Sobriety with support. Stability with sisterhood. Strength for what comes next.
ABOUT
Women’s View is a residential treatment and recovery support program designed to serve women ages 18-29 who are experiencing substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. The program is committed to providing evidence-informed, trauma-responsive care that addresses the complex needs of individuals impacted by addiction, mental health challenges, and related psychosocial stressors. Core program components include integrated treatment for co-occurring disorders, trauma-informed clinical practices, and education and prevention strategies related to opioid overdose and harm reduction.
Women’s View recognizes that recovery occurs within a broader social and developmental context. As such, programming is designed to be responsive to each resident’s developmental stage, lived experiences, and cultural identity. Services are delivered in a culturally responsive and inclusive manner that respects and affirms diverse expressions of identity, including race, ethnicity, language, gender identity, and LGBTQ+ status. The program aims to address substance use among adults while also supporting individuals in overcoming the personal, social, and structural barriers that may impede long-term stability and successful reintegration into the community.
The program provides comprehensive residential treatment for alcohol and other substance use disorders, coupled with structured recovery support services. Women’s View focuses on strengthening residents’ capacity to function independently and effectively in the community through individualized treatment planning, skill development, and coordinated support services.
KEY AREAS OF FOCUS
ESSENTIAL LIFE SKILLS
Development of essential life skills necessary for independent living
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Employment prep
Employment preparation and skill-building opportunities
advancement
Educational advancement and vocational readiness
PEER RECOVERY
Active engagement in peer recovery and community recovery networks
COMMUNITY LINKAGE
Linkage to community-based health, behavioral health, and social services
STABILITY & STRUCTURE
Strengthening stability through routines and supportive environments
Skills for Everyday Life and What’s Next
Residents are supported in developing both short-term, attainable goals and longer-term recovery and life planning strategies. The program emphasizes task mastery and functional skill development, including daily living skills, financial and household management, employment readiness, communication and interpersonal effectiveness, and the cultivation of healthy relationships.
Through a structured and supportive residential environment, Women’s View promotes personal accountability, resilience, and empowerment while supporting each resident’s journey toward sustained recovery, improved mental health, and long-term community integration.
DAILY PROGRAMMING & Therapeutic Activities
Daily activities at Women’s View are intentionally structured to support resident engagement, foster peer interaction, and promote sustained recovery. Programming is designed to encourage active participation in the therapeutic community while strengthening residents’ ability to function effectively within the broader community. Residents participate in a combination of individual counseling and structured group therapy, which provide opportunities to explore personal challenges, build coping strategies, and develop the skills necessary to support long-term recovery. These services are delivered by qualified clinical staff and are integrated into each resident’s individualized treatment plan.
Group and educational sessions address a range of recovery-oriented topics, including, but not limited to:
Anger management and development of positive coping strategies
Relapse prevention and long-term recovery maintenance
Tobacco and nicotine cessation and the phases of recovery
Goal setting, emotional awareness, mindfulness, self-esteem, and stress reduction
Effective communication, healthy relationship building, and personal boundaries
Education related to HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted infections, and viral hepatitis
The impact of substance use disorders on families and interpersonal relationships
Nutrition, health education, and other topics related to overall wellness and healthy living
