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The need for drug and alcohol rehabilitation facilities for pregnant and postpartum women has never been greater, with particular attention to opioid dependent pregnant and postpartum women considering cases of neonatal abstinence syndrome have increased from 7 cases per 1,000 admissions to neonatal intensive care units in 2004 to 27 cases per 1,000 admissions in 2013. Programs offered to pregnant and postpartum women in Noma offer a comprehensive range of services, non-punitive in nature, to make getting clean from drugs and alcohol possible, ensure opioid dependent mothers and soon to be mothers transition into a sober and healthy pregnancy with non-opioid dependent newborn children, and receive the treatment they need to stay abstinent during postpartum.
States that offer pregnant and postpartum women with rehab services in lieu of legal consequences, such as revocation of their parental rights, have found that these types of services sustain the idea of keeping the family as an unit and keeping the mother's abstinence and sobriety in place so that this positively impact's the welfare of the infants and other children involved. Services delivered at such programs might include individual, group, and family therapy as well as prenatal and postpartum care. Some programs may even provide training in parenthood and incorporate trauma-specific services to handle any abusive relationships which trigger their drug or alcohol abuse as well as emotional and sexual abuse for everyone in the family.
Most women in this situation typically need comprehensive outpatient treatment services, yet face many difficulties to their sobriety because of the difficult nature of being a single parent. drug and alcohol rehab programs for pregnant and postpartum women often provide inpatient and residential treatment with beds for clients children, and transition services to sober living programs with ongoing outpatient therapy services available to them including medical services.
