Renaissance Refuge Heyburn offers a comprehensive faith-based treatment program for women battling substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions including anxiety, depression, PTSD, and trauma. Located in Burley, Idaho, their program consists of a 60-day residential phase followed by an eight-month outpatient component. For those unable to attend in person, online intensive outpatient services are available, ensuring accessibility to care regardless of location constraints. The center's treatment philosophy integrates evidence-based therapeutic practices with faith-based principles and 12-Step methodology, addressing recovery holistically across physical, emotional, and spiritual dimensions. Women participate in individual and group therapy sessions, receive trauma-informed care, and engage in practical life skills training that helps develop healthier coping mechanisms. Family healing is a crucial component of their approach, with dedicated counseling and support programs designed to repair relationships and create sustainable support systems. Residents experience a tranquil, homelike environment intentionally designed to facilitate healing. The setting provides nutritious meals, structured daily routines, and therapeutic activities that promote emotional wellness. Community building forms a cornerstone of the Renaissance Refuge approach, with significant emphasis placed on developing supportive peer relationships. Through their comprehensive, faith-centered methodology, Renaissance Refuge Heyburn equips women with the tools and support needed for lasting recovery and personal transformation.