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Sol’s Trauma-Targeted Program for Women in Riverside, CA

What the trauma emphasis involves, what it treats, and where to read about each part of it.

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Clinically reviewed by Tania Acevedo, MA, LPCCFounder and Chief Clinical Officer

Sol’s Trauma-Targeted Program is care for women whose treatment centers on trauma, inside Sol’s women-only outpatient treatment in Riverside. PHP runs Monday to Friday; IOP is three days a week. The weekly schedule is shared across all of Sol’s programs, and your care inside it is tailored to you, including EMDR in your individual sessions.

Think of this page as a gentle map. Each condition and therapy below has its own page with more detail, and our guide to trauma therapy for women is a kind place to begin.

What Is Actually Different About It

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The building and the weekly schedule are shared with every Sol program. Three things feel different here.

Who is in the room. Every group is women only. That is true of everything at Sol, and it matters most here, because for many women in trauma treatment the harm involved a man, and a women-only room can make it easier to speak.

How your care is tailored. The weekly schedule is the same across Sol’s programs. Inside it, women on the trauma-targeted track receive EMDR in their individual sessions with our EMDR therapist, alongside trauma-focused work and DBT skills groups for the days when feelings arrive faster than thoughts.

The pace. Trauma work is never about telling your story as fast as possible. Stabilization comes first, and how quickly anything else happens is a clinical decision made with you rather than a schedule you are put on.

Groups are kept small, about six to eight women. You are never required to say what happened, in any group, at any point.

What the Trauma Emphasis Treats

We treat several types of trauma

Post-traumatic stress disorderIncluding the version that arrives years later, with no single event to point at.

Childhood traumaWhat happened before you were old enough to name it.

Dissociative disordersLosing time, feeling unreal, watching yourself from outside.

Borderline personality disorderFrequently diagnosed in women with trauma histories, and treatable.

Depression and anxiety

The two that most often arrive alongside.

Substance UseWhere drinking or using started as a way to manage what will not stop.

What Is Used

The ways we treat trauma, including what the research does and does not support.

EMDRStructured and protocol-based, delivered one to one in your individual sessions, and one of three trauma-focused therapies the 2023 VA/DoD PTSD guideline recommends most strongly.

Trauma-focused therapyThe broader category, and what “trauma-informed” actually means in practice.

Cognitive behavioral therapyIn group, on the beliefs trauma leaves behind.

DBT skills groupsSkills for the moments the feeling outruns the thinking. Sol runs skills groups, not the full DBT model.

Group therapyWomen only, small, and often more comforting than women expect.

Somatic therapy and mindfulness

Body-based and attention-based work, with the evidence stated honestly on both pages.

What This Is Not

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It is not a separate facility or a separate schedule. It is the same weekly schedule, in the same building, with your care tailored to you inside it. Your assessment decides the level of care first, and the emphasis follows from what is being treated.

It is not inpatient or residential. Sol is outpatient. You go home at the end of the day.

It is not a trauma retreat or an intensive. There is no one-week program, no immersive weekend and no single-session method offered here.

And it is not where you have to start. If you are not sure whether what happened to you counts, the PTSD page answers that question directly, and the answer is more generous than most women expect.

Levels of Care

PHPPartial hospitalization

Roughly who it suits

The most structured daytime option, for when symptoms are at their heaviest.

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Partial Hospitalization Program

IOPIntensive outpatient

Roughly who it suits

Fewer hours, more room for work and family, still substantial clinical contact.

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Intensive Outpatient Program

OPOutpatient

Roughly who it suits

The lightest, often where women step down to.

Read more

Outpatient Program

See all levels of care, all conditions treated, all therapies used, or the other program emphases.

How to Get Started

1

Call (951) 972-5085

Call (951) 972-5085 or verify your insurance, and our admissions team responds within 24 hours.

2

A Clinical Call of About 30 Minutes

A clinical call of about 30 minutes with a female clinician. It is a conversation rather than an interrogation, it moves at your pace, and you can pause at any point.

3

A Level of Care and a Start Date

You will know both before you commit to anything.

Admissions answers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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You Will Not Be Asked to Start With the Worst of It

Talk to someone at Sol about what has been going on. Women only, outpatient, in Riverside.

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Medical Disclaimer

This page is for general information and is not a substitute for a clinical assessment, diagnosis or treatment by a qualified professional. Sol Women’s Treatment is a licensed outpatient program, not inpatient or residential care. Individual results vary and no specific outcomes are guaranteed. If you are in crisis, call or text 988. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.