Infinity House
Residential Program for Pregnant & Parenting Mothers
Infinity House is a long-term residential treatment program (typically 4–6 months) designed specifically for pregnant and parenting women with children ages 0 to 5. With 10 beds available, the program offers a safe and supportive environment where mothers can focus on achieving and maintaining sobriety, developing independent living skills, and strengthening their parenting abilities.
Through trauma-informed care and access to both recovery and community resources, Infinity House empowers mothers to create a stable and healthy future for themselves and their children.
Admission Criteria
To be considered for admission to Infinity House, applicants must:
- Be 18 years of age or older
- Be currently pregnant or parenting a child ages 0–5
- Be free from mood-altering substances on the day of admission
- Be physically and mentally capable of participating in a therapeutic community
Daily Living Responsibilities Residents are expected to:
- Complete household chores such as cooking, cleaning, and laundry
- Maintain personal hygiene and encourage routine/structure for both themselves and their children
- Develop time management and organizational skills
- Residents are also required to engage in 12-Step or other recovery support
Program Components & Services
Therapeutic & Clinical Services
- Individual and group substance use counseling
- Psychiatric support for co-occurring mental health conditions
- Active participation in a therapeutic, peer-supported environment
- Parenting support and skill-building workshops
- Referrals to vocational, educational, mental health, and family services
Psycho-Educational Groups
- Early Recovery Skills
- Relapse Prevention
- Women’s Support Groups
- Nurturing Parenting Education
- Life Skills Development
Building a Future Beyond Treatment
At Infinity House, recovery is not just about abstaining from substances—it’s about preparing for a life that supports long-term stability, independence, and personal growth. Our program helps mothers set goals and pursue pathways that foster:
- Self-sufficiency
- Healthy family relationships
- Confidence and resilience
- Integration into the larger community
Residents begin practicing these skills while still in the program by attending outside recovery activities, accessing parenting resources, and preparing for work or continued education.
Ongoing Support & Community Partnerships
Our Integration Specialist and Client Care Coordinator work one-on-one with each resident to connect them to community services during and after their stay. Infinity House collaborates with several local partners to support residents in their recovery and transition, including:
- Partners for Peace – Support for survivors of domestic violence
- The Women’s Project – Transportation and one-on-one community support
- Penquis CAP – Parenting classes and resources
- The Bangor Area Recovery Network (BARN) – Peer-based recovery support
- The Learning Center – GED preparation and academic support
- The Career Center – Job readiness and employment services
Together, these partnerships ensure that residents have the tools and connections they need to continue thriving well beyond their time at Infinity House.
Contact Us To Get Help or Learn More
If you have any questions about our services, please call us at 207-941-1612 ext. 201
207-941-1612 ext. 201
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