Adult and Teen Challenge Eugene Women's Campus – Addiction Rehab in Eugene, Oregon

Nestled within a picturesque 7-acre setting in the west hills of Eugene, the Adult and Teen Challenge Eugene Women’s Campus provides a faith-based treatment program designed specifically for women dealing with substance use issues. Established in 1960 by David Wilkerson, the network now boasts nearly 250 centers across the United States and over 1,000 worldwide. The Pacific Northwest Adult and Teen Challenge programs require a one-time intake fee of $500, with no ongoing monthly costs for the duration of the program. This women's campus offers a year-long program and can accommodate up to 20 residents. The Bible-centered curriculum at Adult and Teen Challenge centers around three primary objectives: healing from the impacts of substance use, mending relationships with Jesus Christ and others, and fostering personal transformation through faith. Throughout their journey, participants engage in sermons, Bible study sessions, prayer, spiritual retreats, and vocational training opportunities. Life Renewal clinical counseling provides therapeutic support that incorporates cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), group sessions, and relapse prevention techniques rooted in Christian principles. As the center does not include medical personnel, individuals are required to complete detoxification before joining the program. To maintain a strong focus on recovery, interaction is restricted to immediate family members, and the use of electronic devices is prohibited. In an effort to promote full recovery from substance use, smoking is also not permitted.