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Discover a path to freedom with our women’s rehab program. At Ardu, we understand the distinct challenges that women face in addiction and recovery.
Our dedicated team of professionals is committed to providing a holistic and empowering experience, helping women reclaim their lives and develop the skills necessary for long-term recovery.
Our drug and alcohol rehab center also has a men’s rehab center, with staff experienced in treating drug and alcohol addiction in men.
Women’s rehab is a suite of specialized substance abuse treatment programs tailored to meet the needs of women struggling with addiction. Women’s rehab programs provide a safe and supportive environment where women can receive comprehensive care addressing their specific challenges and experiences.
Women’s addiction is approached with a gender-specific lens, incorporating therapies and interventions that consider factors such as trauma, co-occurring disorders, hormonal fluctuations, and societal pressures.
By focusing on the specific needs of women, our women’s rehab program empowers women in their recovery journey and helps them achieve lasting sobriety and wellness.
A convergence of evidence suggests that women with substance use disorders are more likely than men to face multiple barriers affecting access and entry to substance abuse treatment. (Tuchman, et al.)
Choosing a women’s rehab program can provide you with an environment of empathetic understanding and tailored treatment to help you overcome addiction and embark on a journey of lasting recovery. When considering women’s rehab, here are a few reasons why choosing such a program can be beneficial:
Our alcohol and drug addiction treatment programs for women focus on helping women leave substance abuse behind. Here are the drug and alcohol services we offer:
According to NIDA, “women often use drugs differently, respond to drugs differently, and can have unique obstacles to effective treatment as simple as not being able to find child care or being prescribed treatment that has not been adequately tested on women.”
Drug rehabs for women aim to tackle gender-specific behaviors related to drug abuse. Some of the types of women’s drug addiction therapy our staff is experienced in are:
A 2019 overview of alcohol abuse in women cites that “treatment in specialized, women-only settings or treatments that target women-specific issues may improve outcomes for women with alcohol use disorder. “
Another study, published in 2022, concluded that “supporting and expanding the development of sex- and gender-specific low-risk drinking guidelines offers more nuanced and educative information to clinicians and consumers and will particularly benefit women and girls.”
Our alcohol addiction treatment is focused on female-specific alcohol abuse patterns and treatments that are proven to help women fight alcoholism. Visit our alcohol rehab page to learn more about the services we offer for alcohol treatment.
We offer a range of drug and alcohol addiction treatment options for women struggling with addiction. Choose inpatient or outpatient treatment depending on your needs and preferences, and start your sobriety journey at Ardu.
Inpatient treatment, also known as residential treatment, is addiction treatment done at a professional facility for a set period of time.
If you have tried to quit your addiction multiple times, are addicted to a substance that can cause serious withdrawal symptoms, or have mental health issues in addition to addiction, inpatient rehab may be right for you.
Ardu has an inpatient drug rehab and an inpatient alcohol rehab. We offer 24/7 support and professional care, and are an ideal option for women who need medically supervised alcohol or drug addiction treatment.
Outpatient treatment is addiction treatment that allows you to attend group and individual therapy in outpatient facilities while living at home or in a sober living facility.
They are a great choice for moms and women who can’t commit to inpatient care because of personal and professional responsibilities.
Ardu offers an intensive outpatient program and a partial hospitalization program where you can get the necessary treatment during the day, even if you can’t commit to staying at a treatment facility.
Managing mental health issues and addiction at the same time can be challenging for women, and they often don’t get proper support for this challenge. A recent study cites that “women with dual disorders report lower levels of social support than women with substance dependence alone.”
Professionals at our dual diagnosis treatment center can help you tackle both your addiction and co-occurring disorder thanks to their extensive knowledge of trauma therapy and mental health disorders. Here are some of the dual diagnosis services we offer to women:
Ardu offers a range of treatment options for women with drug and alcohol addiction. Start with medically assisted or holistic detox and continue your journey through our individual and group therapy options, depending on your needs and preferences.
Medically assisted detox uses medication to help you manage withdrawal symptoms and cravings. Medications used in this type of treatment can include methadone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone for opioid addiction, and acamprosate and disulfiram for alcohol addiction.
At our drug and alcohol detox center, you can get the following services alcohol detox and drug detox services:
Holistic detox is an approach to detox that focuses on treating the symptoms of withdrawal without medication. Holistic detox often utilizes treatment options such as experiential therapy and nutrition therapy to support physical and emotional healing and help you get through withdrawal.
Individual therapy is a type of psychotherapy that involves one-on-one sessions between the patient and the therapist. Common types of therapy approaches used in individual addiction therapy are dialectical behavioral therapy programs, cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, and family therapy programs (we offer each at Ardu).
During individual therapy, therapists at Ardu will work closely with you to explore your emotions, thoughts, and behaviors, as well as identify patterns and help you develop coping skills to manage your symptoms.
Group therapy consists of a therapist leading a group of women who are struggling with similar issues. This type of therapy provides a safe, supportive environment for women to share their emotions and experiences with people of the same gender.
Group therapy can offer a range of benefits, including the opportunity to learn from the experiences and perspectives of others, a sense of community, and increased self-awareness.
If you’re looking for an effective women’s rehab center program, you’re in the right place. Our rehab for women will provide you with empathetic care and the best possible substance abuse treatment.
Our skilled experts will work with you to develop a plan of action to get your life back into your own hands.
Reclaim control of your life today. Rise up and contact Ardu Recovery Center at 801-810-1234.
Rehab programs at Ardu incorporate four key pillars that form the foundation of comprehensive treatment and recovery:
These four pillars work together to provide a comprehensive and holistic approach to addiction treatment, addressing the physical, psychological, and social aspects of addiction to help you achieve and maintain lasting recovery.
In general, a minimum of 30 days is recommended for residential or inpatient programs to allow for detoxification, stabilization, and initial therapeutic interventions. However, longer durations, such as 60 or 90 days, can provide more comprehensive support and increase the chances of successful recovery.
Ultimately, the optimal length of your rehab should be determined through an individualized assessment by healthcare professionals who can consider your unique circumstances and needs and the severity of your addiction.
The frequency of attending recovery programs at alcohol and drug addiction treatment centers can vary based on your needs and the treatment plan you’re undergoing.
It is common for people to participate in rehab activities multiple times a week to maximize the effectiveness of treatment. This may include attending therapy sessions, support group meetings, family programs, educational workshops, and other therapeutic interventions.
The specific schedule and frequency of rehab attendance should be determined in collaboration with treatment professionals, taking into account your individual progress, goals, and the recommended intensity of the treatment plan.
The time it takes for a person to overcome addiction can vary based on the person’s circumstances, the severity and duration of addiction, the presence of co-occurring disorders, and the effectiveness of the treatment and support received.
Recovery is a lifelong journey, and while progress can be made in a relatively short time, sustaining long-term recovery often requires ongoing commitment, support, and the development of healthy coping mechanisms.
No, Ardu does not have an alumni program as of now.
Different rehab centers have different requirements when it comes to what you can and can’t bring to rehab. To learn about the requirements at Ardu, read our page on what to bring to rehab.
Women’s treatment at Ardu is covered by most insurance providers. Check out our insurance verification page to learn more.
A dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) program is a form of therapy designed to help people struggling with emotional dysregulation and self-destructive behaviors. It combines elements of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) with mindfulness practices and incorporates skills training in four main areas: mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness.
DBT aims to enhance emotional resilience, improve coping strategies, promote self-awareness, and foster healthier relationships. It is often used in the treatment of conditions such as borderline personality disorder, substance use disorders, and other mental health challenges.
Mina Draskovic, B.Psy., reviewed this content for accuracy on 6/30/23
