WISE
Wellness, Intervention, Support & Education
SEN
Substance-Exposed Newborn
The bond between parent and child is powerful. WISE and SEN programs are designed to support parents and families affected by substance use disorders and help them build healthier, safer, and more stable lives together.
Our programs provide care management and care coordination to help individuals and families navigate systems, connect with community resources, address barriers to recovery, and access the services and supports they need. Care Managers and Care Coordinators work alongside parents to develop individualized goals, strengthen protective factors, and support progress toward sustained recovery and family well-being.
WISE and SEN are grounded in a Recovery-Oriented System of Care (ROSC) approach, recognizing that recovery is an ongoing process supported by individuals, families, healthcare providers, community organizations, and other resources. Through collaboration and coordinated support, we help families build connections to the people, services, and resources that can strengthen recovery and promote long-term wellness.
Our approach is trauma-informed, strength-based, person-centered, culturally responsive, and gender-responsive. In addition to addressing substance use, we consider the social, environmental, and family factors that can affect recovery and well-being.
Through compassionate, individualized care management and coordinated services, WISE and SEN support parents in recovery, strengthen families, and promote healthy outcomes for both parents and children.