GEORGIA'S FIRST CHOICE IN MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION TREATMENT FOR OVER 40 YEARS
Center for Women’s Health at Ridgeview Institute
The Women’s Connection at Ridgeview Institute is a behavioral health program designed exclusively for young adult and adult women (18+) to address their issues and needs in a safe, therapeutic environment that promotes growth & development. Our Women’s Connection program’s goal is to provide women in need with high-quality therapeutic mental health services that assist women in overcoming problems stemming from trauma, depression, anxiety, mood disorders, and substance abuse. Treatment is accomplished through active clinical programming that is offered 7 days a week for inpatients. Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), as well as Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT) and other evidence-based practices, are provided throughout the programming day. Modalities include group therapy, psycho-educational skill groups, activity therapy, family therapy and 12 Step treatment.
We offer three levels of mental health care: inpatient services, partial hospitalization programs, and intensive outpatient programs.
Our inpatient treatment program provides 24-hour nursing care and is designed to help our patients stabilize their lives medically & behaviorally. At this level of care they can identify and begin to heal the emotional issues that trigger symptoms, and develop coping skills needed to prevent relapse.
Our partial hospitalization program at Ridgeview Institute offers a full treatment day of continued therapies. Patients may live at home or reside in the Women’s Recovery Residence for added support and structure. The intensive outpatient program offers flexible scheduling for patients in school or working, as well as those stepping down from a more intensive level of care. Patients may enter treatment at any level or transition through the levels, depending upon individual need. We understand that each patient is unique, and our treatment plans reflect that uniqueness.
Family therapy is an integral part of the stabilization process here at Ridgeview Institute.
Patients and their loved ones have family therapy sessions with their primary therapist, and multi-family education groups. These sessions allow family members to be actively involved in the healing process, and build stronger bonds that continue long after treatment has ended. Family therapy may employ techniques and exercises such as: cognitive therapy, behavior therapy, interpersonal therapy, or other types of individual therapy, depending on the specific needs of the patient.
The goal of family therapy is simple, work together to repair any emotional troubles, psychological issues, or mental problems that have put a strain on your family. While the goal is simple, the healing process does take time, and Ridgeview Institute understands that. Our staff aims to improve communication within a family structure, resolve previous family problems, and build an overall better home environment for everyone.
The treatment team at Ridgeview Institute works closely with each patient to create a plan that will continue to work for the patient after she has left the Women’s Connection program. Our professional staff will work to set realistic goals during treatment, continue communication with outpatient therapists, physicians, and counselors as needed, and establish outpatient contacts and appointments prior to discharge. We also assist patients and their families in locating appropriate 12-step meetings, support groups, and other needed treatment or supportive services in their communities. Patients who successfully complete treatment will be invited to continue in our Aftercare Program. Additionally, our active Women’s Alumni Association provides continuing support and fellowship for women following discharge.
Georgia’s first choice in mental health and addiction treatment for over 40 years, if you or a loved one is in need of help, call us at (844) 350-8800.
Ridgeview offers free assessments 24/7. Call Toll Free (844) 350-8800. Counselors are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.