Yellowstone Womens First Step House – The Yellowstone Bridge
Located in the heart of Costa Mesa, California, Yellowstone Womens First Step House – The Yellowstone Bridge offers a supportive and structured environment specifically designed for women embarking on their journey to sobriety. Recognizing the unique challenges women face in overcoming addiction, this facility is dedicated to providing comprehensive and compassionate care, guiding residents toward sustainable recovery and independent living.
A Specialized Approach to Women’s Recovery
The program at Yellowstone Womens First Step House is built upon a foundation of understanding and empowerment. We integrate evidence-based clinical practices with holistic wellness approaches, focusing not just on abstinence but on healing underlying trauma, co-occurring mental health issues, and rebuilding self-esteem. The intimate setting at 2028 Fullerton Avenue fosters a strong sense of community, crucial for peer support and accountability during the early stages of recovery.
Program Highlights and Services
The Yellowstone Bridge operates as a transitional living and structured sober-living environment. The continuum of care emphasizes personal responsibility and skill-building necessary for long-term success. Services provided are tailored to promote emotional, physical, and spiritual health.
- Individual and Group Therapy Sessions
- Relapse Prevention Planning
- Life Skills Training (e.g., budgeting, resume building)
- Nutritional Education and Wellness Activities
- 12-Step Program Integration and Sponsorship Support
- Aftercare Planning and Resource Connection
Creating a Foundation for Lasting Change
Recovery is a process, and the goal of Yellowstone Womens First Step House is to provide a stable “bridge” back to independent living. Residents are encouraged to seek employment or continue their education while maintaining sobriety within a safe framework. By focusing on practical application of recovery principles in real-world scenarios, the program helps women transition from intensive treatment back into their lives equipped with the tools, confidence, and community necessary to thrive.
Frequently Asked Questions
What phase of treatment is offered at The Yellowstone Bridge?
The facility typically focuses on providing structured sober living and transitional housing after detoxification and primary treatment are complete. It offers a crucial intermediate step between intensive care and full independence.
What is the minimum stay requirement for the program?
While stays are personalized based on individual progress and needs, residents are generally expected to commit to a minimum stay, often 90 days or longer, to fully benefit from the structure and skill-building opportunities offered.
Do residents need to attend 12-Step meetings?
Yes, active participation in 12-Step programs or similar recovery fellowships is a core component of the structure at Yellowstone Womens First Step House, reinforcing accountability and connection to the broader recovery community.
