THE HANNAH’S HOUSE PROGRAM
OUR APPROACH
Treatment Designed Around Her
No two stories are the same, and neither should treatment be. At Hannah’a House, each young woman receives individualized care designed around her experiences, needs, strengths, and goals.
Through a combination of evidence-based treatment, meaningful relationships, every day experiences, and a safe place to call home, she is given the time and support to heal and her own pace while beginning to discover who she is beyond what has happened to her.
WHOLE PERSON CARE
Healing Happens in More Than One Place
Healing does not happen in isolation. At Hannah’s House, care reaches beyond the counseling room and into the everyday moments where trust is built, confidence returns, and new ways of living begin to take root.
Clinial Care
Individualized, trauma-informed treatment creates space for each young woman to process her experiences, build healthy coping skills, and move forward at her own pace.
Equine Care
Healing can happen beyond the counseling room. Through hands-on experiences and time with our horses, young women build confidence, practice healthy boundaries, develop trust, and discover strengths they may not haverecognized in themselves.
Everyday Life
Some of the most meaningful growth happens in ordinary moments. Shared meals, laughter, responsibilities to practice trust, connection, and simply being a teenager again.
THE RESTORE JOURNEY
Restoration Happens One Step at a Time
Reach Acceptance
Her journey begins with safety. During this first stage, we focus on building trust, creating stability, and giving her the space she needs to begin considering what healing could look like.
Engage in the Process
As trust begins to grow, she starts engaging more deeply in treatment, relationships, and daily life. This stage is about building connection, discovering hope, and taking meaningful steps toward healing.
Strive for Change
With a stronger sense of safety and support, she begins putting new skills into practice. She learns to recognize unhealthy patterns, make different choices, and see herself and her future in a new way.
Take Back What Was Stolen
She begins to separate who she is from what she has happened to her. As she recognizes her strength, worth, and resilience, she starts reclaiming the parts of her life that exploitati0n tried to take from her.
On the Path
Healing is becoming part of how she lives, not simply something she is working toward. She continues building confidence, strengthening new skills, and discovering what life can look like as she moves toward a hopeful future.
Readiness to Transition
As she prepares for what comes next, the focus begins to shift toward life beyond Hannah’s House. Together, we strengthen the skills, relationships, supports, and plans she will need to continue moving forward with confidence.
Embrace New Life
She steps forward with a growing understanding that her past does not determine her future. With new skills, stronger relationships, and hope for what lies ahead, she is prepared to embrace the life she has worked so hard to build.
CLINICAL & THERAPEUTIC CARE
Healing happens safe relationships and evidence-based care.
Our Clinical Director provides individualized, trauma-informed care that meets each young woman where she is. Treatment is designed to build trust, strengthen emotional regulation, process trauma safety, and develop the skills needed for lasting growth.
- EMDR
- Case Management
- Individual Counseling
- Group Therapy
- Addiction Support
- Polyvagal-Informed care
LIFE AT HANNAH’S HOUSE
Healing happens in the everyday moments, too.
A DAY AT HANNAH’S HOUSE
Structure creates space for healing.
MORNING
Wake up · Breakfast · Morning Routine · School
AFTERNOON
School · Individual or group therapy · Life Skills · Activities
EVENING
Dinner together · Recreation · Time to unwind · Horse Chores
NIGHT
Evening routine · Quiet time · Rest
EDUCATION AT HANNAH’S HOUSE
Her future is still being written.
Education is an important part of life at Hannah’s House. Through individualized academic support and an on-site classroom, each young woman has the opportunity to continue learning, work toward her goals, and begin seeing possibilities for her future beyond treatment.
PREPARING FOR WHAT’S NEXT
Healing also means building a life beyond Hannah’s House.
INDEPENDENT LIVING
Everyday responsibilities become opportunities to build confidence and independence. Young women practice the practical skills they will need to care for themselves, navigate responsibilities, and move toward adulthood with greater confidence.
VOCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Through opportunities to explore interests and develop workplace skills, young women can begin discovering through strengths, considering future goals, and gaining experience that prepares them for meaningful employment.
TRANSITION PLANNING
Preparing to leave Hannah’s House begins long before transition day. Each young woman recieves individualized planning focused on the relationships, resources, supports, and next steps she will need as she moves forward.
COULD HANNAH’S HOUSE BE THE RIGHT NEXT STEP?
A new chapter can begin here.
Whether you are a parent, guardian, caseworker, law enforcement, or professional looking for specialized care for a young woman, our team is here to help you determine whether Hannah’s House may be the right fit.