You Do Not Have to Pick One
The programs below are not five separate services you choose between. They are five emphases inside one women-only outpatient program, run from one building in Riverside on the same weekly schedule, across the same three levels of care. The focus of your treatment follows from your assessment and from what you are being treated for, and your care is tailored to you inside that week.
Choosing a program can feel like one more decision at a time when you already have enough to carry. You do not have to arrive with an answer; finding where you fit is our part, and we do it with you.
The Five Emphases
What differs between the programs is which conditions are in the foreground and which parts of the week get the weight.
- Trauma-TargetedWomen whose treatment centers on trauma, with EMDR in individual sessions
- Relationship RecoveryWomen dealing with the mental health effects of divorce, separation, relationship loss, grief or a household that has changed
- Work Stress ReductionWomen whose burnout and chronic stress have reached the point of needing time away from work
- Women’s WellnessThe whole-person side of the week: yoga, mindfulness, breathwork and sound sessions alongside the clinical work
- Student Support Off-CampusCollege women in Riverside, including those referred from campus counseling
What Is the Same Across All of Them
The building
Every program runs from 4175 Brockton Avenue, and there is one location.
The schedule
PHP runs Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 1:30 PM. IOP is three days a week, the three you pick, from 9:00 AM to noon or 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM. The week is the same whichever program you are in, and your care is tailored to you inside it.
The levels of care
Partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP) and outpatient (OP) are the three levels, and a clinician helps you find the right one to start in. PHP is a mental health level of care; substance use treatment runs through IOP and High-Intensity IOP. Read about levels of care.
The room
Every group is women only, at every level and in every program.
The clinical work
CBT runs throughout and every therapist is trained in it. DBT skills groups and ACT groups run as part of the week. EMDR is offered in individual sessions where trauma is central. Weekly psychiatry, medication management and case management are part of your care in every program.
How Your Program Is Chosen
At your assessment. A clinician talks with you about what is being treated, how much structure would help, and what your week should focus on. That conversation shapes both your level of care and your program.
Nothing about it is fixed. Women move between levels as things steady, and the focus of the week moves with them. If a woman arrives for trauma work and finds that her drinking needs care first, we care for what matters most right now.
All you need to bring is what brought you here. We take it from there, together.
Starting Treatment
1
Call or Send Your Insurance Details
Admissions answers 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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Assessment
A clinician works out the level of care and what your week should be weighted toward.
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Verify Your Insurance
We contact your plan and walk you through your benefits.
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Start Date
Set around what your week can hold, and next-day starts are often possible.
If one of these pages is the reason you are calling, say which. It tells admissions something useful about what you are looking for, even if the assessment lands somewhere else.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our admissions line is answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at (951) 972-5085.
How Are the Programs Different?
The weekly schedule is the same across all five programs. What differs is the focus of your care, which is tailored to you, mostly through your individual sessions. For example, women on the Trauma-Targeted track receive EMDR in their individual sessions, and many students choose IOP for its flexible days.
Can I Be in More Than One Program?
You do not need to choose just one. All five programs share the same weekly schedule, and your care is tailored to you inside it, so if more than one focus fits your life, your clinician can reflect that in your individual sessions.
Do All Programs Include Therapy, Psychiatry and Case Management?
Yes. Every woman at Sol receives therapy, weekly psychiatry with a psychiatric PA-C, medication management and case management, all under one roof, whichever program she is in.
How Do I Start?
Call (951) 972-5085 or verify your insurance. Our admissions line is answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and our admissions team responds within 24 hours. After your first call, a female clinician talks with you for about 30 minutes, and next-day starts are often possible.
You Do Not Need to Know Which One You Belong In
Our assessment is there to help you find it. The first call is confidential and commits you to nothing.
4175 Brockton Avenue, Riverside, CA 92501
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Medical Disclaimer
This page describes how treatment at Sol Women’s Treatment is organized. It is educational and is not medical advice, and the level of care and focus of treatment that suit any individual are decided at a clinical assessment. Sol is certified by the California Department of Health Care Services for outpatient and intensive outpatient services, certification 330246AP, and licensed by the California Department of Social Services, facility 331881576, and does not provide detox, inpatient or residential care. No two women respond identically and nothing here promises a result. In a medical emergency call 911. If you are in crisis, call or text 988.