Addiction & Trauma Care for Women
Emerge Recovery TX offers innovative women-only trauma and substance use disorder aftercare outpatient services for those seeking a lifetime of health and empowerment
Women helping women through their recovery journey.
Emerge Recovery TX has developed innovative approaches to recovery that enable women to a lifetime of health and empowerment.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Intensive outpatient programs (IOP) is a structured trauma and substance abuse disorder treatment program that last 3-hours a day, three days per week. IOP allows clients to continue with their normal, day-to-day lives in a way that residential treatment programs don’t.
Outpatient Program (OP)
Outpatient (OP) is a structured therapeutic group and process group which takes place once a week, over 2 hours. OP allows clients to continue developing therapeutic skills and processes as they continue to build a life of long-term recovery.
Outpatient Treatment Programs for Women in Austin.
Customized Addiction Recovery Help
Individual Therapy
One on one counseling sessions with professional addiction counselors.
Group Therapy & Process Groups
Group therapy sessions to help heal trauma and restore strength.
Trauma Recovery
Treatment Options to help support women in recovery.
WHY TRAUMA INFORMED CARE?
Treatment Programs designed by women who care.
Outpatient services play an integral part in the recovery process. Trauma-informed clinicians push clients toward lifelong recovery through holistic nurturing of the mind, body and spirit.
Why Women Only?
As women and family members work to overcome addiction, we experience firsthand the shortcomings of women-focused treatment. As treatment professionals, we determined that most treatment facilities and centered on male and coed communities. Women are typically the secondary focus in coed programs, and minimal long-term support options are available.
- Programming by women in recovery, for women in recovery
- Immersive care to assist recovery in all areas of life
- Directly contributes to improved treatment outcomes
OUR PROGRAM
Individualized, compassionate care for lifelong recovery
Ready to start your recovery journey?
Contact Emerge Recovery TX today.
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