Port Huron Odyssey House

Founded in 1972, Port Huron Odyssey House is a private, non-profit organization offering day treatment, intensive outpatient (IOP), outpatient care, residential treatment and recovery housing for men, women, couples, and families—including pregnant women and parents on the path to recovery from substance use or dual diagnoses. With a strong sense of community, the facility welcomes all backgrounds, creating a safe, supportive space for lasting recovery. At the heart of the center's approach is the therapeutic community model, combining peer support, relapse management, coping strategies, and professional counseling. The program integrates behavioral therapy, cognitive restructuring, and insight-based work to help each person build lasting change and self-worth. Unique to the Port Huron Odyssey House, the Community Involvement Center marks the first step in the recovery journey, where new clients are screened and connected with care that meets their needs. The center offers Enhanced Women’s Specialty Coaching for mothers, helping reduce substance use, connect with community resources, and make informed choices about reproductive health. For fathers, the 24/7 Dads Fatherhood Program strengthens parenting skills and emotional wellness. Together, these programs equip parents with essential tools to rebuild healthy relationships and build a stronger future for their families.