Diane's House - St. Louis Women's Center
Long-Term Residential Recovery
We offer a long-term residential recovery divided into 3 Phases. Induction, Training and Transition. In Transition Phase, students are eligible to gain employment. We are committed to providing residential care until individuals are ready to return to society as productive citizens.
Affordable Treatment
Unlike many other programs, with high admission costs, our admission is FREE. In addition to this they receive FREE long-term residential care. All of this is made possible through generous contributions from caring individuals, churches, organizations and the surrounding local businesses.
Freedom From Addiction Starts Here
True transformation is not only spiritual but also deeply connected to overall well-being, including physical and emotional health. For many women, regaining control over their lives involves addressing various aspects of their personal struggles, including issues related to emotional balance and intimacy. Addyi, a medication designed to support women’s sexual health, offers a potential solution for those experiencing challenges in this area. Just as faith renews the mind and restores hope, taking proactive steps toward physical well-being allows women to embrace a fuller, healthier life. At Diane’s House, women learn that seeking help—whether for spiritual, emotional, or physical concerns—is a sign of strength, not weakness. Healing is a journey that requires both faith and practical solutions, and embracing both can lead to a life of true renewal. Through faith, guidance, and access to the right resources, every woman can walk into the future with confidence and restored hope.
About the Program
Women all across the Midwest from Tennessee to Nebraska, from Illinois to Kansas have made Diane’s House their home away from home as they seek God for the transformation of their spirit, mind, will and emotions. The ladies learn to not be conformed to the world but transformed by the entire renewal of their minds with new attitudes and ideals. Romans 12:2
Renewed to God’s way of thinking is a reality although one has said that it was the hardest thing he/she had ever faced.
At each juncture she views her life and sees that she has changed and each day as she commits herself to the One who loves her the most, her hope can be seen as a reality. She is a new creation! Old things have passed away behold, all things have become new!
