Tides is a comprehensive outpatient recovery program dedicated to helping pregnant and newly postpartum women with substance use disorder build healthier lives for themselves and their babies. Founded from a commitment to support mothers through recovery, the program combines evidence-based, therapeutic care with connections to community partners. Its goal is to help women engage in recovery and become healthy mothers raising healthy babies.

Tides’ case managers guide participants through recovery and coordinate practical, ongoing support tailored to their needs. Services include transportation assistance, parenting skills, prenatal and postpartum care, job readiness, relapse prevention planning, and help with housing. The program also connects women with services such as outpatient treatment, counseling, recovery meetings, and job training.

Tides emphasizes resilience, accountability, and compassionate support. Women’s personal testimonies describe how the program helped them rebuild trust, develop confidence as parents, and pursue greater stability. Through coordinated services and community relationships, Tides supports mothers as they work toward recovery, prepare for parenting, and create a hopeful future for their families.