Women's Treatment Programs in Riverside, CA

Healing with Programs Designed for Women

No two women come to treatment with the same story. Some carry the weight of trauma. Others juggle careers, family responsibilities, or the pressures of school. Many turn to substances or develop mental health struggles as a way to cope. Recovery cannot be one-size-fits-all—it must reflect the complexity of women’s lives.

That’s why at Sol Women’s Treatment in Riverside, CA, we offer specialized programs that go beyond general levels of care. These tracks are designed around the specific needs women bring into recovery—whether it’s rebuilding from trauma, learning healthier relationship patterns, balancing school pressures, or managing workplace stress.
Here's how our treatment works:
Programs answer “Who is this for?”—they are tailored to life stage, role, or challenge.
Treatments (modalities) answer “How do we help?”—they include CBT, DBT, EMDR, somatic therapy, music therapy, and more.
Together, programs and treatments form a comprehensive care model that heals the whole woman—mind, body, and spirit.

Programs We Offer at Sol Women’s Treatment

Women’s Wellness Program

The Women’s Wellness Program goes beyond symptom relief—it’s about creating a life of balance, vitality, and joy. Many women arrive in treatment exhausted...
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Relationship Recovery Program

Relationships can shape a woman’s mental health as much as any clinical condition. Women who have endured unhealthy, toxic, or codependent partnerships often carry deep wounds that fuel depression, anxiety, or substance use.
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Trauma-Targeted Program

Trauma is one of the strongest predictors of both substance use and mental health disorders. Studies show that women are more likely than men to experience sexual assault, domestic violence, and childhood trauma—and untreated trauma often resurfaces as depression, PTSD, or addiction.
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Student Support Program

Young women and college students face unique pressures: academic performance, independence, social pressures, and often their first encounters with mental health or substance challenges. According to the American College Health Association, nearly 1 in 3 female students reports depression or anxiety affecting their studies.
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Work Stress Reduction Program

Professional women face unique challenges: long hours, high-stakes careers, burnout, and the pressure to “do it all.” Many cope by overworking, neglecting self-care, or self-medicating with alcohol, stimulants, or prescription medications.
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Why Specialized Programs Matter for Women’s Recovery

General treatment is helpful, but specialized programs make the difference between short-term symptom relief and lasting transformation. According to SAMHSA, treatment tailored to a client’s identity and circumstances leads to better retention, stronger engagement, and lower relapse rates.

Benefits of Specialized Programs

Personalized Support

Ensuring women remain connected to care.

Peer Connection

Making recovery possible alongside jobs, school, or parenting.

Identity Healing

Ongoing therapy to reinforce progress.

Improved Outcomes

Maintaining ties to peers and clinicians in Riverside.

Benefits of Specialized Programs

Without targeted programs, many women fall through the cracks. A young student may struggle to connect with older peers in a general track. A trauma survivor may feel unsafe in mixed-gender therapy. A professional woman may avoid treatment entirely out of fear it won’t reflect her lifestyle.
At Sol, we remove those barriers by offering tracks that make space for every woman’s reality.

How Programs and Treatments Work Together

Programs answer who the care is designed for, while treatments define how healing happens. Both are essential.
A woman in the Trauma-Targeted Program may receive EMDR to process trauma, DBT to regulate emotions, and somatic therapy to reconnect with her body.
A participant in the Work Stress Reduction Program may practice CBT for anxiety, mindfulness for stress, and group therapy for peer connection.
A student in the Student Support Program may engage in motivational interviewing to strengthen decision-making while using music therapy for emotional expression.

By combining programs with a variety of therapeutic modalities, Sol ensures every woman receives care that is as individualized as her story.

Why Women Choose Sol Women’s Treatment in Riverside

Women-Centered Care

Programs designed exclusively for women.

Specialized Tracks

Support for trauma survivors, professionals, students, and women navigating life's transitions.

Holistic + Clinical Balance

Evidence-based therapies paired with wellness practices.


Continuum of Care

Programs offered across PHP, IOP, OP, and supportive housing.

Expert Clinicians

Licensed professionals with 10+ years of experience in behavioral health.

Local Accessibility

Serving women in Riverside, Redlands, Yucaipa, San Bernardino, and the Inland Empire.
Our Clinical Director, Tania Acevedo, MA, LPCC, leads our programs with over a decade of expertise in trauma-informed therapy and women’s behavioral health.

Admissions & Insurance

Enrolling in a specialized program is straightforward:
Call our admissions team for a confidential consultation.
Verify insurance (most major providers accepted).
Complete a clinical assessment to determine the right program and level of care.
Begin your personalized path to healing.

Frequently asked questions

What’s the difference between a program and a therapy modality?

Programs are tailored tracks designed for groups of women—such as students, professionals, or trauma survivors. Modalities are the therapeutic methods used within those programs, like CBT, DBT, or EMDR.

Can I join a program at any level of care?

Yes. Our programs are available at all levels of care—PHP, IOP, OP, and supportive housing—so women get targeted support no matter where they are in recovery.

Are these programs covered by insurance?

Most major insurance providers cover specialized programs as part of behavioral health treatment. Our admissions team can verify benefits before you begin.

Can I join more than one program?

Yes. Some women participate in multiple tracks if their needs overlap. For example, a student with trauma may join both the Student Support and Trauma-Targeted Programs.

Do programs include both group and individual therapy?

Yes. Each program blends one-on-one sessions with group therapy, plus holistic supports like mindfulness or art therapy.

Are these programs available virtually?

Depending on clinical needs and insurance, some aspects of programming may be available via telehealth. Call our admissions team for details.

Do programs involve family support?

Yes. Family therapy may be included when appropriate, especially in Relationship Recovery or Student Support tracks.

How do I know which program is right for me?

Our clinical team will conduct a thorough assessment and recommend the best program—or combination of programs—based on your goals and challenges.

Take the Next Step

Recovery is not only about stopping substance use or managing symptoms—it’s about building a life that reflects your values, strengths, and goals. At Sol Women’s Treatment in Riverside, CA, our specialized programs empower women to find healing in every area of their lives.

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