Women’s Recovery Association: Hillside House – A HealthRIGHT 360 Program
Located in San Mateo, California, Women’s Recovery Association (WRA) Hillside House offers comprehensive residential treatment specifically designed for women battling substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. As a vital program of HealthRIGHT 360, this facility is committed to providing integrated clinical care and community support, fostering a path toward long-term recovery and stability.
Integrated and Compassionate Care
The WRA Hillside House provides inpatient treatment focused on the unique needs of women, young adults, and mothers with children. The program employs a holistic approach, addressing not only the addiction itself but also underlying factors such as co-occurring mental health disorders, past trauma, and abuse. Treatment plans are highly personalized to ensure each woman receives compassionate care that addresses her specific challenges and promotes comprehensive healing.
Treatment Modalities
Recovery at Hillside House is supported through evidence-based practices, primarily utilizing individual and group counseling sessions. These therapeutic settings help clients understand the root causes of their substance use disorder, develop essential emotion management techniques, and build effective relapse prevention tools. Key areas of focus within the program include:
- Co-occurring mental health disorders treatment.
- Recovery from trauma and abuse.
- Health and wellness education.
- Building self-esteem and self-efficacy.
- Developing healthy relationships and community support.
Accessibility and Community Focus
Women’s Recovery Association is dedicated to serving vulnerable populations. As a non-profit organization, the program is accessible to low-income clients and families, and it accepts state Medicaid insurance. The organization holds CARF accreditation and has a long history, specializing in serving women with children, individuals experiencing homelessness, youth, young adults, and those who are on parole. This commitment ensures that vital recovery resources are available to those who need them most in the San Mateo community.
Frequently Asked Questions
What specific populations does WRA Hillside House primarily serve?
The facility specializes in providing comprehensive residential care for women, particularly those who are low-income, have state Medicaid insurance, are experiencing homelessness, are on parole, or are women with young children.
Is this an outpatient or residential facility?
WRA Hillside House offers residential (inpatient) treatment to adult and young adult women seeking help for substance use disorders.
What types of therapeutic approaches are used at Hillside House?
The program emphasizes counseling for substance use disorder treatment, utilizing both individual counseling and group counseling sessions to facilitate understanding, recovery, and the development of coping tools.
Does the program address mental health issues concurrently with addiction?
Yes, the center is equipped to treat both substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions through integrated treatment plans.
