability, and mutual support. We incorporate recovery principles and 12-step philosophies that help women build confidence in everyday life.
Addiction affects more than the client, making family healing an important part of recovery, with family therapy helping rebuild trust, improve communication, and educate loved ones on the process. Involvement stays optional and is paced around each client’s recovery.
Staff follow mindfulness, meditation, and stress-reduction protocols to support complete psychological healing by helping clients regulate their nervous systems naturally during early recovery. We believe holistic practices complement our traditional clinical treatment.
Our program encourages clients to explore healing beyond traditional talk therapy. Activities such as yoga, gardening, eco-therapy, and other therapeutic experiences help strengthen self-awareness, learn emotional self-regulation, and build healthier routines.

Chronic dependency on prescription opiates, heroin, or synthetic opioids like fentanyl alters central nervous system pathways and increases health risks. Our clinical team provides therapeutic support and coordinates medication-assisted treatment (MAT) with outside prescribers to support withdrawal management, ease cravings, and restore physiological stability.
Compulsive alcohol use severely impairs emotional regulation and overall health over time. We apply targeted behavioral therapies and coping strategies to help women navigate daily triggers and maintain long-term sobriety.
Substance misuse frequently intersects with mental health conditions like trauma, anxiety, or bipolar disorder. Through our comprehensive dual diagnosis care, we treat both substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions concurrently.
Our clinical team is trained to address the complex physiological and psychological challenges tied to opioid use, alongside other substances like cocaine or methamphetamine. We deliver targeted, evidence-based care individualized to each client’s history.

Experiencing persistent physical cravings, severe withdrawal symptoms when attempting to stop, or heightened emotional distress are clear signs that you need professional intervention. When substance abuse and addiction create financial strain, secretiveness, broken personal boundaries, or difficulty managing daily obligations, stepping into structured care provides safety and clarity. At Honeycomb Wellness Center, a leading opioid rehab in Marin County, we walk this path with you, guiding you step-by-step toward peace and sustained recovery.
Residential treatment requires living full-time at a clinical facility. Outpatient treatment lets women receive high-level therapy while living at home. This structure helps maintain personal and professional responsibilities throughout treatment.
No, we don’t prescribe or dispense medication-assisted treatment directly on-site. However, we coordinate closely with trusted external prescribing physicians for MAT management—including Suboxone—which works alongside our psychological therapies to reduce cravings.
Yes, we provide structured step-down planning across our PHP, IOP, and OP programs to help women transition between care levels. Staff also help connect clients with trusted sober living homes, alumni networks, and ongoing community resources.
On-site detox and withdrawal management aren’t part of our program. However, we coordinate with top-rated medical detox facilities across Marin County and San Rafael for clients withdrawing from opioids, alcohol, or benzodiazepines. Arrange a safe medical detox before starting our outpatient programs.