Young Women's Mental Health & Addiction Treatment

Young Adult Addiction Treatment & Mental Health Care for Women

Young adult women ages 18 to 35 can build a better life free from the grips of addiction and mental health struggles at The Cove Women’s Program by Momentum Recovery. By experiencing the power of true belonging, they’ll build confidence and capability to tackle life in recovery.

Treating Addiction & Mental Health

Addiction is a disease with deep and tangled roots. True recovery is only possible when you take the time to identify and heal the mental health issues and trauma that are buried under the symptoms of addiction. That’s why The Cove is proud to be a dual-diagnosis addiction treatment program. Our caring and empathetic experts treat co-occurring disorders such as depression, anxiety and more, in order to provide lasting relief from addiction. Utilizing a myriad of treatment modalities, The Cove helps young women overcome addiction and the other issues holding them back, so they can live a happier, better life where they belong.

What Happens in the Cove Young Women's Mental Health & Addiction Treatment Program?

Members of The Cove community find purpose and direction through Momentum’s four-phase long-term treatment approach. During all phases of Momentum’s continuum of care, young women receive personalized case management, local recovery community resources, family programming, adventure-based therapy, educational support, financial skills development, vocational support, nutritional support, and more.

Phase 1: DOCK

Primary Mental Health & Addiction Treatment

The journey to a better life starts at the Dock. Here, young women will find a quiet refuge for healing and self-discovery as they begin to explore their addiction, trauma, and any co-occurring disorders. Our female clinical experts use a trauma-informed and empathetic approach to create a customized treatment plan for each individual, including a mix of group therapy, one-on-one therapy, family therapy, experiential activities, and more.

Phase 2: ANCHOR

Extended Care

In Phase Two, community members continue the same modalities of treatment that they have found to be effective in Phase One. At the same time, they are gradually given more autonomy to venture out in the world. Many of our clients choose to enroll in school or get a job as they continue to build a rich and fulfilling life without drugs and alcohol or mental health struggles. While transitioning to this new life, members of The Cove community benefit from the continued support of their care team and peers in the program.

Phase 3: HARBOR

Sober Living

Home is where hope is. As the reality of a better life in recovery comes into focus, young women living in our warm and welcoming sober home receive the community, support, and stability a young woman needs in early recovery. Clients can tend to the garden in the backyard, catch up on their shows with their roommates in the spacious living room, or pitch in with dinner prep. On good days and bad days, our women receive all the support and community they need to continue their journey of healing.

Phase 4: COMPASS

Change Management

Compass, the final phase of The Cove’s four phase program, can last weeks or months, depending on each client’s needs. While charting a new course and living on their own, clients can depend on the continued guidance and support they need to stay on track. That means continued one-on-one therapy sessions and regular drug tests, as well as immersion in the recovery community. All group sessions in the Dock and Anchor programs are open for all community members as well, and attendance at experiential activities is encouraged. That way, clients can continue to implement the tools they’ve learned while relying on the safety net that The Cove’s trusted clinicians and community can provide.

Experiential Activities

The Cove’s experiential and adventure-based activities are not only designed to teach real life skills and coping mechanisms; but also, to help community members learn how to have fun in sobriety. Such activities may include: