Brookeville Rehab for Women

Has addiction made you question your worth? Are you struggling with the weight of shame, guilt, or past trauma? Individual therapy sessions with our accredited care team provide a safe space to share your story, identify triggers, and set recovery goals as we explore the root cause of your addiction together. Our therapists use proven, evidence-based treatment methods to help you build effective coping strategies and rediscover your inner strength.

Addiction can be isolating. You feel alone in the world, like no one understands what you’re going through. At The Freedom Center, our group therapy sessions are designed to surround you with other women who are going through the same thing. Together, you will form close bonds, work through your addiction recovery, share memories, and support each other.

Addiction impacts everyone, including friends and family. When a woman is struggling with substance abuse, those around her are both directly and indirectly affected. Family therapy helps rebuild fractured relationships, teaches loved ones how to provide support, identifies enabling behaviors, and helps them cope with a loved one going through a difficult time. We’ll also help you work through any feelings of guilt or shame you may be feeling about how addiction has affected your ability to care for your family, and teach you how to cope with them.

For many women, overwhelming stress from everyday responsibilities associated with caregiving, work, running a household, or financial strains can lead to cravings or relapse. CBT is a popular evidence-based method that teaches practical skills to reframe your thoughts, manage cravings, and respond to stress in healthier ways, thus minimizing the potential for relapse. Over time, CBT will help you see that you can face challenges without needing substances to cope.

Another evidence-based treatment, DBT effectively treats addiction in women by teaching stress tolerance, mindfulness, and emotional regulation. These skills empower women to manage intense emotions such as shame, anger, fear, or sadness, often felt by those struggling with addiction. DBT helps women develop healthier coping mechanisms to avoid relapsing and learning how to tackle stress with a practical approach instead of turning to substances to cope.

Many women suffering from addiction are also dealing with mental health disorders. Dual diagnosis treatment addresses the relationship between co-occurring disorders and addiction. We focus on healing not just your physical health from the substances, but also your mental health.

Holistic therapy nurtures the whole person—mind, body, and spirit—helping women rediscover their true selves. By integrating mindfulness, meditation, nutrition, and exercise, this approach fosters a deep sense of inner peace and balance. It reminds women that recovery is not just about overcoming struggles but about reconnecting with the essence of who they are.